Victoria-On-Main
622 W Main StWhitewater, WI 53190-1855
(262)473-8400
Circa 1895. This graceful Queen Anne Victorian, shaded by a tall birch tree, is in the heart of Whitewater National Historic District, adjacent to the University of Wisconsin. It was built for Edward Engebretson, mayor of Whitewater. Yellow tulip and sunny daffodils fill the spring flower beds, while fuchsias and geraniums bloom in summertime behind a picket fence. The inn's gables, flower-filled veranda and three-story turret feature a handsome green tin roof. Each guest room is named for a Wisconsin hardwood. The Red Oak Room, Cherry Room and Bird's Eye Maple Room all offer handsome antiques in their corresponding wood, Laura Ashley prints, antique sheets, pristine heirloom-laced pillowcases and down comforters. A hearty breakfast is sometimes served on the wraparound veranda, and there are kitchen facilities available for light meal preparation. Whitewater Lake and Kettle Moraine State Forest are five minutes away.
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The sunny Bird's Eye Maple Room is decorated with rich blue and white chintz. Leaded-glass windows offer an elegant touch to the room, and its beveled glass creates rainbows on the wide pine board floors.
The handsome Cherry Room is surrounded by an airy rose floral print. A six-foot Victorian headboard awaits a good night's sleep. This room features a private bath, an antique walnut armoire and wide pine floors.
A Queen Anne fireplace embellished with ceramic tile and beveled glass sets the mood for the Red Oak Room, which is decorated with robin's egg blue striped paper. Furnishings include an antique oak bed and a Romeo & Juliet fireplace screen. This is the largest guest room.
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