About Hawley Bed & Breakfast
Step back
in time to a gentler age when hospitality was an art and life was
unhurried. When a person could while away an hour on the front porch
with coffee and newspaper...without a shred of guilt or when winter
nights were spent in bed under a cozy quilt or down comforter.
The Hawley Bed and Breakfast at the historic victorian Cultra House
captures this spirit from the past with the sophistication of today.
We offer you an uptown experience while you are in Lincoln.
Allow yourself to be pampered at Lincoln's Hawley bed & breakfast
during your stay. Your relaxing stay includes a good night's sleep
in a comfortable bed and a hearty breakfast to get your day started
out right. Enjoy our home and make it your home while in Lincoln.
The Hawley Bed & Breakfast is a 1893 victorian house located
in the Hawley Historic District, a neighborhood next to downtown
Lincoln, NE and the University of Nebraska city campus. The house
was originally built as 2 victorian town homes.
The property, then a 4 apartment complex, was purchased in 1993
by John & Peggy Struwe. In 2004 the 4 apartments were converted
to a single family home. Upgrades were made to replace 4 old furnaces
with 4 new energy effecient furnaces, the window air conditioners
were replaced with 4 central air conditioners, the water heater
was replaced with a new energy effecient water heater, and all walls
were insulated along with the attic. Many other things have been
done and can be viewed during your stay. The bed and breakfast was
opened in the spring of 2006 with one suite on first floor. The
2 suites on 2nd floor are still under construction.
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Your innkeepers, John & Peggy Struwe |