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This spacious room on the 2nd floor was the original master bedroom of the house. However, there was a time when William Spencer’s uncle inhabited this room. He was a Civil War veteran, and due to a war injury, could not be exposed to sunlight. A wardrobe was built over the bay window in the room and was not removed until 1991 when the windows were exposed again. The bathroom is also not exactly original—it was once a closet. The bath with tub and shower was built in the 1920s for Mrs. Spencer. The fixtures and tile are original. This room offers a king-size 4-poster cherry bed, non-working fireplace, seating area and a large flat-screen TV with Roku streaming device.

Max Occupancy – 2 Guests

Mary’s Room is named for William Spencer’s wife, Mary Dupuy. We don’t know if she kept a separate room, but if she did, this hand-carved 1880s antique queen bed would have been inviting and comfortable. A matching dresser and an embroidered chair complete the furnishings. Two floor-to-ceiling windows look out onto the front and provide plenty of natural light. Two former closets now serve as a private en-suite bathroom.

Max Occupancy – 2 Guests

This 2^nd-floor room is the former nursery for the Spencer children. This lovely room has a non-working fireplace with a beautiful inscribed mantle, an original armoire, as well as two double beds. The private bathroom is located just outside the room and is the original family bathroom to the house. This bathroom offers an old-fashioned pull-chain water closet and the original king-size clawfoot tub with shower.

Max Occupancy – 2 Guests*
*Note: A third or fourth guest may be accommodated in this room. Extra person charge applies.

Around the corner from the nursery, the nanny would have had her own room. This room is tucked nicely in the back of the house and is private and cozy. The room features an original marble fireplace, a queen bed and a flat-screen TV with Roku streaming device. The room is located on a private hallway (for the room and bathroom only) that is lined in exposed original brickwork and is where the private bathroom, featuring a clawfoot tub with shower, is located.

Max Occupancy – 2 Guests

This large 3^rd-floor room was probably used by the head of the household staff. In the 1920s, an in-room bathroom was added, and in the 1940’s, this room served as one of the master bedrooms. The original marble sink, a lovely window seat, and nice sitting area provide you with plenty of space for your comfort.

Max Occupancy – 2 Guests

For those that need accommodations for 3 or 4 people, this third-floor room consists of the Spencer Suite along with an add-on bedroom we call JC’s Room after JC Spencer, the last Spencer to live in the mansion until his passing in 1980. JC’s Room is a small bedroom that has a queen bed, a sink, a flat-screen TV with Roku and shares the Spencer Suite bathroom in a Jack-and-Jill type of configuration. Accessed through the Spencer Suite, this room is not available as a stand-alone room.

Max Occupancy 4 Guests (2 per room)

Originally part of the house staff quarters, The Captain’s Quarters is named for the captains of industry that have made Lake Erie such a great waterway. A king-size bed in a room filled with Old World charm gives way to an oversized bathroom complete with a 2-person Jacuzzi® tub and separate shower.

Max Occupancy- 2 Guests