The Inns of Aurora features 54 rooms and two suites across its five historic estates. Each of the five estate Inns are unique and spread within walking distance of one another and the rest of the Inns of Aurora amenities within the village.

The Aurora Inn - Built in 1833 by Colonel E.B. Morgan, this building is the Inns of Aurora's flagship property, featuring a blend of historic charm and modern luxury. Many of the ten guest rooms, each with a private marble bath, offer fireplaces, with semi-private balconies and lakeside views are available.

E.B. Morgan House - Dating from 1858 as a private residence, E.B. Morgan House offers seven guestrooms, each featuring marble baths, along with living spaces and spacious porches. Guests will enjoy the house’s historic library, parlor, dining room, and pantry as if it were their own home.

Rowland House - Built in 1903, Rowland House hosts ten guestrooms, each with a private marble bath, original modern art, excellent views, and sumptuous linens. Four guestrooms and a private lounge take up the entire third floor, perfect for group getaways.

Wallcourt Hall - Built in 1909 as a preparatory school for girls, Wallcourt Hall is the most contemporary of all the inns and is also the largest. It features 16 guestrooms with designer details such as custom furniture, Italian fabrics, and intriguing modern art.

Zabriskie House - Built in 1904, Zabriskie House provides eleven guestrooms as well as common areas. A double parlor with fireplaces and a stunning three-story grand staircase are just of few of this inn’s remarkable details. A broad front porch provides views of Aurora’s picture-perfect Main Street.