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Franklin Victorian Bed and Breakfast is proud to be an environmentally friendly
The Franklin Victorian Bed and Breakfast Inn, located in "The Bicycling Capital of America," is a wonderful alternative to conventional in
Sparta, WI hotels.
Come experience a refreshing change from typical hotel lodging. Our inviting accommodations and abiding sense of hospitality promise welcome, rest, and renewal to one and all. The inn is located in the heart of the Hidden Valleys of Southwest Wisconsin, a romantic getaway so quiet and beautiful. Our celebrated rivers, drift-less rugged hills, scenic farms, tranquil back roads, bike trails, crystal air, and friendly people combine to make Sparta, Wisconsin the ideal place to be warm...be welcome...be at home.
The Franklin Victorian Bed & Breakfast Inn is on the National Register of Historic Places in Wisconsin. Built in the early 1900s by a Sparta banker, Mr. W.G. Williams, this Queen Anne-style Victorian home features leaded stained glass windows, fireplaces, an open staircase, original woodwork, & unique architectural features. Today it is a warm, romantic getaway that will welcome you at the door.
A Wealth of Amenities & Activities...
Complimentary, high-speed, Wi-Fi Internet is available throughout the B&B, and there is a guest computer for your use as well. Lap Desks are in the guest rooms for use with laptops.
Bed, Breakfast, Bike, and Beyond...There is no shortage of year-round activities and attractions, such as biking, canoeing, kayaking, horseback riding, hiking, Amish settlements, golfing, nature & heritage, festivals, snowmobiling, skiing, fall foliage, and more! Enjoy the famous Sparta-Elroy Bike Trail and other Wisconsin state bike trails, which you can reach via your bike or a shuttle service from our inn.
We are a motorcycle-friendly bed and breakfast. We will garage your bikes overnight as part of our services.
If murder mystery weekends appeal to you, The Franklin Victorian Bed & Breakfast Inn hosts them January through April. Come for a fun and exciting weekend of mystery and intrigue.
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