One thing that I hadn't realized was that this 165 year home had been vacant for the past 20 years with exterior walls missing until just this last year. It was on the top 10 endangered Indiana historical places in both 2014 & 2015. So it's coming along nicely and well priced for the quality being provided. They are in phase 2 of 3 stages of renovation so don't be taken back if the exterior isn't a well manicured 150+ year old hotel. I called them directly as I wasn't sure we could get a room for our needs. they suggested a room for our family of four. Plenty of floor space and private bath. A rollaway and air mattress work well for our teens. There's some renovation dust which I am sure this will be getting better with time as the last bedroom will be becoming available in the near future. The best part was that they were willing to do a grocery run prior to our late evening arrival so that we could cook breakfast there in the morning without any hassle. I just had to run the dishwasher afterwards. WiFi and the common rooms were great as our kids did all of their virtual schooling that day here. We needed something printed and very shortly it had been delivered to our room. With covid I had seen the cleaning crew come through and do a very good job of cleaning high touch locations. Staff was diligent in wearing masks. I have been avoiding hotels that can have a high volume of people coming and going so this home of 7 rooms in a small Indiana city fit the bill. Within walking distance of downtown and a ton of metal sculptures through out the city.

My husband and our sons went to Attica to play at the Badlands.I came across this B&B and thought we could give it a try since it was only 7Mins from the Badlands. I am SO HAPPY we did it, the rooms are beautiful and I can not say enough about the property Manager Mike. Mike went above & beyond to make sure my family was taken care of and happy. We will continue to stay there anytime we go to Attica. Thank you for knowing what customer service is all about. Your place is THE BEST!!!

Open House Nestled into the entry of Attica’s Honeymoon Hill is the McDonald B&B. A stunning, restored home built by Attica pioneer, James McDonald. Now having been restored to its former grandeur, you can experience this incredible three story home on its one acre city lot set atop a majestic hill. It’s truly a one of a kind stop for the discerning traveler or a lovely delight for your anniversary or birthday!

This was very cozy, the staff were very friendly, I would definitely stay again. I like the old school vibe, it was different in a good way.

There were coffee and rolls for breakfast and the location in town is perfect.

Gorgeous historic home. Ceiling fans in each room. Spacious rooms with high ceilings. (I saw rooms on 1st and 2d floors so cannot speak to 3d floor.) The Inn also provides living/sitting rooms, books, a small business area with laptop and wifi, and a kitchen with basic food prep utensils - though I was there just to sleep so did not use those. Air conditioning is central and ample. The owner was very friendly and helpful on the phone, with lots of suggestions about things to do in town.

Michael was very helpful and a wonderful source of information about the house

Clean spacious room and in-unit bathroom. House access was great with room to hang out. Full kitchen. Secure door locks with access codes to each room and house.

Love the history of the house! Beautiful!

It is a neat experience to stay in a house that was so old. The restoration is done well.

I really liked the story of the building and the way it was laid out. They had a ghost hunting event the night I was there and a couple of members of my party participated and enjoyed it.

We loved it all. It was beautiful. The room "The Banks room", was soooo comfortable. The bed was amazing with the softs sheets and comforter. I could've stayed in it all day!! We can't wait to visit again!