The original portion of the building known today as the Historic Rose Hotel is believed to have been constructed by James McFarland (1776-1837) and operated as a tavern & later as a boarding house to serve the Ohio River travelers. The Rose Hotel was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1972.
The Rose Hotel is owned by the Illinois Historic Preservation Agency and underwent a major renovation at a cost of $1.6m. The Rose Hotel is a two story "L" shaped brick structure. A striking veranda overlooking the Ohio River was added around 1866. The building has been "restored" and is used today as a "Hotel & Bed & Breakfast" facility.
The Rose Hotel is owned by the Illinois Historic Preservation Agency and underwent a major renovation at a cost of $1.6m. The Rose Hotel is a two story "L" shaped brick structure. A striking veranda overlooking the Ohio River was added around 1866. The building has been "restored" and is used today as a "Hotel & Bed & Breakfast" facility.
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All rooms have queen beds, private baths, cable TV with built-in DVD, (bring your own) heat and air controls & blow dryers. Irons & Ironing boards available upon request! A cozy & inviting room with a queen size sleigh bed adorned with antique wardrobe, non-operating fireplace with a sitting area for two.
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