1810 Emerson House Bed & Breakfast

This suite is named in honor of Joseph Thibault, a French Canadian trader, Indian interpreter and first settler in the Beloit area.

With his heritage in mind, the main room of this two-room suite offers a sunny French Country ambiance with neutral wood furnishings featuring a pencil post canopy queen bed with luxurious linens and a lovely writing desk with its small collection of Shakespeare books. The adjoining room includes a twin sleeper sofa and a turn-of the century wardrobe that displays a flat screen TV with DVD player.

Adjacent to the suite is the private bathroom with full bath and shower, featuring original bathroom fixtures with subway tiling. Luxurious bath robes are offered for comfortable room to room transitions. Evening turn-down service is provided upon request.

This suite is named in honor of Thomas Chamberlin, a distant relative of one of the innkeepers and a prominent graduate of Beloit College. He was one of the early presidents of the University of Wisconsin and is credited with originating the University of Chicago geology department.

With Chamberlin's North Carolina and English roots in mind, this room offers a stately Colonial setting with rich cherry wood furnishings featuring a rice-carved four poster queen bed, claw foot six-drawer dresser & matching secretary and wardrobe that displays a flat screen TV with DVD player.

This room features an ensuite bathroom with shower; bath robes and evening turn-down service are offered upon request. If you have a third guest joining you, a very comfortable top-of-the-line rollaway bed is available.