Ingalls
Crossing is crooked, cozy, quaint - with old things to look
at and touch. It's not grand, but it is fun and
fresh. Upstairs
there
are two bedrooms. One has a queen bed and large adjoining
bathroom, and
the other has a double bed and private use of the small downstairs
bathroom.
The
remainder of
the downstairs consists of the common
sitting room
with local telephone, coffee and tea makers, a tiny refrigerator and an
old
cast iron sink - and of course the little dining
room,
where you will eat your breakfast. Make your own coffee
and tea when you get up, and leave the dishes for us. There are
no
cooking
facilities, but Williamstown has a wide variety of restaurants
to visit for lunch and dinner.