The Cure to Your Winter Blues: A Boutique Resort and a Pop of Color

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As the weather gets colder and the days get darker, the winter blues begin to kick in. So how can we cure the seasonal drowsiness? With an easy fix, a pop of color can be the serotonin needed to brighten up the dark days. The Inns of Aurora Resort & Spa took it upon themselves to rejuvenate their travelers’ moods when on the move, adding a unique pop of color to each of the five inns that make up the boutique resort.

Located along the shoreline of New York’s Cayuga Lake in the storybook Village of Aurora, the inn provides the ideal getaway for anyone seeking a relaxing retreat. Each room provides a breath of fresh air. Individually designed, each abode dances to the beat of its own drum with varying color schemes. 

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Wallcourt Hall

The rooms in Wallcourt Hall meet at the peak of comfort and style. The home thrives off of vibrant tangerine orange accents scattered throughout. From the rocking chairs on the porch to the cozy fireside blankets, take a break in style.

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Zabriskie House

The Zabriskie House is a classic favorite taking in the coastal feel with breezy blues, vibrant greens, and pearly whites. Enjoy your daily, complimentary glass of afternoon wine amongst the comforting, cool, powder blue linens or lounge by the lake under the flourishing, forest green fauna.

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Aurora Inn

At the Aurora Inn, tradition is at the forefront, paying homage to its historic roots. The colonial style home features romantic reds and golden yellows which can be found in the fun, floral wallpaper prints and in the front porch’s dainty flower boxes.

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Rowland House

The Rowland House adds a chic touch to Finger Lake living. Playing with more muted tones, the rooms feature bold, mismatched patterns which can be found in the curtains, cushions, and even the hand painted checkered walls. (For all the Pantone lovers out there, check out Rowland’s room 7, covered head to toe in this year’s color of the year, Viva Magenta.)

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E.B. Morgan House

Last, but certainly not least, is the E.B. Morgan House. Upon entering this ivy decorated stone mansion, guests will find themselves a warm welcome with toasty orange, green, and red tones. The home combines modern decor with charming village feels which can be viewed out of almost every room.

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Kennedy Munster

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