Although the name is certainly politically incorrect in modern terms, this historic restaurant and hotel dates back more than 500 years and honors a young black boy who worked here to support his family. The restaurant is exactly what you would expect from medieval times — dark beams, heavy furniture and open fireplaces. The guest rooms offer modern amenities, including a solid Wi-Fi signal, but there’s just enough of the open beams and sharply slanted ceilings to remind you that you’re light years away from a typical chain hotel. Other amenities include free breakfast, free parking, a children’s menu, high chairs and a playground outside.