Western Region
Central Region
Eastern Region
Western Region B&B's and Inns
Whether you’re looking for one-of-a-kind art, wine, or antiques, or exploring the great outdoors, the Shawnee Hills can take you there. The Shawnee National Forest is waiting for your adventures. For fun on the water you can make a splash at Kinkaid Lake, go fishing at Lake Murphysboro or bait your hook at the serene Cedar Lake. Golf and orchards also offer a fantastic opportunity to get outdoors and have some fun. As you travel the rolling Southern Illinois countryside you can sip your way along and discover truly surprising and authentic wine culture in the Shawnee Hills American Viticultural area, Illinois’ first region acknowledged for its distinctive winemaking properties.
Historic Hull House Inn
Historic Hull House Inn boast a stellar reputation of elegance, charm and is registered on the National Register of Historic Places. Located conveniently near beautiful wine country, just minutes away from Shawnee National Forest, majestic lakes, quaint shops and eateries.
Davie School Inn
Located along the Shawnee Hills Wine Trail, in the shadows of the Shawnee National Forest. Pamper yourself with a romantic en suite spa massage or romance package and then let us tempt you with some of our finest breakfast creations served in your room!
The Boar's Nest
Along with the beauty of the Shawnee National Forest, the Boars Nest offers a beautiful and peaceful view of the local woodlands and wildlife. This refuge is a great home base for the many recreational opportunities in the area. You will find the perfect blend of privacy and amenities.
Bell Hill B&B
Located in the heart of Shawnee Hills Wine Country and presents the most breath-taking panoramic views imaginable. Our historic mansion home is nestled in the Shawnee National Forest and makes the perfect place for a romantic wedding. This “home away from home” is a true southern belle.
Shawnee Hill B&B
Located in the Shawnee National Forest in the rolling hills of Southern Most Illinois. It is a romantic getaway. Enjoy hiking, bird watching, and fishing in stocked ponds. Explore a cave that Daniel Boone carved his name in 1766. Experience the tranquility of country living.
Labrador Lake House
Labrador Lakehouse Inn is situated on 5 acres and overlooks its private fishing lake. It’s the perfect backdrop for weddings and lodging. It has 5 private bedrooms which are located on the top third level of the house.
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Central Region B&B's and Inns
With its breathtaking natural beauty and great opportunities for outdoor recreation, the central region has an old railway converted bike path, The Tunnel Hill State Trail, a 48-mile trail winding through farmland, thick woods, lush wetlands and a tunnel for which it was named. The Cache River Wetlands contains 60,000 acres of beautiful forests and wetlands. Canoe the Cache and you might see otters, bobcats, whitetail deer, bald eagles, herons, egrets, Sandhill Cranes and even the occasional Anhinga (the snake bird). Nearby in the town of Metropolis, the official Home of Superman proudly honors their favorite son with a 15-foot bronze statue of the Man of Steel right in the middle of Superman Square.
Country Schemes B&B
Country Schemes B&B is located on a third generation centennial farm nestled in a quiet, peaceful and relaxed atmosphere in Southern Illinois. Slow to the pace and enjoy hiking biking, sightseeing or simply relax on the deck or front porch.
Riverview Mansion B&B
We offer several amenities to make your stay with us a comfortable one. Free WiFi, ROKU streaming TV, private baths, and a slide-in spa tub are waiting. Enjoy a complimentary plated breakfast of pastries, fresh fruit, entree, and a variety of drinks.
Perkins House Inn
Our Inn is centered around attractions and city centers. We are in the center of the Southern Illinois Wine Trail and the Shawnee National Forest. Our town is known as the “Bicycle Capitol of Illinois” and is home to the “Tunnel Hill Tunnel and Bicycle Trail.
Eastern Region B&B's and Inns
Drawn by the mighty Ohio River and the lush green forests along her shore, early Europeans settled in these Illinois Ozarks during the late 1700s. Today the quiet hills and river towns beckon visitors for a different kind of vacation. Little changed from the early years, this corner of southeastern Illinois offers a pleasant diversion for travelers seeking the road less traveled. This is a land of natural beauty unequaled anywhere in the state. Surrounded by the Shawnee National Forest, scenic roads guide you along the Ohio River and through rolling hills with mysterious hollows, rocky bluffs, curious rock formations and hardwood forests. See all of our eastern lodging available below!
