Heritage and history
Built in 1895
A great example of late Victorian architecture, the Marigold Mansion Inn was constructed in 1895, incorporating Second Empire with Queen Anne and Eastlake styles. Exquisitely detailed in every facet of its design, it is a striking and unique combination of Eastlake and Queen Anne styles, elaborately trimmed with gingerbread.
The rooms of the Marigold Mansion have a splendid variety of richly detailed features. Each themed room is a different delight to behold. Yet, beyond every door is the similar characteristic of impeccable craftsmanship, antique furnishings, and attention to comfort that give every room its unique aura. Whatever your whim, you will find the room that suits your fancy.
We welcome you to create a Victorian enchantment that captivates the heart, and invite you to explore and discover your own unique experience.
Second Empiremansard roof & tower
Queen Anneturrets, bays & porches
Eastlakespindles & carved trim
Gingerbreadornate scrollwork