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Located in
Sleepy Eye, Minnesota and close to historic New Ulm, our bed and breakfast is shaded by
magnificent maples, catalpa and willow trees. The Main House combines Queen Anne and
Classical styling with just a touch of Victorian to create a home with
unsurpassed beauty and attention to detail throughout. Stained glass and
leaded, beveled glass adorn many of the rooms along with ornate and intricate
woodwork in oak, cherry and chestnut. Two beautifully
appointed front parlors are furnished with period pieces and crystal
chandeliers, perfect for gathering with friends or to sip a cup of tea on a lazy
afternoon. A formal dining room complete with fireplace and The Dining Room 360 Degree Virtual Reality Tour A cozy library offers a quiet retreat to curl up with a good book. Wile away the hours as the Smith family would have done under the original brass light with gold and silver inlaid Steuben glass shades. The Carriage
House, just a few steps across the courtyard from the Main House has an entirely
different ambiance. Done in the style of a country cottage, it offers a much
more informal setting and features a gathering room for guests to watch TV or
play cards. The spacious Loft Suite with its two-person whirlpool bath, king
bed, quiet privacy and other amenities is perfect for honeymooners or a romantic
weekend getaway. The Carriage House Common room 360 Degree Virtual Reality Tour
And when you are ready to retire for the evening, ascend the grand staircase to the sleeping chambers or cross the courtyard to the Carriage House and prepared for the best night's sleep of your life.
The Foyer 360 Degree Virtual Reality Tour Your hosts The W.W. Smith Inn is a smoke-free environment. Thank you for not smoking.
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