When you're looking for a romantic retreat, a place to stay while away on business, or a short vacation, the Naeset-Roe Inn, a bed and breakfast in Stoughton, Wisconsin will meet your travel needs. The bed & breakfast is close to Madison, Janesville and Cambridge. It is also conveniently located so you may walk to fabulous shops, galleries, restaurants, theaters and parks located in downtown Stoughton. This restful, romantic Victorian, with all of the modern comforts, awaits your arrival. Relax on the patio, in a parlor or the library.  Or you can enjoy the privacy of your own beautifully decorated room.

126 East Washington Street, Stoughton, WI 53589

608-877-4150 -or- 877-787-5916

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Setting the highest standards for affordable luxury getaways, Cameo Rose combines the warm hospitality and memorable breakfasts of a Madison Wisconsin bed and breakfast, the charm of a country Wisconsin inn, the scenic splendor of small resorts and the luxury of fine Madison hotels. 5 luxurious guest rooms baths await you here at Cameo Rose.

1090 Severson Road, Belleville, WI 53508

608-424-6340 -or- 866-424-6340

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Mansion Hill Inn

Mansion Hill Inn offers its guests the luxury, elegance and Victorian charm of Madison's only four-diamond inn. Its warm hospitality has made it a favorite resting place of business and leisure travelers alike. A masterpiece of Romanesque Revival style built in 1857, Mansion Hill Inn abounds in fine architectural detail and period furnishings. The eleven guest suites and rooms are highly individual and carefully decorated to provide the best of antique ambience and contemporary amenities. Many rooms have marble fireplaces and balconies.

The ornate exterior, which was never altered, includes wrought iron from the balconies to buttresses and arched windows. Inside the 9,000 square foot mansion is a four-story, oval-shaped mahogany spiral staircase leading to a belvedere. Light passes into the marble foyer through etched Venetian windows. Originally, there were oil-painted wall designs.

In the 1930's, well after boarding houses fell out of favor, the building was converted into apartments, a condition that persisted until its recent renovation in 1983, when the Alexander Company purchased the Inn, and made it the elegant hotel it is today.

424 N. Pinckney Street, Madison, WI 53703