We hosted our micro wedding at the Studio Inn, and I can't rave about them enough. Despite several calamities on my end, Datra and Sarah were so helpful in assisting us with coordinating our vendors and confirming arrival times, ensuring all supplies were there, and even making sure that our ceremony and reception spaces were perfect. The Inn was perfect for hosting our tiny gathering (just 6 guests plus ourselves) for a magical wedding weekend. The house was well stocked with basics (except for potholders - I suspect someone had walked off with theirs so we left a set) from plates/glasses/silverware, to dish detergent, coffee pods and coffee fixings, to toilet paper. While they have a lot of restrictions on what you can do in the Inn, this is reasonable as the building is beautiful and historic and worth protecting.
All beds are queen sized except for the pullout by the kitchen. The upstairs closets are on the small side, but the downstairs bedrooms have a ton of closet space. The house can comfortably sleep 13 if all beds are shared except the pullout. The beds are all comfortable, and we all slept well.
The location is great. 15 minutes to a Dierbergs or Walgreens, but still feels remote. There are several venues at the Studio Inn where you can host a wedding ceremony, and they are all beautiful. Even for a rainy mid-November wedding, we felt comfortable outdoors in the Pavilion, but they would have been glad to accommodate us inside the house. The dining room table could seat 12 tightly, but I would suggest having a supplementary table if you wish to seat any more inside the dining room.
Note that the wifi at the house is not good. I highly recommend if you are doing a Zoom wedding at this location to schedule the Zoom for the following day so that you can do the call from better wifi. We recorded our ceremony and had a friend edit and upload to YouTube, which we shared along with toasts during our Zoom the day after our ceremony. read more