No matter the occasion, there's a historic mansion in South Bend, Indiana that is better than any of those cookie-cutter hotels. Built before your granny was born, this place is full of history and historic furnishings.
Take a trip back in time to this stunning getaway. Scroll on for all the charming details.
Built in the late 1800s, this historic mansion has been under the ownership of many hands over the years. Around 1987, it was donated to the Northern Indiana Historical Society. Known as The Oliver Inn since 2005, it is now owned by a local couple living their dream.
The inn is named for the original family that owned this property long ago.
Built in the Queen Anne style, this mansion features many historic fixtures and furnishings that you won't likely see anywhere else. Be sure to traverse all the spacious downstairs rooms to see it all.
There is a dining room where guests will enjoy a hot, fresh breakfast each morning. This inn regularly makes French toast, pancakes, quiche, strudels, cinnamon rolls, and more. There is always fresh fruit, juice, coffee, and tea available.
There are about 10 guestrooms in total, most of which have private baths and televisions. Room rates start at $140 and can go as high as $339 per night for the top-level room.
Some rooms also have Jacuzzi tubs, walk-in showers, clawfoot tubs, fireplaces, private porches, and king or queen sized beds. Make your stay extra special with romantic dinner packages, chocolate, rose petals, and more.
Don't forget to make time to explore the ground of this historic mansion. The Oliver Inn has immaculately manicured gardens that include a fountain, benches, flowers, and other whimsical features.
This inn is situated in the very north region of the state, in the center of town, not far from the St. Joseph River. Nearby attractions include wineries, museums, historic restaurants, sporting events, and many other adventurous activities.
The Oliver Inn is located at 630 W Washington St., South Bend, IN 46601, and you can learn more on its website or Facebook page.
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If you've ever stayed in this historic mansion, we'd love to hear from you. Please share your experiences and photos with us below in the comments.
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