The Inn was designed during the Arts and Crafts Movement by one of the area’s leading architects, George Helmle. The building’s founder was Miss Bell Miller, a turn-of- the-century local businesswoman and florist to Springfield’s high society. By December of 1909, Bell had created one of Springfield’s premier residences, with airy verandahs, exquisite oak detailing, and massive fireplaces to warm the heart. Today, this stylish, Classical Revival structure has been fully renovated The Inn is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
All accommodations have private baths with plush towels; hand milled French soaps; soft linens and antique furnishings. Cable equipped television and state-of-the-art telephones.
11 rooms
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