Midwest Living "Some longtime Midwest Living readers probably recognize the Old Rittenhouse Inn, located in Bayfield, Wisconsin, on our cover. We featured it in our June 1987 issue, as well as in our autumn story about the Bayfield Peninsula last year. "Bayfield is the Gateway to Madeline Island and Lake Superior's Apostle Islands National Lakeshore. There isn't a better place to reflect on the many pleasures of this community and the area than from a comfortable chair on the inn's wraparound porch. "The 1892 Queen Anne-style mansion caps a grassy knoll in a neighborhood of tidy 19th-century homes. It claims the dual distinction of being Bayfield's best-known bed and breakfast and most renowned restaurant." Travel & Leisure "The Best in Town. Bayfield's most luxurious place to stay." Minnesota Monthly "The Old Rittenhouse Inn is a beloved classic that has earned its place as a most memorable B&B. Looking around Bayfield for your destination, simply pick the impressive house on the hill you wish would be the B&B. It is!" "The Old Rittenhouse has grown over the years and now offers a wide range of accommodations, including rooms with Lake Superior views and whirlpool and fireplace suites. Plan your stay around the food. The Rittenhouse is a full-service inn, serving three restaurant-style meals a day (not included in the room rate, but well worth the check." Wisconsin Bride "A true Bayfield honeymoon begins with a room at the Old Rittenhouse Inn, perhaps the premier bed-and-breakfast in the area. The fully restored Queen Anne-style mansion is an elegant, romantic retreat. Snuggle up with your spouse in front of one of the Inn's many in-room wood fireplaces. Or, better yet, book a room with a fireplace and a Jacuzzi. For honeymooners, the innkeepers will leave a basket of champagne and sweets for you to enjoy. "The main floor of the Inn functions as the dining room and restaurant. You'll want to crawl out of bed by 9:45 so that you don?t miss breakfast. There, you?ll be greeted by a hot cup of coffee, warm homemade pastries, and your choice of a full or continental breakfast. You'll be delighted with either."   Hermantown (MN) Star wibride.com Chicago Tribune January 20, 2008 August 3, 1997 Los Angeles Times October 3, 2007 October 2, 2007