Washington House, Ann Arbor

Burnt Toast Inn is pleased to offer Washington House, located just two blocks from the Inn at 516 W. Washington St. in Ann Arbor's historic Old West Side. Like the Inn, Washington House is a short walk to downtown Ann Arbor's Main Street.

Washington House offers travellers a more private, self-sufficiant option, with full kitchen available and parking lot. We also accept reservations for single-room rental in Washington House. We accept cash, check, VISA and mastercard.

Washington House offers a self-service kitchen stocked with breakfast items and beverages. Guests may easily shop for groceries on foot at the Ann Arbor Farmer's Market (seasonal), People's Food Co-op on Fourth Ave., Sparrow Meat & Produce and Monahan's Seafood in Kerrytown Shops, or at many grocers within a quick drive.

There are many fine restaurants in the neighborhood such as the Chop House, Palio, Gratzi, the Earle, West End Grill, Shalimar (Indian), Blue Nile (Ethiopian), Aut Bar and many more. Along with fine dining, you will find many fun shops for clothing, home decorating and jewelry along Main. Areas of entertainment include: The Ark (folk music), The Blind Pig (live rock, popular), The Cavern Club (dance), The Firefly Jazz Club, The Michigan Theatre (art film), The State Theatre (film), The Power Center and Hill Auditorium (home to many University Musical Society performances) the University of Michigan Athletic Campus and much more - all within walking distance.

There are a number of good breakfast places nearby such as Café Zola, The Broken Egg, Sweetwater Cafe and, a bit further, the well-known Zingerman's Deli.

Our goal at Washington House is to have our guests feel as if they have "gotten away from it all" for a while. Therefore, there are no phones or computers to be found (although there are electrical outlets in every room, of course!). Don't forget to bring your cell phone! No children, please.

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We look forward to seeing you!

Sarah Okuyama, Innkeeper