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Albany House

Your host(s):
Ken & Margie Stoup
Web Site:
www.albanyhouse.com
Email:
innkeeper@albanyhouse.com
Address:
405 S. Mill Street
Albany, Wisconsin 53502
Phone:
866-977-7000
608-862-3636
Guest Rooms:
6
Rates:
$99 - $229

Albany House

Albany House has been welcoming guests for 18 years.  Three acres of grounds, gardens, art, antiques and a distinctive decorating style make Albany House a perennial favorite of the discerning traveler. With six unique bedrooms, this popular couples' getaway also works well as a venue for group rentals, retreats and reunions. Hearty homemade breakfasts are a highlight of any stay.  Galleries and antiquing, easy access to the Sugar River Trail for biking and hiking, canoeing on the river and a variety of local festivals keep visitors coming back.  Fine dining, golf, shopping and antiquing are additional attractions, as well as local wineries and breweries.


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