Rosalyn Elkan Suite

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Rosalyn Elkan Suite

Private, spacious and beautifully appointed, this room features a fireplace and the largest 2-person corner jetted tub we could find. The king bed is so plush and soft, you may never want to leave. Relax in your living space with an overstuffed couch that can be converted into a bed. Complete with a private entrance and sitting porch. Your room also features a beautiful bathroom with pedestal sink and tub/shower combination.

  • 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
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The Story Behind the Name…

Rosalyn Elkan Suite

rosalyn-elkan-smallportraitThe 1929 Steinway in our living room has great significance. It was a wedding present from Stan’s great-grandfather, Eli Elkan to his new daughter-in-law in 1929. Rosalyn, an opera major at Indiana State, moved to Macon, GA and over three quarters of a century was the unquestioned Grand Dame of classical music in Macon. Founder of the Macon Concert Association and a co-founder of the Macon Symphony, she also was on the National Council of the Metropolitan Opera and knew all of the major classical music names of the day.

Many would stay at, or be entertained in her home while traveling through the South and that list included Robert Merrill, Claudio Arrau, Marilyn Horne, Roberta Peters, Jerome Hines, Artur Rubenstein, Isaac Stern, Itzhak Perlman, Richard Tucker, Emanuel Ax, and Arthur Fiedler. She and her husband, Stanley traveled extensively throughout the world from the 1930s through the 1970s, with many of those trips lasting months. Rosalyn lived until her mid-90s.

"(We) wanted to wish you and yours all the best in 2002. We hope all is well on that end. Our recollections of our visit last summer are joyful and lingering. In fact, it was one of our favorite vacations – ever!"
Lisa, Neil & Sasha