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Guardian Angel Bed & Breakfast

View Website Favorite 429 Prospect Ave - Janesville, WI 53545
Information: 608-758-3211
Information: 608-513-2806
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Built in 1871 in the Prospect Hill area, the Richardson Hamilton House became a prominent feature of south central Wisconsin. Styled after Italian mansions and using Cream City brick, the home currently houses the Guardian Angel Bed and Breakfast. Enjoy a mix of country charm and simple elegance. Lush gardens and quiet surroundings whisk you away from life's business.

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Janesville Area Convention & Visitors Bureau

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  • Age Restrictions
    • Yes
  • On-Site Bed & Breakfast Amenities
    • Full Breakfast
  • Number of Bedrooms
    • 3 Bedrooms or more
  • In Room Bed & Breakfast
    • Private Bath
    • TV/DVD/VCR
    • Internet

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