The Barn
1690 Kenny Street, Dahinda
309-639-4408     [Map]    [Visit their Website]
If you ever wanted to sleep in a hayloft, come stay in The Barn! Built of native oak and walnut with 700 pegs, the open hayloft sleeps 8. Just 15 miles east of Galesburg--I-74, take Exit 54, go 7 miles east on U.S. 150, then 1 mile north to Dahinda.

The Carr House
560 North Prairie Street, Galesburg
309-343-3444     [Visit their Website]
The Carr House is a Galesburg landmark and is located in the historical District.  The entire South side of the house is available for your comfort, as well as a large living room, dining room & kitchen.  The Carr House has been recently renovated with loving attention, yet retains the defining details of this period home.  Three lovely rooms, with private baths.  Transportation available from the Amtrak station and around town to our many attractions.  Within six blocks of our downtown shopping area.

The Fahnestock House
591 North Prairie Street, Galesburg
309-344-0270     [Map]    [Visit their Website]
As their guest, your accommodations will be a private suite of rooms; a spacious living room, bedroom, bathroom, dressing room and pantry. Located on the corner of Prairie and Losey Streets, you are within a 6 block scenic walk from downtown Galesburg.

The Great House
501 East Losey Street, Galesburg
309-342-8683     [Map]
The imposing columns at the head of Chambers Street is a wonderful relic of Galesburg's early years. Local legend says that the basement of the house was used as a station on the "underground railroad," hiding runaway slaves on their way north to freedom. Each of the 3 guest rooms are unique in decoration and feature their own private bath.

The Lawrence House
590 N. Prairie Street, Galesburg
309-342-8607     [Map] [Visit their web site]
Three rooms, two of which are suites, shared & private baths, full breakfast, air conditioning. No smoking, no pets, no children.

Seacord House
624 North Cherry Street, Galesburg
309-342-4107     [Map]
Experience the hospitality of another era in this 1890's Eastlake-style Victorian home. The guest rooms are furnished with waterbeds for your sleeping comfort and has it's own air conditioner. From Seacord House, you can stroll through the neighborhood where the young Carl Sandburg once delivered newspapers and see the numerous fine Victorian homes.

The Sister House
1739 IL Route 8 , Maquon, IL 
309-358-2000
The Sister House is a lovely old home in a farm setting, peaceful and quiet.
Four rooms, private and shared baths, air conditioning, full breakfast.

The Walnut Grove Farm Guest House
1469 Knox Station Road, Knoxville
309-289-4770    [Visit their website]
Historic Walnut Grove Farm was homesteaded in 1835 and was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1989.  In the heart of the Illinois prairie, you can rest and relax or envision what life was like on a 19th century farm.  The Walnut Grove Farm Guest House is a turn-of-the-century bungalow that is comfy, eclectic and artsy.  History, homespun fun and hospitality await you her in rural Knox County.  The farm is located within a mile of Knoxville, Illinois and five miles from Galesburg.