The LaSalle Thomas Snook House Bed & Breakfast

The main house, originally called the Thomas Snook House, was built in 1901 as a private residence by the Fort Wayne home builder. It has been preserved, restored and cared for by its present owners since 1990.  The architecture is Queen Ann neo-classical and inside you’ll find the modern conveniences of today’s world.

The LaSalle is consistently rated as a top value among hotels and lodging in downtown Fort Wayne.

The LaSalle Bed & Breakfast feels more like you are staying in a private home whose owners love to meet new people. We offer 10 rooms and the décor features personalized themes derived from places around the world where the innkeepers have lived and worked.
The LaSalle Inn has a private bathroom for every room. Five of its 10 rooms have bathrooms in the room or suite. Five rooms have locked private bathrooms near the room, and robes for your use.

The LaSalle caters to many business and casual travelers and especially to genealogy researchers coming to Fort Wayne’s Allen County Public Library. The Genealogy Center is a world-recognized source for anyone seeking individual and family history and is one-block from the LaSalle and Sion Bass houses.

The four ground-floor four suites at the LaSalle Bed & Breakfast feature private entrances and offer the amenities of a fully furnished, one-bedroom apartment, with full bath and a complete kitchen with dishwasher. These rooms can sleep up to four guests and are perfect for families. Depending on availability they may be used for extended stays.

While a great place to retreat to each evening, the LaSalle is an even better place to wake to each morning. Complimentary breakfast is where you can choose to sit down with innkeepers over a home-cooked meal, most often with a French touch added by innkeeper Rose-Aimée. Or, choose the option of breakfast brought to your room or at a private table.

If you don’t have time for breakfast, we’d be glad to give you a gift certificate to the nearby Starbucks so you can get your day started early.

LaSalle Rooms &

Suites

All LaSalle rooms and suites enjoy access to free WIFI, cable TV, telephone with voicemail and free local calls. There’s a common area with library table, and sitting rooms including a free computer station. Small meetings possible at no extra charge.

The African Suite This ground floor suite features handsome turn-of-the-century, high ceilings, inlaid floor designs, two queen beds, one single bed, living room, bedroom, kitchen and bathroom containing a shower stall. Many comfort features and authentic African décor from the collection of Innkeeper Rose-Aimée Butler, a native of France, who spent her childhood in West Africa. Price: $100 Sun thru Thurs $110 Fri & Sat  (with up to 3 for breakfast, $10 more for a 4th person)
The Hollywood Suite Vintage Hollywood on the ground floor. Two queen beds plus one single bed. Enjoy the comfy living room, full kitchen and full bathroom. Inspired by the childhood of Innkeeper Clark Butler, a native of Hollywood, California, who grew up next door to Chuck Berry. Because of the fragility of some of the decorations, we ask that only adults and children over the age of 13 request a stay here. Price: $100 Sun thru Thurs $110 Fri & Sat  (with up to 3 for breakfast, $10 more for a 4th person)
The Anthony Wayne Suite When General Anthony Wayne built a fort at the confluence of three rivers, the city of Fort Wayne soon developed. This first floor suite includes a Queen bed plus double bed, living room, full kitchen and bath. Inlaid parquet floor design, furnished in oak. Native Hoosier decor recalling the Miami Indians and General Wayne. Price: $100 Sun thru Thurs $110 Fri & Sat  (with up to 3 for breakfast, $10 more for a 4th person)
The Paris Opera Suite Inspired by Rose-Aimée Butler’s classical training as a ballet teacher in Paris. Also on the ground floor, this suite has a queen bed, full kitchen complete with washer and dryer and a large-screen television stored in an oak armoire. In-suite bath. Price: $100 Sun thru Thurs - $110 Fri & Sat
The Fort Wayne Room The history of Fort Wayne comes alive in pictures decorating this second floor room. There is one queen size bed and small refrigerator. There’s a private bathroom with a shower stall nearby. Price: $75 Sun thru Thurs - $85 Fri & Sat
The Nottingham Room This third-floor dormer room is influenced by the time the  innkeepers spent living in England. One queen size bed. Private bathroom with shower stall nearby. Price: $75 Sun thru Thurs - $85 Fri & Sat
The Provence Room Recalling the summer home of Rose-Aimée’s father in Provence, you’ll rest in comfort with authentic décor. This second floor room has one queen size bed. There is a private bathroom with a shower stall nearby. Price: $75 Sun thru Thurs - $85 Fri & Sat
The Paris Room This second floor room features photos and memorabilia of the innkeepers favorite Parisian neighborhood where the innkeepers have a studio apartment. One full size bed.  Private bathroom and shower stall in the room. Price: $65 Sun thru Thurs - $75 Fri & Sat
The Rhineland Room Our smallest and least expensive room is the Rhineland Room, also on the second floor. Influenced by the city of Strasbourg in eastern France. One full size bed. Private bathroom with a shower stall or bath tub nearby. Price: $65 Sun thru Thurs - $75 Fri & Sat
The Mediterranean Room Natural light flows throughout this third floor room. It features three or four single beds, two of which can be connected to form a king size bed. Brightly decorated in Mediterranean blue and white with art work from the region. Private bathroom with shower stall adjacent. Price: $85 Sun thru Thurs - $95 Fri & Sat