Savanna, Illinois
Discover the charm of a meticulously preserved 1883 residence, now reimagined as a sanctuary of refined hospitality on the banks of the Upper Mississippi.
Built when the world moved at the pace of horse and carriage, the Inn at 1883 House stands as a testament to an era when hospitality was an art form.
Restored with reverence for its original craftsmanship, our home offers travelers a rare opportunity: to sleep within walls that have witnessed nearly 150 years of history, yet feel entirely attuned to modern sensibilities. Each room tells a story; each detail whispers of a bygone elegance.
Whether you're passing through the heart of Savanna or seeking a quiet retreat along the river, we invite you to slow down, breathe deeply, and let the past embrace you.
Each room is individually appointed with curated furnishings, premium linens, and thoughtful touches that honor our heritage while embracing contemporary comfort.
Our signature room features original hardwood floors, a king-sized bed with Egyptian cotton linens, and a private sitting area adorned with antique pieces from the 19th century.
Bathed in natural light, this charming room overlooks our restored garden courtyard. Perfect for those who appreciate quiet elegance and the gentle rhythm of country living.
Inspired by the intellectual salons of the 1880s, this cozy retreat features built-in shelving, a plush armchair, and a queen bed—ideal for the contemplative traveler.
Nestled on Chicago Avenue, the Inn at 1883 House places you at the crossroads of history and natural beauty. The Mississippi River is your neighbor; the stories of the past, your companions.
Explore the scenic bluffs, visit local historic sites, or simply wander the quiet streets of this river town. Everything Savanna offers is within easy reach of our doorstep.
— A Guest of the Inn"An extraordinary retreat that captures the soul of old Illinois. Every detail speaks of care and history, yet we were more comfortable than ever. A true gem on Chicago Avenue."
We'd love to welcome you to the Inn at 1883 House. Reach out to us for reservations, questions, or to learn more about our historic accommodations.