Richmond Indiana Bed and Breakfasts

07/03/2023

06/02/2015

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We still have a few rooms available for this awesome event this weekend. Give us a call to book.

June 6, 2015

06/01/2015

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Looking for a relaxing and beautiful place to stay? Here are ten great places to consider in the state of Indiana!

06/05/2013

Here's the new paint job at Girls Night Inn. What do you think? No longer that "pink" house on Main Street.

04/03/2011

Relax at this elegant bed and breakfast in historic downtown Richmond Indiana

04/01/2011

02/17/2011

02/16/2011

03/29/2010

Martha E. Parry Bed and Breakfast Inn

Located in Richmond, Indiana, Martha Parry Bed and Breakfast is a 1903 Colonial Revival inn specializing in Business Travel and Corporate Retreats. The interior of the home is an interesting blend of both classic Roman and Art Nouveau detailing. A 7 1/2 by 10 foot Art Nouveau stained glass window accentuates the grand mahogany staircase, which is protected by two majolica sirens. Other features include original antique gas and electric light fixtures, hand printed art wallpaper, built-in servers and cabinetry, fine furniture and antiques. Unwind in the evening with homemade snacks, coffee or tea. Awaken in the morning to a complimentary full breakfast served on fine china and linens in the dining room. All four rooms are individually decorated and include private bathrooms with either a shower or a shower/tub combination, 300 thread count sheets, cable TV, and free high speed wireless internet.

03/29/2010

Philip W. Smith Bed and Breakfast Inn

Located in Richmond, Indiana, Philip Smith Bed and Breakfast is an 1890 Queen Anne inn specializing in Honeymoons, Girlfriends' Getaways, Family Reunions, Weddings, Receptions, Scrapbook Retreats Church Retreats, and Theater and Symphony Packages. This elegant Queen Anne Free Classic Victorian home located in the East Main Street-Glen Miller Park Historic District of Richmond, right on the Indiana-Ohio border off I-70. Built in 1890 by Philip W. Smith, the 2 1/2 story brick has Romanesque details and features 11 stained glass windows and ornate carved wood. Unwind in the evening with homemade snacks, coffee or tea. Awaken in the morning to a complimentary full breakfast served on fine china and linens in the dining room. All five rooms are individually decorated and include private bathrooms with either a shower or a shower/tub combination, 300 thread count sheets, cable TV, writing surface , and free high speed wireless internet service.