Saravilla Bed & Breakfast, Alma

Accommodations

Saravilla Bed & Breakfast offers a selection of six distinct guest rooms, each designed with unique characteristics. The Ammi Wright Suite features a king canopy bed and a spacious 2-person whirlpool tub. The Turret Room provides a cozy atmosphere with a king bed and an ensuite whirlpool tub.

Dining Experience

Guests begin their day with a breakfast featuring freshly cut fruit, pastries, and a variety of hot entrees. Breakfast is served in the Turret dining room on fine china, providing a delightful culinary start to the day. Enjoy a relaxing morning in the common areas in the company of friendly family pets.

Historic Significance

Built in 1894, Saravilla Bed & Breakfast is a designated historic site embodying Dutch Colonial architecture. The mansion was originally built as an enticement for Sara Wright Lancashire to remain near her family after marriage. Its rich history adds a unique charm that enhances the guest experience.

Prime Location

Located in the heart of Alma, the hotel is within walking distance of Alma College and the Michigan Masonic Home. Visitors to the area also find easy access to restaurants, antique shops, and other local services. Proximity to Mt. Pleasant makes Saravilla a suitable choice for visitors to Central Michigan University and Soaring Eagle Casino.

Room for Families

Several rooms can accommodate rollaway beds, making them suitable for families or groups. The Lancashire Room can host up to four guests with its private bath featuring the original soaking tub. For larger families, the Lancashire Room connects to the Highland Room to create a spacious suite.

Highlights

Location: Within walking distance of Alma College

Accommodations: Six unique guest rooms

Dining: Breakfast on fine china

Historic Significance: Built in 1894

Family-Friendly: Rooms can accommodate rollaway beds

Common Areas: Relaxing spaces with family pets