Step up to the wickered porch of Albergo Allegria and enter the grace and repose of another century. Victoriana in its full detail is the architectural and decorative theme that innkeepers Lenore and Vito Radelich have preserved through this 21 room bed & breakfast inn.

The Radelich's have taken two of the original cottages of the former Osborn House, a summer vacation complex built in 1876 which swelled to a capacity of 300 summer tourists in the early part of the century. The Osborn House property changed owners several times and over time was sadly neglected. Imagining their former glory, Lenore and Vito purchased two of the homes and began work on these Victorian Ladies.

The project was lovingly completed after two years and named Albergo Allegria, Italian for the Inn of Happiness. Furnished with period wallpapers and antiques throughout, all 16 bedrooms offer guests cozy down comforters, plush carpeting and modern conveniences of full private baths, TVs with VCR and telephones. The twelve guest rooms are named after the 12 months of the year and the four suites after the 4 seasons. The Master Suite boasts a king size bed with featherbed, full sunken-in double Jacuzzi and an antique wedding certificate dated back to 1899