Superlatives to Guide B&B Travelers to Wisconsin
Posted: Wed-Aug-2012
Why not fill up fall with B&B getaways in Wisconsin to all the “est” inns. Here’s what we mean:
Oldest Inns:
Wisconsin House Stagecoach Inn, Hazel Green[/caption]
Newest Inns:
O'Neill Manor, Neillsville.[/caption]
Largest Inn:
Washington House Inn - Cedarburg with 34 rooms.
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Washington House Inn, Cedarburg.[/caption]
Tallest Inn:
Strawberry Lace Inn - Sparta with four floors.
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Strawberry Lace Inn, Sparta[/caption]
Highest Inn:
Inn at Wawanissee Point – Baraboo. Perched 800 feet above the Wisconsin River Valley, this 42-acre estate offers a 36-mile view of the Lake Wisconsin Valley.
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Inn at Wawanissee Point, Baraboo[/caption]
Greenest Inn: The top four point-getters in the Travel Green Wisconsin certified program include Pinehurst Inn – Bayfield at 140 points, Artha Sustainable Living Center - Amherst at 125 points, Token Creek Eco-Inn - Madison at 112 points, and Crystal River Inn - Waupaca at 100 points.
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Innkeepers Steve and Nancy Sandstrom at Pinehurst Inn, Bayfield.[/caption]
...Stay tuned for part 2 of the "est" list released this Friday!
Structure: Wisconsin House Stagecoach Inn - Hazel Green. Built in 1846, Wisconsin House is structurally our oldest member inn.
In Operation: Old Rittenhouse Inn - Bayfield. In 1974 Old Rittenhouse Inn was the first B&B to open in Wisconsin when the idea of a Bed & Breakfast was just gaining acceptance in the Midwest.
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Structure: At the Lake House - Lake Geneva. Built as a B&B in 2010.
In Operation: O’Neill Manor – Neillsville. Opened May 2012
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