...Located in downtown historic Ypsilanti, just minutes from Ann Arbor, The Queen’s Residence Bed andBreakfast, is Southeastern Michigan's most elegant, yet affordable, B and B.   The inn’s location is ideally situated in the Ann Arbor area for University of Michigan and Eastern Michigan University visitors and parents as well as the Detroit Metro Airport.  The exclusive amenities make The Queen's Residence Bed and Breakfast popular for getaway weekends as well as for business travelers to the Ann Arbor area.  This inn is unique in that it houses an authentic colonial traveler’s tavern from New England, originally purchased by Henry Ford for Greenfield Village in Dearborn, Michigan.   The Wild Turkey Tavern, as it is named, is open by appointment only.

The Queen’s Residence B & B is a spacious 5500 square foot manor house with an abundance of pleasing social areas, including two downstairs parlors, two dining rooms, an upstairs library, brick-walled courtyard and large veranda.  The owners, Joe and Marla Queen, have purposely limited the guestrooms to three to preserve the historic integrity of the house.  The design allows for maximum privacy in that no guestroom has a shared wall with another guestroom.  Moreover, each of the rooms has a private bath and sitting area.  All are decorated in period antiques. Each room has a work space with wireless internet for business travelers and a queen size bed featuring Egyptian cotton linens and down bedding. Down alternative is available upon request!  A satellite radio is an added feature in each guest room.

Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti, Michigan feature numerous festivals and events which make this a fun vacation destination.  This summer visitors can look forward to Ann Arbor's Top of the Park, a three week long outdoor music and entertainment festival. In Ypsilanti, visitors can look forward to the Crossroads music festival each Friday night, Wednesday jazz in the park, the Michigan Elvis Fest, the Brewers Fest, the Ypsilanti Heritage Festival and the Historic Home Tour.  There are numerous museums, canoeing, golf, horseback riding, and parks in Ypsilanti and nearby Ann Arbor, Canton, and Belleville.