Fun dining at its finest, catering your special day, relaxing with a refreshing drink, cocktail, lunch or dinner. Dining and Cocktails:Fine dining awaits you in our luxurious Heritage Room known for its fresh seafood, steaks, Italian cuisine, and scrumptious array of desserts, including a children's menu and vegetarian cuisine. Enjoy the old charm and elegance of this unique all oak bar with brass
trim. Banquets and Catering:Our selection of four outstanding banquet rooms makes us the perfect choice for your receptions and parties of 2 to 300. Watson Inn will gladly cater any event that may come up on your business or social calendar. Have the event catered in one of our banquet rooms or at the location of your choice. We are also the home of the area's only chocolate fountain...always enjoyed by kids of all ages.Watson Inn was originally named the Cooner Hotle and built in 1857. At that time a livery stable was located behind the hotel, and horseback riders would race from the hotel down Main Street through Watsontown. The turn of the century brought many improvements to the hotel with the addition of electric lights, steam heat and other "modern" conveniences, including an elevator. Lodging:Offering guests rooms and efficiencies for your everyday needs and three King Jacuzzi Suites for that extra special or just becauseoccasion. Reservations are available on a daily, weekly or monthly basis. And if you are looking for added space and amenities..or even a longer stay.....may we suggest one of our Exectutive Suites featuring a private bedroom with a King size bed, large living room with a sofa and chair, work desk, kitchenette with microwave, refrigerator and all the standard amenities. Watson Inn was purchased by Norman and Nancy Buck in 1990 and opened for business in June of 1991. Our founder Norm "Bucky" Buck was also the owner of Norman E. Bucky had a band "Bucky and the Good Tymes" who worked as backup for some to the biggest Country music stars. He was a member of Watsontown Lions Club, Milton Moose Lodge, and a 32nd Degree Free and Accepted Mason.
