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Rooms
A bottle of sparkling cider is placed on ice in the room of each guest on their first night at the Hines Bed and Breakfast. Every room has its own private bath. Each room has a two-person jetted tub, two comfortable robes, cable-TV, and a VCR with access to our complementary video library. Many of the rooms have distinctive turn-of-the-century decor. If you really need it, each room has access to a wireless high-speed inter-net connection.
Cakes, cookies, fruit or other refreshments are available daily. Guests may use our parlor to relax, visit, play a variety of table games, or even knit. A full hot breakfast is served each morning in our breakfast area.
Please see Reservations for room rates.
Extras to Delight
For honeymoons, anniversaries, or 'just because,' add something a little extra to your stay at the Hines Mansion Bed and Breakfast for your loved one. Extras may be purchased as you reserve your room on-line, or ordered by phone with us.
Flowers. Innkeeper Sandy Rowe can provide appropriate flowers in your room for your sweetheart. Choose a dozen roses or a seasonal floral bouquet.
Strawberries and Cream. A special treat of sweet strawberries and cream can't be wrong.
Cheese and Crackers Platter. A delight after an expected late arrival, such as after your reception!
Memories. You'll never forget a horse drawn carriage ride. Ride to the inn from an area reception, or just for fun and pictures.
Mementos. You may purchase Hines Mansion robes to take home with you, or if you favor the aprons worn by your host and hostess, buy a matching set for your kitchen.
Please note that check-in is between 4 PM and 6 PM. Guests are asked to call us to arrange after-hours entry and registration.
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Couples looking for lodging in Provo, Utah, may choose from several hotels but the Hines Mansion is the only Bed and Breakfast in town. We offer a quiet home-like atmosphere unique to the 110-plus year history of the Hines Mansion.
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