Glenfield Plantation Bed and Breakfast, built about 1845 in the English Gothic style, features double halls and galleries in both the front and back of the house. The back porches, also used as the summer dining rooms, are enclosed with hand-hewn blinds. Historic artifacts make the house unique, including evidence of heavy activity from the Civil War: bullet holes in the front door, medals, and buttons scattered about the property, for instance.
Limited business services are available, but the hotel offers complimentary wireless Internet access. A washer/dryer is available for guest use. The room rate includes a Southern-style breakfast (crunchy hot chicken salad and shrimp with wild rice). Children of all ages are welcome, and small pets are allowed with prior notice. The property also holds weddings/receptions for up to a hundred people.
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