Groundhog Day Again in Woodstock, Illinois
Years after the film's release, the setting for Groundhog Day still rocks with small-town charm.
Woodstock trip guide: Where to eat and stay
WHERE TO STAY
Royal Victorian Manor Owners Karla and Everton Martin restored the 1894 Victorian mansion (pictured) and opened it to guests in 2010. This five-guest-suite B&B exudes luxurious touches. You won't find frou-frou here, and you'll enjoy the big breakfast, served on china and crystal. From $125. (815) 308-5432; royalvictorianmanor.com
WHERE TO EAT
La Petite Creperie Located in a Victorian home, this French bistro serves savory and sweet dessert crepes and specials, all big enough to share. The sauteed chicken and goat cheese Pagnol crepe pairs well with a glass of crisp white wine. (815) 337-0765; lapetitecreperie.net
FOR MORE INFORMATION: McHenry County Convention and Visitors Bureau (888) 363-6177; visitmchenrycounty.com
(A version of this story appeared in Midwest Living® November/December 2011. Prices, dates and other details can change; please check specifics before making travel plans.)
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