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Rebecca Rolfe Room

  • Queen Bed
  • Sleeps 2
  • 2nd Floor
A cozy bedroom featuring a bed, two windows, a chair, and a small desk with warm lighting.
A cozy bedroom featuring a large bed, antique dresser, and an adjoining bathroom with a toilet.
A cozy bedroom featuring a four-poster bed, a blue armchair, and natural light from windows adorned with floral curtains.
A small corner sink in a cozy room with a blue armchair and soft lighting.
A cozy bedroom featuring a four-poster bed, dresser, and a staircase in the background.
A cozy bedroom scene featuring a lamp and neatly arranged pillows.
A bright bathroom featuring a toilet, sink, and shower with natural light streaming through the window.
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  • Queen Bed
  • Sleeps 2
  • 2nd Floor
This lovely room provides a glimpse of pastoral respite from the demands of today. It includes a small sitting area and second floor views of the garden and gazebo.

Rebecca Rolfe - known as a girl by the nickname Pocahontas - was the favorite daughter of Wahunsenacawh (known to the English as Chief Powhatan). Her name was changed upon her conversion to Christianity and her marriage to planter John Rolfe helped bring peace on the Peninsula for many years. Her namesake room emphasizes this peaceful setting with floor-to-ceiling floral draperies and a four-poster queen size bed.
August 2026
September 2026