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The Schenck Mansion Bed & Breakfast Inn is truely on of Indiana's treasures of the past. Listed on the National Registry of Historic Places. Our room are a step back in time when elegance was a way of life. 1)The B.F.Schenck suite has a sitting room with sofa bed, television and small refrigerator. The bedroom has a king size sleigh bed and working gas log fireplace. The dressing room has a clawfoot bathtub and wash basin. Small bath with shower stall also built under stairway. Designed for the comfort of 2, but sofa bed can be used for additional guest. 2) Corrine's room has a queen size canopy bed, gas log fireplace, televison , and large private bath. One of the original copper bathtubs with walnut casing is one of the vocal points of this beautifuly decorated room. 3) Justine's room is large and spacious with a king size 1/2 tester bed, televison, and private bathroom with copper tub. Great view of the gazebo and Indiana nature. 4) Eugenia's room is a large room with ornate king size bed, gas log fireplace, television, and copper tub in the bathroom. There is a second bedroom that you can add on to this room for a group of four. The second bedroom has a queen size bed, and televison. If you choose to add this bedroom it shares the bath. 5) Wiesman room has a king size canopy bed in this very large first floor room. Once the music room in this grand old mansion, you won't be short on space. The private bath has one of the original copper tubs with walnut casing. Private sitting porch overlooking Indiana nature. All room rates come with a full breakfast consisting of hot entree, fresh fruit, sweet bread or cereal, coffee, and juice. The double parlors and library are common areas for your enjoyment. Upper veranda is a favorite place to escape the everyday world. Listen to the water flow in the gardens and let your cares float away. Vevay is a unique little river town with charming shops and resturants. Only 7 miles from Belterra Casino Resort, 15 miles from the Kentucky Speedway, and 20 miles from Madison, Indiana. You will be taking a step back in time when you come to Vevay and The Schenck Mansion.