11 reviews
1416 E Mossville Rd.
Peoria, IL 61615 US
(309)579-2300
Payment types accepted include Discover, Master Card and Visa.
The types of beds available include Queen.
Circa 1869. Take sanctuary at this lovingly restored 1869 brick Colonial country church situated on Peoria's north side. The inn offers warm hospitality and comfortable elegance. Relax by a wood-burning fire with afternoon tea or sit on a bench among colorful garden blooms. Each guest bedroom features pampering amenities and distinctive details that may include an antique carved bedstead, handmade quilts and lacy curtains. Chocolates are a pleasant treat with turndown service in the evening.Publicity and Awards: Chillicothe Bulletin, Peoria Journal Star,The Chicago Tribune, Country Inns Magazine, McCalls Needlework & Craft Magazine., WEEK TV Peoria & Bloomington.Location: City/Urban, Country and Village.
Meals Included in Rates: Breakfast.
Types of meals: Picnic Lunches, Continental Plus Breakfast, Vegetarian Breakfast, Afternoon Tea, Room Service, Early Coffee/Tea and Gourmet Continental Plus Breakfast.
Amenities In Room: Desk, DVD, Bath Amenities, Hair Dryer, Bathrobes, Television, Clock Radio, Reading Lamps, Refrigerator, Iron/Ironing Board, Air Conditioning, Central Air, Telephone, CD Player, Coffeemaker, Turn-Down Service and Wireless Internet Access.
Amenities On Site: Copy Machine, DVD, Library, Parlor Games, Fireplace, Television, Phone and Fax.
Business Traveler Amenities: FAX On-site, Off-site Dry Cleaning Services, Gym Nearby, Hair Dryer, Desk, Flexible Check in/out Times, Daily Newspapers, Iron/Ironing Board, Internet Access, Television, Wireless Internet Access, refreshment center with coffee maker, hiking trails 1 mile and gym about 10 minutes away.
“Your hospitality, thoughtfulness, the cleanliness, beauty, I should just say everything was the best.”
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“The quality and dignity of the décor, and the thoughtfulness of the services, provide guests with a realm of extraordinary beauty AND loving creature comforts.
In the scrapbook collection of the history of the Inn, the first memento from the old church in days gone by is a pastor’s Welcome/Greeting for all who enter. In part, he dedicates his establishment to “all who would help lighten heavy burdens and all who would help make this a better world.” And so – Innkeepers Dean & Holly Ramseyer came along and are doing just that!
My husband and I spent two nights there, and we deeply enjoyed every rich and delicious moment at the Old Church House Inn!”
— Connie S - Canton IL
“My husband and I have stayed a several B&B's and can say the Old church House Inn is the best, most unique and pleasant stay we have ever enjoyed! Imagine, having half a church turned B&B all to yourselves. The building is so interesting by itself but add the hospitality of Ramseyers and the stay becomes memorable. come ready to leave your worries behind and you sink into the lovely surroundings. A church! Who knew!!!”
— Theresa & Matt Holz
