The Coach House at The Ryland Inn

Romantic and luxurious with an equestrian charm, The Ryland Inn blends centuries-old character with modern refinement. Originally built in 1796 as a country home and stagecoach stop, it now offers an elevated event experience marked by exposed wood beams, grand chandeliers, and exceptional cuisine. The Grand Ballroom features soaring 30-foot windows, a striking stone fireplace, and a private courtyard ideal for outdoor lounging and fire-lit gatherings. The Coach House, a meticulously restored 200-year-old barn, showcases original materials, whitewashed ceilings, dark wood beams, porcelain floors, and dramatic architectural details across distinct spaces for ceremonies, cocktails, and dinner. For overnight stays, the property’s Breyer Barns provide three unique cottages with ample amenities—from beauty stations to recreation spaces—along with the secluded Hayloft Cottage for the couple, with a forthcoming 40-room hotel soon expanding guest accommodations.