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WALDEN LIVING UP TO LITERARY INSPIRATION.

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From: Crain's Cleveland Business
Date: 19990405
Author:SUTTELL, SCOTT

Henry David Thoreau's Walden, a pond in northeast Massachusetts, prompted the author to write a book of philosophical observations about the relationship between man and nature.

Bonnie and Manny Barenholtz's Walden is a newly expanded, 25-suite country inn located in Aurora. But with a nod to Thoreau, the Barenholtz version of Walden -- called the Country Inn at Walden -- also takes a strong interest in the natural world.

The hotel is finished in slate, stone and cedar, and it's filled with elegant wood trimmings and rich colors. But it's the sheer glass walls that make ...

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