Visiting the Inn
The Inn is a private residence and does not accept Walk-Up bookings. Please call ahead if you would like to set up an appointment.
Public Garden Hours
The Inn's public garden hours are open and free to the public one Tuesday and one Sunday per month from
2-6 p.m.
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Our 2026 open garden hours are over for the season! Thank you to all who attended and enjoyed this years lovely garden and plantings!
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Look here for our 2027 open garden hours and dates or follow us on our Facebook and Instagram pages.​​
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Guided Tours and Teas
House & Garden Tours
are available for private parties of 6 or more at $30 per ticket. Call 812-376-3663 to schedule.
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Private Teas are available for parties of 8-12 at $50 per ticket. Call 812-376-3663 to schedule with Anna.
Dietary needs are available for an additional cost.
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The Inn's Private Events
Reclaiming Wonder: Renewal Retreat for Women Who Lead
November 13-15, 2026
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Creativity and Wonder
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Sound Bath
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Yoga and meditation
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Lodging
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Gourmet meals
Our newest offering from the Wellbeing Workshops.
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A few spots remain so reserve yours today!
Breakfast
Our two course plated hot breakfasts for two are now included in the price of an overnight stay. If you prefer a caffeine load and muffin, please let us know in your reservation preference.
PRIVATE PHOTO SESSIONS
Private photo sessions can be
booked outside our public hours
by appointment for $100/hour.
For Reservations Call 812-376-3663
Columbus Movie
A movie called Columbus which was produced by Kogonada to be shown at the Sundance Film Fest is now hitting theaters. There are some scenes in which we as the Inn are show cased. Here is a few reviews from people who have already seen the movie. There is also a link below to view the Trailer.
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“Richardson plays a recent high school grad named Casey who befriends Jin (played by John Cho), a visitor to Casey’s hometown of Columbus, Indiana. In real life, the city has a massive amount of modernist architecture and public art, setting a gorgeous backdrop for the characters’ heavy conversations. Columbus is, according to Richardson, ‘the most fulfilling role I’ve ever done.’”
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see the original article at vmagazine.com
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“It is block after block of just fascinating buildings … It is a kind of wondrous place. It is a bit of an emerald city.”
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“Columbus” star John Cho, speaking at Sundance
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http://ew.com/movies/2017/06/22/john-cho-columbus-trailer/
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