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Viroqua Heritage Inn B&B

Viroqua, Wisconsin.

Located in Wisconsin's Hidden Valley Region, these two elegant Victorian-era B&Bs offer a unique and memorable opportunity to simply relax or enjoy the many activities available around Vernon County.

Bed and Breakfast Description

The Viroqua Heritage Inn Bed and Breakfasts include the Boyle House and the Eckhart House, located across the street from each other in a quiet residential neighborhood adjacent to downtown Viroqua, Wisconsin.

A graceful step back in time awaits you at the Boyle House. Built in 1890 by prominent Lewis C. and Ella Tate Boyle, this Victorian-era house has many unusual architectural features. Furnished with vintage antiques and Oriental rugs, the downstairs is especially cozy, offering a step back to the romantic, peaceful, unhurried grace and elegance of the Victorian era.

Across from the Boyle House is our other delightful bed & breakfast-this one in the 1897 English Tudor Revival style. The Eckhart House features leaded windows and beautifully restored woodwork throughout the house. The cozy, enclosed sunporch makes a delightful place to sit quietly, read or have a cup of afternoon tea or coffee. Outside, the garden, with its trellis seat and pond offers a wonderful place to relax and enjoy your stay in Viroqua. Eckhart House is perfect for a romantic getaway or a family vacation.

Guests at the Inn are served an abundant breakfast of all natural, freshly baked specialties, fresh coffee, fresh fruit and juices, and homemade jam. Breakfast is served in the Boyle House dining room or porch, across the street.

Inn Information

Season: All year
Rates: 70.00 - 125.00 US Dollars (double occupancy)
Rooms: 8
With private baths: 6
Mealplan: Breakfast included
Food Served:

• Full breakfast

Nearest Airport(s): La Crosse

Payment methods accepted:

Services:

Porches, fireplace, woodwork, dining room, balcony, garden, pond

Area Attractions and Activities:

Vernon County is the home of many Amish settlements. Their traditional black buggies and horses can be seen on the most any road in the area. Signs along the roads identify those families who have items for sale.

You'll find everything from candy to leather products, bentwood furniture, quilts to toys and baked goods, all offered for sale at their homes or shops. The Amish will not conduct business on Sundays, their day of rest.

Antiquing is a popular pastime throughout the year, with over 20 antique malls, shops and dealers for you to hunt for treasures.

Most Popular Rooms:

Seevers Room: Queen bed, Jacuzzi, fireplace and private bath.

Eckhart Room: California king bed and a private bath.

Check In Instructions:

Call Innkeeper to make any arrangements for early or late arrivals welcome! Nancy Rhodes, 608-637-3306.

Restrictions

• Smoking not permitted.
• Pets allowed with limits.
• No access for disabled persons.

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