What is the name of the bed and breakfast where Phil stays in the film?

The bed and breakfast where Phil stays in Groundhog Day is the fictional Cherry Street Inn.

Phil Connors, played by Bill Murray, wakes there repeatedly after becoming trapped in a time loop on February 2. The inn is part of the film’s Punxsutawney setting, even though the production did not actually film most of the movie in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania.

Exterior shots of the Cherry Street Inn were filmed at a private home in Woodstock, Illinois. Woodstock stood in for Punxsutawney throughout much of the movie, including its town square and streets. The real Punxsutawney event takes place at Gobbler’s Knob, where the town’s famous groundhog appears each Groundhog Day.

A common mix-up is confusing the Cherry Street Inn with Gobbler’s Knob. Gobbler’s Knob is the outdoor celebration site, while the Cherry Street Inn is Phil’s lodging and the place where he begins each repeating day.