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The Woodside Inn Woodside, Queens · since 2012
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The house in pictures

The building, the garden, all six room types and the small things. Nobody appears in any of them, which is a decision rather than an accident and is explained on its own page.

The house

The walled garden at dusk, with the string lights lit
The walled garden at dusk, with the string lights lit
The parlour, with the original fireplace surround
The parlour, with the original fireplace surround
The breakfast room in the morning, doors onto the garden
The breakfast room in the morning, doors onto the garden
The garden on a September morning
The garden on a September morning
The garden after sunset, with the fire bowl
The garden after sunset, with the fire bowl
The first-floor landing and the original banister
The first-floor landing and the original banister
The entrance hall, with the encaustic tiles
The entrance hall, with the encaustic tiles
The window seat on the half-landing
The window seat on the half-landing
The terrace, laid for breakfast
The terrace, laid for breakfast
The Garden Room, set for a private lunch
The Garden Room, set for a private lunch
The Long Room on the first floor
The Long Room on the first floor
Pastries going out at seven in the morning
Pastries going out at seven in the morning
A guest bathroom: white tile, unlacquered brass
A guest bathroom: white tile, unlacquered brass
Under the elevated line, two blocks away
Under the elevated line, two blocks away

The six rooms

One photograph per room type, and no room shown twice. What a photograph of a room leaves out is a page of its own.

The Garden Queen — straight onto the walled garden
The Garden Queen — straight onto the walled garden
The Parlour King — a bay window over 61st street
The Parlour King — a bay window over 61st street
The Attic Double — a dormer window over rooftops
The Attic Double — a dormer window over rooftops
The Courtyard Twin — the brick courtyard
The Courtyard Twin — the brick courtyard
The Long Room Suite — three windows, both aspects
The Long Room Suite — three windows, both aspects
The Snug — a side window over the neighbouring roof
The Snug — a side window over the neighbouring roof

Every room, described in words

The details

Folded linen on an oak shelf
Folded linen on an oak shelf
Coffee being poured at breakfast
Coffee being poured at breakfast
A stoneware teapot on the landing
A stoneware teapot on the landing
Folded waffle towels and a bar of soap
Folded waffle towels and a bar of soap
An unlacquered brass tap over a fireclay basin
An unlacquered brass tap over a fireclay basin
The row of brass hooks in the Snug
The row of brass hooks in the Snug
An old brass casement latch
An old brass casement latch
A tray taken up to a room in the afternoon
A tray taken up to a room in the afternoon

What a photograph of a room does not show. Every photograph on this site was generated rather than taken, because the building it shows does not exist. What a photograph cannot show about a room is set out in full on its own page.

Fifteen rooms · breakfast included · no lift

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