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Rustic room with pine ceiling, walls and floor, elaborately carved king sized bed, and mirrored cabinet with triple doors

Charlevoix Suite

Surround yourself with luxury in the Charlevoix Suite. Featuring a beautiful wood-carved king-size bed, this large suite also includes a tufted leather couch, huge antique armoire, marble top dresser, and a private attached bathroom with a high ceiling. With a spa shower and copper soaking tub, this suite is the perfect setting for your romantic getaway to Bloomington, Illinois. When someone calls to book a honeymoon stay, we most often recommend this suite. The peaceful atmosphere and rich wood tones will enchant all guests – from honeymooners to business travelers.

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Charlevoix Suite: Specific Amenities

King-size four-poster bed
Memory foam pillow-top mattress
Tufted leather couch
Cathedral ceiling with stained glass light fixture
East and south facing shuttered windows
Private attached bath with copper claw-foot soaking tub
Separate walk-in spa shower with rain showerhead and body sprays

Rustic bathroom with pine woodwork, brown walls, stone walk-in shower with glass door and clawfoot tub

Close-up view of stone walk-in shower with overhead and side shower heads spraying water

Rustic vaulted room with brown walls, light pine ceiling, paneling and floors and large bed with floral bedding

Large bed with carved wood head and footboards, floral bedding and nightstand topped with lamp with amber shade

WHAT OUR GUESTS ARE SAYING

…All I can say is WOW! I wouldn’t expect to find such a room in central Illinois. It seems like it would be found in a mountain resort. We really enjoyed the “Get Away with Wine” package next to the cozy wood burning fireplace. I felt like it was our honeymoon all over again. The staff was so kind and attentive. Thank you Vrooman Mansion. We will certainly return.

- Michelle & Tim, Hudson, IL

Old black and white photograph of a man and woman sitting in a sitting room near a brick fireplace

A BIT OF HISTORY

Long before WWI, around the turn of the century, nature lover Julia Scott purchased her secluded summer cottage in Charlevoix, Michigan and named it “The Wilds”. Julia Vrooman completed her popular novel, “The High Road to Honor” at the Charlevoix Cottage in 1918.