My daughter and I spent two nights at Newbury House and loved it. While it is not actually a bed and breakfast in the conventional sense (as in full, hot breakfast served to you), the kitchen is stocked with a good Continental breakfast of pastries, yogurt, fruit, juices, bottled water, and coffee that you could serve yourself at any hour or just grab-n-go, which was absolutely perfect for our needs. Plus, other snacks. The house itself was lovely, although we were gone for a good part of our stay that we really didn't take advantage of the formal sitting room or sunroom. However, we had a nice chat with other guests on the comfortable front porch during a rain shower, which made for an excellent memory. We stayed in the Emily Hughes room, and were pleased to discover a roll-away bed had been included, as the room's bed was a full size, which I wish had been disclosed in the room listing. Our room had a window air conditioner, given the warmer weather, but overlooked the lovely pond in the back yard. Towels, bath products, and comfy terrycloth bathrobes were provided in the room, as well as the bathroom. We did have a shared bath (I believe the Emily Hughes and Charles Oldfield rooms share that bathroom), however had no sharing conflicts. We were provided a key for it, and I assume it was meant to remain locked when not being used, but we didn't bother with that. The door, original to the house, was a bit sticky, so just leaving it open when not in use allowed it to air out between showers and one less time struggling to open it. Our time spent in Rugby itself was wonderful. We took the historic walking tour with Sue, who was funny and cheerful, so I highly recommend it. We had one slip-up with the lone restaurant in Rugby, the Harrow Road Cafe, which had apparently decided to close earlier on Thursday evening than was stated on the website and printed materials provided in our rooms, so we found ourselves driving 20 minutes away for Chinese food. However, the next night, we did have dinner at the Cafe and it was excellent. All in all, we were very satisfied with our stay at the Newbury House and in Rugby and will most definitely be back. TIPS: Bring food with you given the limited nearby eateries, unless you're okay with driving 15-20 minutes. There is a full kitchen stocked with dishes and cookware, as well as microwave and refrigerator. Also, DO take advantage of the local walking/hiking trails and Rugby's proximity to Big South Fork National Park -- there are loads of excellent trails to hike. Bring shoes with good tread and bug spray. Pay attention to trail difficulty ratings; for instance, the Massengale Homeplace trail has some steep slopes to walk and will be a bit slippery if it's wet out.…