A Home Away from Home at the Black Sheep Inn
While in Orange my husband I made our home at the Black Sheep Inn. Once an old sheep shearing shed, it’s now been converted into a funky accommodation spot which toes the line between bed and breakfast and boutique hotel. Our host Helen was friendly but never intrusive, happy to prepare breakfast, help us get our bearings, and suggest the area’s best restaurants, but also aware of a couple’s need for privacy while they’re away.
As the only guests in the five-room inn, we were lucky to...
May 19th, 2009 | Lauren Katulka | Read More | Comments: 0Filed under: bed and breakfast, Black Sheep Inn, Hotels & Places to Stay, orange, sheep shearing shed
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