Step back into Victorian times at restored Newbury House Bed and Breakfast, built in 1880 as the first boarding house in the Rugby colony. Pioneer Cottage was literally the first structure built in Rugby in 1880. Founder Thomas Hughes stayed here on his first visit to the new colony as did many other settlers in early years. Its hand-planed poplar walls could tell many tales if they could speak. Pioneer will accommodate up to 8 people.

Historically reconstructed Percy Cottage, adjacent to the founder's home and garden, offers a charming upstairs suite with steeply slanting ceilings. It includes a double bed and twin bed in two bedrooms, kitchenette/sitting room and full bathroom. Percy will accommodate up to three people. Additional lodging facilities can be arranged in several privately-owned facilities available to Historic Rugby. All lodging facilities are within a 2-block area in the National Register Historic District. Historic Rugby is an ideal location for group lodging for retreats, seminars, reunions, etc., for up to 30. Discounts possible on rates depending upon facilities used and length of stay. Meeting rooms, custom menus and reduced tour rates are available.