Inn at Cedar Crossing
Bed & Breakfast and Restaurant

The Inn at Cedar Crossing was built in 1884 at the corner of bustling Cedar and Cottage Streets (now Third and Louisiana). This Inn and Restaurant features a brick vernacular style and has seen more than a century of the town's activity and growth. Throughout its history, Inn at Cedar Crossing has occupied a tailor shop, an apothecary, a soda fountain, doctor's offices, and a clothing store. Inn at Cedar Crossing is the perfect spot offering a cozy base from which to explore Door County or just relax and hideaway.

Accommodations at the Inn include a total of nine inviting guestrooms, each with private bath. Individually decorated rooms offer all the modern conveniences, including wireless Internet access. Many of the guest rooms feature a whirlpool tub or cozy fireplace or both.

In the morning enjoy homemade muffins and scones and a full hot breakfast with a choice of two breakfast entrées each day. Fresh baked cookies, coffee, herbal tea, or fresh lemonade are offered each afternoon.

Inn at Cedar Crossing's restaurant serves the widest variety of tastes in the area, including traditional American foods, Italian and contemporary offerings. The menus for breakfast, Sunday brunch, lunch and dinner offer something for everyone's tastes. Chef Joel Mathews and his staff prepare all menu items with care from scratch and the on-site bakers are up early in the bakery every day making breads, pastries and deserts.

Nestled within Sturgeon Bay's downtown Historic district, the The Inn at Cedar Crossing Inn and Restaurant provides fine accommodations and the perfect family getaway. Come experience the best of comfort and hospitality at this cozy bed and breakfast inn.

A stroll through the streets finds you amidst interesting shops, boutiques, and galleries, the Door County Historical and Maritime Museums, the library, Miller Art Center, and the market square.

Just three blocks from the waterfront and close to numerous parks, you can enjoy sailing, biking, picnicking, beaches, and sunsets.

Tour through the town's designated historic districts or explore further and find Door County's captivating beauty with 250 miles of shoreline, spectacular limestone bluffs, orchard studded hills, and serene wooded back roads.

Recreational activities are endless, but include shopping, gallery viewing, touring, sailing, biking, picnicking, swimming, music, festivals, and more.