Spend The Night In A Bed And Breakfast That’s Inside An Actual Former Publishing House Right Here In Illinois

We can find plenty of one-of-a-kind accommodations around the Land of Lincoln. From a former train depot to a mule barn, a historic shoe factory, and more, unique places to stay are everywhere. One particularly fascinating place you may want to consider staying is a unique bed and breakfast in Illinois called The Publishing House. And yes, the building is housed in what was once a publishing house.

Built in 1909, the former Free Methodist Publishing House became the Museum of Holography at some point before being transformed into a luxury boutique bed and breakfast in 2017.

This stylish and sophisticated bed and breakfast is romantic, quiet, and private. You'll also enjoy the hospitality and the accommodations.

Each room is between 250-450 square feet and offers the ultimate in comfort from the bed to the linens to the heated floors and even cozy bathrobes.

In all, there are 11 well-appointed rooms that offer a lovely romantic or peaceful getaway. You will want for nothing during your stay.

Each room pays homage to Chicago's literary scene and is named after an author with ties to the city.

Spend some time in the common spaces. Grab a book and find a cozy spot to read by the fireplace in the bed and breakfast's living room. You are also invited to use the dining areas throughout the day as well.

You will also get to enjoy a hot, homemade, gourmet breakfast each morning of your stay. From avocado toast to specialty egg dishes, breakfast here is the best way to start your day!

Would you like to spend the night at this unique bed and breakfast in Illinois? What is the most unique place you've spent the night in the state? Let us know in the comments. To learn more about The Publishing House Bed & Breakfast and to book your stay, head to the website and check out the Facebook page.

If you're looking for unique places to stay, check out our Ultimate Guide To Accommodations In Illinois.