The Spitzer House is an 1890 Award Winning Victorian Bed and Breakfast. The Spitzer House boasts two elegant cherry staircases, stained glass windows and cherry and oak woodwork throughout. Filled with warm antiques, lacey linens and Victorian charm, we offer four cozy guestrooms all with private baths, a beautiful dining room, relaxing parlor and in season a splendid flower garden. Guestrooms include King or Queen bed, private bath with claw foot tub and shower. Our Honeymoon/Anniversary Suites are each uniquely equipped and may include whirlpool bath for two or in room fireplace, with chilled Champaign waiting in the room for your arrival.

The Spitzer House was built by a team of builders for General Ceilan Milo Spitzer. Ceilan and his cousin Adelbert were known throughout the country for organizing the first bond houses in the United States outside of New York. This German Renaissance home remained in the Spitzer family for seventy years and is a fine example of the Queen Anne Architecture with Stick-Style design. Each guest room is named after a member of the family. Located four blocks West of Historical Downtown Medina Square, Spitzer House is within walking distance of AI Root's Candle outlet, fine dining, tea room, pubs, spa and gift shops. State Routes 3, 18. 57 and US Route 42 all pass through the City of Medina. Experience the Beauty and Elegance of fine craftsmanship and style in this meticulously restored Victorian Home.

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At this 19th-century Victorian home-turned-inn, people have witnessed unexplained voices and music, and the piano in the parlor plays songs by itself. The ghost of a stern-looking man is said to appear in Ceilan's Room, and Anna's Room is haunted by a servant girl's spirit. The servant girl also has been seen at the top of the staircase.