2 Best Hotels in Nashville, Indiana

Within a yellow clapboard house dating back to the 1870s, this romantic bed-and-breakfast is close to shops in downtown Nashville. Of the five rooms no two are alike, but all are decorated with quilts, antiques, and framed art. A full, sit-down breakfast is served each morning and included with room rates. With rocking chairs on the porch and a sitting room inside, there is plenty of room to relax.

Built in 1992, this three-story boutique hotel near downtown Nashville resembles the area's many clapboard farmhouses. Windsor chairs, woven coverlets, and antique furnishings distinguish each of the rooms, which are named for Hoosier School artists, and much of the furniture throughout the inn was crafted by local artisans. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served in a dining room, which has a stone fireplace, Oriental rugs, and a beamed ceiling. During the warmer months meals can be taken on the wide porch.