Spring Getaway to Madison, Indiana
Shed the winter doldrums by indulging in the wonders of spring in Madison's charming downtown and countryside.
Madison area: Where to stay
Bishop Hill Guest House (pictured) This cottage, built in 1870, sits on a ridgetop just east of Madison, offering a quiet getaway in an atmosphere that blends history, luxury and nature. Rate is $200 per night, two-night minimum. See Midwest Living's review. (765) 763-7276; bishophillguesthouse.com
Clifty Inn In Clifty Falls State Park, this remodeled value option offers comfortable lodging and a dining room with a view of the Ohio River. From $102. See Midwest Living's review. (877) 563-4371; in.gov/dnr/parklake/inns/clifty
Madison Vineyards Estate Winery and Bed and Breakfast The look and decor feel like a suburban home, but the warm hospitality, the exceptional food and the quiet setting make it a great stay. From $120. See Midwest Living's review. (888) 473-6500; madisonvineyards.com
Whitehall Bed and Breakfast Visitors who love antiques—lots of them—and breakfasts that include steak and pie will enjoy this historic Madison property. From $150. See Midwest Living's review. (812) 273-3024; whitehallbb.com
(A version of this story appeared in Midwest Living® March/April 2011. Prices and other details can change; please check specifics before making travel plans.)
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