Bed & Breakfast Program
B & B Listings
The Alumnae Association has compiled the following list of clubs and individuals who sponsor bed-and-breakfast services. Mount Holyoke students, alumnae, their immediate families, and faculty and staff are eligible to participate as guests, and all proceeds go to the Alumnae Scholar Program. If you have questions or if you would like to volunteer as a host, please contact Krysia L. Villón ’96, assistant director of clubs, at 413-538-2738.
If you are interested in starting a B&B program in your area, or in becoming a B&B hostess and would like to contact someone who has had first-hand experience with the program, please e-mail Sandy Fulton Rosenthal ’79. Sandy runs a successful B&B program in New Orleans, LA and has volunteered to act as a resource for other alumnae who are interested in starting a B&B program or who have questions about hosting.
CALIFORNIA
Peninsula Club The Mount Holyoke Club of
the Peninsula can arrange one to three nights’ lodging in any of several
alumnae homes located from twenty to about forty miles south of San Francisco.
Arrangements should be made through Marilyn Bauriedel ’64 by e-mail
or by phone.
$35/single; $60/couple. Further details are at www.mhcpeninsula.org
CONNECTICUT
West Suffield (Hartford) Anne Wilder Borg ’69.
$35 per person. For more information, please access the alumna’s information by clicking on her name.
FLORIDA
Flagler Beach Kathryn Hansman-Spice ’66.
Two guest rooms with queen Murphy beds. Overlooking A1A and the Atlantic
Ocean. Located thirty miles S. of St. Augustine and twenty-five miles N.
of Daytona Beach. Ninety minutes from Orlando. Pool and tennis court. $60
double. $40 single. For more information, please access the alumna’s information by clicking on her name.
ILLINOIS
Champaign Pola Fotitch Triandis ’52.
$35 single; $50 double. Two beds, lakeside home. Convenient for Big 10 games.
One can swim, fish, and boat in the lake. For more information, please access the alumna’s information by clicking on her name.
LOUISIANA
New Orleans Sandy Fulton Rosenthal ’79. Sept.-May $90; June-August. $60.
King size bed, private bath; high speed wireless. One block from famous St. Charles Avenue street car. 10 minutes from convention district and French Quarter.
For more information, please access the alumna’s information by clicking on her name.
MAINE
Brunswick Josephine Hornor Belknap ’52.
$60 double,
$45 single.
Five minutes to Bowdoin College, easy access to I-295.
For more information, please access the alumna’s information by clicking on her name.
MASSACHUSETTS
South Shore Club Coordinator Marcia Wickes Jacob ’49. Quincy, MA. $35. For more information, please access the alumna’s information by clicking on her name.
MICHIGAN
Ann Arbor Club Coordinator Tina Schultz Smith ’51. $30 per person, $50 for double,
$15 for students. For more information, please access the alumna’s information by clicking on her name.
MISSISSIPPI
Jackson Marlane Chill Dove ’69. Single
$50, double $60. Queen-size bed, private bath, no smoking. Located in northeast
Jackson, ten minutes from downtown. For more information, please access the alumna’s information by clicking on her name.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Lake Winnepesaukee Anne Marie Dattelbaum Bedford ’60. $30 per person, $40 per couple.
One bedroom with king size bed and loft sleeping 3-4. Swimming, tennis and canoeing included. Available June 25 - September 5. Before June 22, call 610-296-5329, after June 23, call 603-476-5738. For more information, please access the alumna’s information by clicking on her name.
Peterborough (Southern NH) Nancy Marks Perkins ’50. $30 per person, $40 per couple. Not available from June through September. For more information, please access the alumna’s information by clicking on her name.
Seacoast-Portsmouth Nancy Reynolds Beck ’48. $35 single; $60 double. For more information, please access the alumna’s information by clicking on her name.
NEW YORK
Larchmont (17 miles north of NYC) Sunny Park Suh ’91.
One room with queen bed and shared bath. $40 for single occupancy, $65 for double. $25 for current MHC students. Located in southern Westchester County, both the New Haven Metro North and Northeast Amtrak trains (stops in New Rochelle, the next town) are near by. The Larchmont train station is just a mile away, easily accessible by taxi or by foot. For more information, please access the alumna’s information by clicking on her name.
TENNESSEE
Germantown (Memphis) Ann McFarlan Phillips ’57.
$25 single; $35 double. Located right next to Memphis.
For more information, please access the alumna’s information by clicking on her name.
Sewanee Jane and John Flynn (parents of Suzanne M. Flynn ’88) $35 single; $45 double; $10 student. On University of the South campus, home of Tennessee Williams theatre and writers’ conference, Sewanee summer music camp, and Sewanee Review, oldest literary quarterly. For more information: 931-598-5789 or click on name to email.
TEXAS
El Paso Ann and Bruce Hallmark (parents
of Elizabeth F. Hallmark ’83). $20. Double bed and bath.
For more info: 915-584-2683 or click on name to email.
VIRGINIA
Delaplane E. Carole Dunnells Miller ’55.
$80 for two. For more information, please access the alumna’s information by clicking on her name.
UNITED KINGDOM
London University Women's Club (UWC) . An arrangement between the Alumnae Association and the University Women’s Club (UWC), London allows alumnae who live outside the UK (plus spouses and children over 12 accompanied by an adult) use of overnight facilities at UWC at standard rates. The UWC is located on Audley Square in Mayfair, with easy access to shopping, parks, and transportation. Stays may not exceed two weeks in any four-week period. Contact UWC for availability (Tel: 011-44-207-499-2268). Once availability is established, contact the Alumnae Association (Tel: 413-538-2738) and request that a letter (email) of introduction be sent to UWC verifying you as an alumna. For more information about rates, please visit the UWC website: www.universitywomensclub.com.
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