Cushing Manor Inn Bed and Breakfast and Tea Room

Welcome to the Cushing Manor Inn Bed and Breakfast, South Bend, Indiana's, oldest (1872) Bed and Breakfast. Come enjoy the luxury of the late 1800s and experience the warm hospitality of our historic home.

The Cushing Manor Inn Bed and Breakfast has been a designer showcase and every guestroom offers comfortable bed and breakfast accommodations. The five sleeping rooms all have private bathrooms with soft water, air conditioning, telephones and televisions to blend today with yesterday. Our entire home is smoke free.

Be greeted by an elegant, but warm welcome as you arrive at the Manor. The grand staircase, bay window, and butternut woodwork will all transcend you back to another era in time. The fourteen-foot ceilings and irreplaceable butternut woodwork of our living room welcome you. Sit with a cup of tea, nibble a homemade sweet from the butler's pantry, and enjoy the warm fireplace. Picture yourself swinging in one of our old fashioned swings on our wonderful porch, reading your favorite book, enjoying a glass of iced tea, or just watching the world go by! The Den offers a cozy fireplace, complimentary sherry, books for your enjoyment...what more could you want!

Afternoon Tea for Two
Stay any two consecutive nights at Cushing Manor in one of our king size rooms and you can enjoy a tea for two in your room with all the English charm and flair that goes with a traditional tea. You must mention this special when reservations are made and this offer is not good during N.D. special event weekends.

Wedding Night Special
Wedding night at the inn...complimentary breakfast served to room for total privacy.....(more)

Business Traveler's Special
In town on business? Special single rate of $85.00 includes a full breakfast and all amenities.....(more)

Built by Albert & Martha Cushing in 1872, this home was one of the earliest residences in the historic district of South Bend. Cushing was a local businessman with interests in several enterprises, including a drug and bookstore at 101 North Michigan Street. Inside, you will find twelve foot ceilings and hand-hewn, irreplaceable butternut woodwork that welcomes you to this elegant mansion. The house is listed as an outstanding example of Second Empire architecture by the Indiana Historic Site Preservation Committee. Sometimes called French Victorian, the mansard roof with ornamental arched dormer windows creates an impression of massive elegance. The entry doors with double leaf wood and applied decoration reportedly won first place for design at the 1893 Columbian Exposition in Chicago. The beauty, elegance, and warm hospitality of this grand home will make your visit an unforgettable one.

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