Rooms & Rates

420 West Washington St.
South Bend, Indiana 46601
574-234-5959
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Step Back Into The Past

As we go down the hall you will notice the CARDINAL room. This two room suite has a fireplace with an electric log, a wonderful bay window to look over the city or just curl up with a good book in a queen-sized brass and pewter bed. The bathroom's antique shower fixtures and small white tiles are reminiscent of long ago. This was originally Sam Good's room and office.
$135 (2 people)
$30 per extra person

The HUMMINGBIRD room, at one time the play room for the children, has a Jenny Lind bed. The coziness of this room, the uniqueness of the 180 degree radiator and the Franklin fireplace are features that attract many guests. The original bath with its built-in tub and fixtures add charm.
$104

The ORIOLE room has an antique spoon carved bed, antique dresser and wardrobe, and a gentlemen's chair. In contrast, there is a modern bath with a shower.
$85

The versatile SCARLET TANAGER room may be made into a king bed or a set of twin beds. The antique dresser and piano desk add a Victorian flair to the room. The bathroom contains a shower.
$119

In the BLUEBIRD room, if you search long enough you will find a safe tucked away in the bathroom. You may even think you can use the call box to get the maid to bring you a wonderful cup of hot chocolate. The Williamsburg queen bed and antique dresser along with two comfy chairs encourage you to sit and relax awhile.
$109

The EAGLES NEST suite was the butler's quarters. A brass queen-size bed, an antique dresser and a love seat add greatly to the coziness. The second room, formerly the maid's room, is down the hall and decked out in white wicker furniture and a blue quilt. Because this room has no attached bathroom, it is only rented for families or very congenial people.
$109 (2 people) $169 (4 people)

     Innkeepers Pauline and Bob Medhurst invite you to visit and see why Southhold Heritage Foundation calls this "a really significant piece of architecture". Samuel Good's crystal chandeliers, placed throughout the home, add warmth to the Victorian decor.
    The Inn offers six spacious air-conditioned bedrooms, with private baths. One harbors Good's own wall-safe hidden behind a mirror! Guests may relax and chat in the common rooms or on the wide porches surrounding this historic home. They will marvel over the story of moving Good's massive home from its original site (where wreckers threatened it) to the West Washington historic district near downtown South Bend.
     Our guests tell us "It's just like coming to Grandma's." Staying at the Queen Anne Inn may bring back many memories of the past or dreams of what you may wish you had experienced as a child. At any rate, we want you to STEP BACK INTO THE PAST for a while.
     Just imagine you are the daughter of a gold miner and a wealthy farmer who gave you this 9,500 sq. foot house as a wedding gift in 1893. Dream about the music that you might have heard as Charles Treanor, Mabel's husband, played the stringed instruments for his family and painted the silk wallpaper that is still in the breakfast room. Or imagine the excitement of reading in the library which has specially designed Frank Lloyd Wright bookcases.
     Let's take a walk up the wonderful Italian tiger oak stairs case to the second floor. Of course, you are allowed to stop a moment for a chocolate chip cookie in the cookie jar or a refreshing can of juice or pop in the refrigerator.

Winter and weekday rates available . . .

On a sunny day the guests may enjoy the swing and wicker furniture on the wrap around front porch and relax with a glass of iced tea or lemonade.