Struthers Room cozy bedroom fireplace with a four-poster bed and wine setup.
Struthers Room featuring an elegant four-poster bed in a peach-colored room with floral accents. - Hotel near Tanglewood
Struthers Room vintage armchair and side table with wine in a peach-colored room.
Struthers Room lavender bathroom with a clawfoot tub and vintage decor.
About the Struthers Room

Escape to our enchanting hotel near Tanglewood and celebrate a romantic occasion in this stunning room, featuring a luxurious king-sized bed and breathtaking views of the historic Trinity Church. The colors of the sunset welcome you when you enter this elegant corner room. A high mattress king bed with a white faux-down comforter adds a plush touch. A beautiful fireplace, along with antiques and vintage fabrics completes the mood.

Please Note: This room has a traditional claw foot bathtub with a shower and a wrap-around shower curtain. There are no grab bars and you have to step up into the bathtub. This room is not good for people with restricted mobility.

  • Four-poster king bed
  • Fireplace
  • Private bath with an antique claw-foot tub with shower
  • TV with cable
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Air conditioning

The Story Behind the Name: Struthers Room

John and Virginia Bird Struthers bought this property in 1896 and built the current home in 1897, which they called “Wynnstay.” Virginia’s father, Thomas Jefferson Bird owned and captained the Universe, a New York to Liverpool ocean liner. John Struthers owned William Struthers & Company, a third-generation marble and contracting business in Philadelphia, whose commissions included the United States Mint, George Washington’s sarcophagus, and most of Philadelphia’s most important monuments, including The Merchant’s Exchange, the Philadelphia Exchange, The Pennsylvania & Reading Railroad Building, and the Mechanic’s Bank.