Always Inn Brown County Bed & Breakfast, located in the beautiful hills of Nashville,IN right off State Road 46, voted by Midwest Living magazine readers as “the most picturesque stretch of highway in America,” is an intimate seven-room Inn offering privacy, pampering, warm hospitality, and great food. Comfortable bedrooms with custom furnishings and local original artwork, several rooms with private whirlpool spa baths & in-room refrigerators, full breakfast, free wireless internet, satellite TV, free VHS movie library, free parking, central air/heat, DVD/VHS player, CD player, alarm clock, radio, and more. Ask for a room with a whirlpool spa or one with a view of the woods or pond. In the morning, awaken to a sumptuous country breakfast, accompanied by juice and gourmet coffee. Breakfast is on the house, of course.

Come experience the grandeur of The Inn at Irwin Gardens!

Enjoy our newly reonvated, budget friendly rooms at The Orchard Hill Inn in Nashville Indiana.

In the old children's story, '' Stone Soup'', three weary travelers in need of food and rest come upon a small village only to find the inhabitants wary and pretending to be in need themselves. The travelers convince the villagers they can make a soup out of stones. Enchanted by this marvelous claim, the villagers gradually contribute the food they had hidden away. Together, they make a wonderful soup and the whole village comes out to welcome the travelers with a great feast. Our bed and breakfast draws from the lesson of the story. We look to welcome new visitors to our city and have created a warm, friendly environment - a home away from home - where travelers can relax by a fire, share their experiences and sleep in comfort. Come join us and read the entire story in our library. Located in the heart of the historic Old Northside, the Stone Soup Inn offers all the beauty and comfort of an upscale turn of the century home. After stepping into the large foyer, relax by the baby grand piano in the living room or cuddle up with a good book in our library. All of these rooms contain beautifully detailed woodwork and hardwood floors. Breakfast will be served in our distinctive dining room or, weather permitting, on the large, wraparound porch. On the second floor, share stories with other guests in the sitting room or outside on the spacious balcony overlooking the front garden and Lilly pond. Decorated with a combination of Mission-style and Victorian-era antiques, guests will find a comfortable, convenient place to stay as they explore nearby historic sites and downtown attractions.

Experience refined hospitality in the heart of downtown Zionsville's fabulous brick Main Street shopping and dining district. Brick Street Inn offers Main Street lodging at it's best! Located just twenty minutes northwest of Indianapolis, the quaint village of Zionsville is well known throughout central Indiana for its unique charm, friendly townspeople and an enviable lifestyle that provides many benefits to Zionsville residents and business owners. Nestled amidst a mosaic of carefully preserved historical homes, many dating back to the 19th century, Zionsville is one of the few towns in the United States that has proudly preserved its brick main street. We hope you'll come visit us soon and discover Zionsville for yourself.

We invite you to relax and enjoy a touch of the Mediterranean at our Inn, Restaurant and Spa. Built in 1906 and located in Indy's Premiere Historic District the Old Northside. The buliding was modeled after a Florentine Villa seen by the original owners, the Reids, on their honeymoon in Italy. 6 large upscale guestrooms are loaded with amenities, Restaurant at the Villa features the finest in Euro-American Cuisine and the Spa at the Villa offers a complete range of relaxing and pampering services. Private events available for 10-40 people. Convenient to Downtown Indianapolis, the Convention Center and Indianapolis International Airport.

Built in 1905, the Looking Glass Inn is located in the heart of the Old Northside, an area that was home for the principal leaders of Indianapolis at the turn of the century. Elizabeth Gates, the widow of a wholesale grocery merchant, erected this Free Classic style Mansion and lived here until 1907. Special packages available.