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The Native Sanctuary - Iron Amethyst Inn

This room is named after our town Mazomanie. Our town’s name, Mazomanie, comes from Chief Mazomani, a leader of the Sioux of Minnesota. His name translates to “The Iron That Walks,” or “Walking Iron.” Our town was named by Edward Brodhead, a superintendent of the railroad during the 1850’s. Chief Mazomani was described as a firm friend of the whites. He was wounded on September 23, 1862, in a battle between a band of Indians led by Little Crow, a Sioux chief, and the U.S. Army near Yellow Medicine River, Minnesota. Chief Mazomani had sought a flag of truce, but was shot while running toward the Army’s lines. He died several days later. The queen-sized bed sits calmly amid native furnishings and decor. Features a private entrance and full bath, make The Native Room Retreat your personal retreat! Located on the first floor.

The Doctors Study - Iron Amethyst Inn

Enter the Doctor’s Study through a re-created turn-of-the-century study – medical journals and top hat neatly hung up, a crank wall phone and calendar look as if the doctor just returned from a house call. Step under the arch and into the bedroom with queen-size brass bed with cast cherubs, past the remote-controlled fireplace, and into your cozy private bath. This bath has the best of both worlds with it’s large two-person shower featuring separate controls, body sprays, and the hand-made English tile version of “A Coign of Vantage” by Lawrence Alma-Tadema make this the ultimate showering experience! Step around the corner to enjoy the large double whirlpool bath, Doc Kester’s remedy to all that ails you. Located on the first floor.

The Cooper Suite - Iron Amethyst Inn

This room is named after the our home’s builder William Thompson and decorated in a cooper/mill style decor. The year was 1865 when an enterprising barrel cooper from Milwaukee named William Thompson journeyed to Mazomanie and began building this stately home. Financed by his success with the Mazomanie Flour Mill, Thompson constructed this impressive Italianate home. It contains rich burgundy wallpaper, regal carpet, hand-painted lincrusta frieze and ceiling medallion. Featuring a queen-size half-canopied iron bed with pillow-topped mattress. The adjoining luxury private bath features classic-styled fixtures, ceramic floor tile and six-foot double whirlpool, giving this room a true sense of royalty. Located on the second floor.

The Equestrian Rose Room - Iron Amethyst Inn

Named for Lenora Kester, the Doctor’s wife who lived in the house from 1899 to 1954 and especially enjoyed her gardens, which you see just out the windows. they also raised race horses in the carriage house. Decorated in an equestrian flair with rose accents this rooms is sure to impress. The king-size iron bed, large private bath, English Art-Nouveau shower tiles create a peaceful, atmosphere. Surrounding the corner whirlpool, note the hand-cast plaster cartouches depicting morning and night. Located on the second floor.

Governor's Mansion Inn - twin rooms

Small room with 2 twin beds and full modern bathroom in our 8-room boutique hotel. We have 2 of these cozy, dorm-size former servants quarters rooms. The historic mansion was once home to 17 of Wisconsin's Governors. We are located in the Mansion Hill district on the shore of Lake Mendota. We provide complimentary scones, fruit, coffee and tea each morning in the dining room. Free onsite parking. Discounts are available at Governors Mansion Inn Madison.

Governor's Mansion Inn - Rusk Room

Queen room in a historic downtown boutique hotel that was the first official Governor's Mansion of Wisconsin. There were 17 sitting governors that lived here while in office, including Fighting Bob La Follette, the founder of the Progressive Party. We provide complimentary scones, coffee, fruit and tea each morning in the dining room. Free onsite parking. Discounts are available at Governors Mansion Inn Madison.

The Nordic Retreat - Iron Amethyst Inn

Imagine walking through the garden and down by the stream, going for a kayak or bike ride, sitting in the beer garden enjoying music and playing yard games. Find your way down to the spa for a massage, facial or time in the sauna and end your evening with music and a night cap from our 2one Speakeasy. Back at your room enjoy your very own whirlpool tub and after slip into your plush linens and a pillow top bed.

Governor's Mansion Inn - premium queen

We have 5 elegant guest rooms each with private bath in a downtown boutique hotel. The state housed 17 of Wisconsin's governors here while in office. We are located in the Mansion Hill district on the shore of Lake Mendota. We are close to the State Capitol, State Street shopping, restaurants and the UW Madison campus. Free onsite parking. Discounts are available at Governors Mansion Inn Madison.

Governor's Mansion Inn - Garden Studio

Studio apartment in the lower level of our 8-room boutique hotel, the Governor's Mansion Inn. The studio apartment has a private entrance, kitchen, king bed, couch, television, dining table and private bathroom. Guests have access to complimentary scones and coffee at the hotel. Lake views. Free parking onsite. We do provide discounts at Governors Mansion Inn Madison.

#212

This unit has two queen beds, a private bathroom with a shower, and a workspace. Appliances: Fridge, Microwave, Coffee Pot (included: coffee grounds, coffee creamer, disposable coffee cups, sugar packets, assortment of tea bags.).

Spacious King bedroom with well-appointed bathroom

Our most unique King Bedroom with great Natural light and spacious layout. One of a kind king bed and nice couch and table to decompress. The Cambridge Inn on Main takes you back to a simpler more elegant time... check us out.

#311

This unit has two queen beds, a private bathroom with shower, and a workspace. Appliances: Fridge, Microwave, Coffee Pot (included: coffee grounds, coffee creamer, disposable coffee cups, sugar packets, assortment of tea bags.).