Lafayette Indiana Bed And Breakfasts
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Pheasant Country Inn
Working on Fowler Ridge Wind Farm
“Found Pheasant Country Inn on google and made reservations. Great location - only a few miles from The Fowler Ridge Wind Farm, which means quick trip to work.” -
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Pheasant Country Inn
Heading to Indianapolis on U.S. 52
“Stopped at a BP station to fill up and asked if there was a motel nearby. No motel, but a B&B. Stopped by and they had a room available. Quiet, comfortable mattress/ pillows, WiFi connection, evening snack and ham & cheese frittata for breakfast.” -
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Pheasant Country Inn
Biking thru Fowler
“Rain, Rain and more rain. Stopped a truck and asked the driver to haul us and our bikes into Fowler. On our Ipod we found Pheasant Country Inn. Called and a room was available. Hostess was accommodating, interesting and friendly. We had a great stay and a delightful breakfast - fresh veggies from the garden in our omelette.” -
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Pheasant Country Inn
Charming rooms and friendly hostess
“On our way to Wisconsin via I-65, we turned off at exit 188 to get a good look at the wind turbines. We headed east and found ourselves in Fowler. Getting late we decided to look for a place to stay and saw the Pheasant County Inn sign on the highway. Luckily there was a room available. \nThe room had a radient glow from the evening ssun piercing thru the windows. The peach ccolor of the walls and the peach aaccessories made the room more colorful and inviting. The bed was comfortable and my entire stay was a delight. I will be back oon my return trip home to Georgia.” -
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Olde Magnolia House
Olde Magnolia House
“We had a wonderful time in this beautiful old house which was nicely kept, tidy and very comfortable. The hostess, Cindy, was friendly and hospitable. The breakfasts (we stayed for 4 of them) were a culinary delight! I would highly recommend this Bed & Breakfast and would go again if we were ever in this area.”
