The Wren is big on style and versatile as it features twin accommodations which quickly can be converted into a king suite. Named for the official bird of South Carolina, the Wren also has special significance as it is the name of the architect Sir Christopher Wren, of the chapel on the campus of the innkeeper’s alma mater, Westminster College in Fulton Missouri. It features an ensuite bath, gas fireplace, and roof top porch access overlooking the side gardens.

Take a step back in time in this vintage 1947 Southern Rail X654 Red Caboose. The caboose has been transformed into a self contained cabin which can be an intimate bedroom suite for a couple's first night or a cabin for a family vacationing. The cabin car sits on the grounds of Clevedale Historic Inn and Gardens with views of the English Knot Garden and Courtyard. The steel cabin car is placed on authentic train tracks with all wood interior, a queen sized bed nestled in the bay window, sitting and dining areas, a luxury conductor's bathroom with shower, flat screen television, a private deck and landscaped back garden.

The Westmoreland Bridal Suite is named for General William Westmoreland, a friend and schoolmate of Conrad Jr. The suite is decorated in soft shades of white,gold, blue, and green and features an opulent luxurious king size bed, ensuite bath with an airjet tub, sitting area, and flat screen television.

Ohana in Hawaiian culture means family and family means “no one is left behind or forgotten.” This queen suite is a reminder of a favorite vacation spot as well as the philosophy by which the Abernathys are guided. Bold colors, views of the rear tropical garden from the roof top porch, a gas fireplace, and ensuite bath set this suite apart from the others.