The Themed Rooms At This Indiana Bed & Breakfast Will Take You On A European Vacation

There's a bed & breakfast in Franklin, Indiana that will change how you feel about small inns. This unique hotel has four European-themed rooms that are charming and eccentric.

You'll never forget an overnight at this wonderful place. Check it out:

You'll never want to stay at another cookie-cutter hotel ever again after experiencing The Flying Frog Bed & Breakfast. This central Indiana getaway offers modern amenities and comfortable spaces you'll wish were your real home.

Various common areas will give you plenty of space to lounge and relax. There is a patio with rocking chairs and wicker furniture as well as a balcony, parlors, and a game room.

There are four unique European-themed rooms to choose from and each is modeled after one of the hosts' favorite locations. There is a room modeled after Tuscany as well as a Swedish-themed suite. There is also a Paris room as well as one that pays homage to the French countryside.

True to its name, this cozy inn serves up a hot and fresh breakfast each morning in the yellow room or on the porch. The three-course experience begins with fruit while the main entree is typically something savory like eggs Benedict. The third course is sweet and may feature French toast or Belgian waffles.

The Flying Frog Bed & Breakfast aims to bring you vintage charm without the stuffiness of an antiques shop. Unique treasures and old-fashioned finds abound around the property.

Room rates run between $125 and $145 per night and include Wi-Fi, flat screen TVs, eclectic decor and furnishings, king or queen beds, and private bathrooms. Make a reservation online to make your next anniversary, birthday, or other event special.

The Flying Frog Bed & Breakfast is located at 396 N Main St., Franklin, IN 46131, and you can learn more on its website or Facebook page.

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