Priced for Two When you book a stay in our “Honeymoon Suite” you will have the entire Suite. Your romantic feelings will be enhanced when you see this gingerbread trimmed historic house. This feeling will continue as you step onto the wraparound front porch. This mood will continue as you enter the guest parlor and a living art gallery setting. At the back of the house is a private courtyard with a fire-pit. There is a small deck with an entry into the art studio. The space Guests may feel as they are staying in 20th Century Art-Gallery Home. That’s because the owner and host of the property is also an artist. Across the hall from the “Michelangelo Room” is the “Van Gogh Room.” Its’ theme is reminiscent of a French Cafe’ and pub. These were favorite places for Van Gogh and his friend, Paul Gaugin, to hangout. It has a kitchenette with a keurig coffee bar and a refrigerator as well as a small dining corner. The work-area has a large desk and ergonomic chair. There is also a rocking chair in the corner and a clothes steamer in the closet. Guest access Ann’s art studio is an ideal space where imagination can run wild, ideas can flourish, and artistic endeavors can come to life..The 20' square room is breathtaking! With its flooded light and panoramic view of the mountains, it’s an inspiring space for anyone. The work table seats eight individuals and is a perfect place for projects or hosting art classes and workshops. The availability of a drafting table and easels are just waiting for that Van Gogh masterpiece. There are shelves on the inner-wall filled with books and art supplies for inspiration and learning. A nearby sink is convenient for washing brushes and cleaning up, ensuring a tidy and organized workspace. let's not forget about the array of paints, supplies, and brushes that you are readily available! These tools are essential for both artists and students, and having them within reach allows for seamless creative flow. During your stay Ann loves to interact with her guests but this is not always possible. If not, one or both of her co-hosts, JoAnn Foxworth and Beth Anne Philips, will be available Other things to note “The Grande Ole Lady” is home to the country music group, “Alabama.” By car, it is only minutes away from the Lookout Mountain area attractions. These include the arts and crafts town of Mentone. There are also several restaurants in the area. The “Little River Canyon National Preserve,” and “DeSoto State Park” are two of the area’s attractions. The following activities are among those that are available; kayaking, bicycling, hiking, and bird watching. Chattanooga is only a 45 minutes drive from Fort Payne. It is a about a two-hour drive to Atlanta, Birmingham and Huntsville. Thirty-five minutes away is Scottsboro, Al. This is the home of the largest “Unclaimed Baggage Center” in the country.