National House Inn

Welcome! We invite you to visit our bed and breakfast inn in beautiful Marshall, Michigan, and enjoy every aspect of our "home" with its heritage and tradition that has welcomed guests for 170 years. The only thing the National House Inn overlooks is the Fountain Circle in the middle of picturesque Marshall. Discover why the National Trust of Historic Preservation named our town as one of their "Dozen Distinctive Destinations" in the country! It is one of the most beautiful cities in Michigan and a storehouse of 19th century architecture that has given it status as a National Historic Landmark District that includes 850 structures. We are within walking distance of dining, shopping and many attractions. Enjoy simple pleasures at the National House Inn bed and breakfast. Read a good book on the porch, warm by a crackling fire, relax with afternoon tea, savor a delicious breakfast, or treasure some quiet time in one of the parlors. Our 16 rooms offer all the luxuries of today with the same gracious hospitality first enjoyed by stagecoach travelers some 170 years ago. Nineteenth century flavor is tastefully blended with modern conveniences. Three parlors offer spots for private moments or visiting with old and new friends. The National House Inn is believed to have been a stop on the Underground Railroad, is said to be haunted by a Lady in Red. The ghost is usually seen only by a glimpse as she moves through the hallways, but has also been seen standing at one of the windows late in the night. There is one guest room that folks say she insists on keeping the door closed; this is the room that witnesses feel belonged to her while she was alive!