In addition to a huge four-poster king bed, the living space has an overstuffed couch that converts to a second bed. Enjoy your private sitting porch overlooking the outdoor heated pool. Relax in a large and deep 2-person corner jetted tub by the fireplace in the living room and feel all the stress leave your body. This room also features a beautiful bathroom with a pedestal sink and tub/shower combination. This suite offers the perfect getaway from Boston.
- Four-poster king bed
- Private entrance with a sitting porch
- Living room area with a fold-out couch
- Wet bar and mini-fridge
- Corner gas fireplace
- 2-Person jetted tub in living room
- Private bath with tub/shower combination
- TV with cable
- Free Wi-Fi
- Air conditioning
The Story Behind the Name: Marion Winborn Suite
Marion Slocomb Winborn 1911-1979. We dedicate this room to Susan’s maternal grandmother Marion Winborn. Marion was a feisty, Southern redhead, married to Magruder Winborn. They ran a lumber and hamper mill in Lumberton, Alabama. Later, they moved to Poplarville, Mississippi, where Susan, her mother, and her siblings lived with their grandmother while her father was stationed in Korea with the Army. The Winborns lived for a century in the South, but when Susan and I moved to Massachusetts in 1999, we were returning to her roots. The Slocombs had a home in Sutton, Massachusetts in 1640, just twenty years after the Mayflower. In 1691, John Winborn married Elizabeth Hart of Salem, who ultimately, at age 70, became one of the most famous of the accused “Salem witches” and spent seven months in prison. Winborn’s ancestors were Montegues who came to Virginia in 1635.
