Our first floor room honors Frances Perkins, who served as Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s Secretary of Labor from 1933 to 1945 and became the first woman to hold a cabinet position in United States history. As the principal architect of the New Deal, Perkins shaped some of the most influential labor reforms of the 20th century, a fitting namesake for a room in our historic Holyoke inn.
This inviting first floor room features a four poster mahogany bed with a plush queen size mattress, a dresser, and an armoire for ample storage. A comfortable wingback chair invites you to relax by the electric fireplace, framed by a striking mosaic tiled hearth and surround. The private bathroom includes plush towels and a bathtub with shower, perfect for unwinding after a day in the Pioneer Valley.
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