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The Victorian Tudor Inn Bellevue, Ohio

The Victorian Tudor Inn

408 W. Main Street
Bellevue, Ohio 44811
800-917-1370

Thoroughly renovated and beautifully adorned with extensive art, period antiques and fine furnishings, The Victorian Tudor Inn offers meticulous elegance of the past with the comforts and luxurious amenities of today. The house is located in the prestigious and historical W. Main St. of Bellevue, Ohio, founded in 1815. Bellevue is located in the north central Vacationland area of Ohio, minutes away from Cedar Point Amusement Park and Lake Erie.

The Inn features five bedrooms in four suites, and an extended-stay executive apartment, all appointed with genuine period antiques, hand woven oriental carpets, Victorian era and other fine furniture and each with a private bath. Additionally, our Inn provides several public areas. Our guest can take advantage of the upstairs public room that provides continuous treats for our visitors. This room contains an ice machine, microwave, and refrigerator. A hot tub room and exercise facilities are also available.

The Victorian Tudor Inn has two living rooms for guests to use. Both have impressive working fireplaces and contain significant antiques and oriental carpets. One is more formal with a large Empire sofa and a smaller Victorian love seat along with several unique sitting chairs. Wonderful vintage paintings grace the walls. The second living room is has majestic wood paneling going up the walls as well as wood beams in the ceiling. The antique Irish side board is full of English china and pottery from the 1800's. The couch is a wonderfully designed and comfortable present day U.S. made couch.

This impressive dining room contains wonderful built-in cabinets, a magnificent and large window seat and an amazing crystal chandelier. as well as a civil war era marble top and intricately carved side board along with a Victorian marble top breakfast serving table, a vintage handmade dining table and chairs, and a mahogany Butler's table. This room also contains a portion of the owner's collection of antique glass and porcelain.