Alexandria Minnesota Bed and Breakfast

The inn was built in 1903 by Noah P. Ward, one of Alexandria's most successful businessmen in an exclusive residential area of Alexandria named the "Silk Stocking District." Today, the home still retains its original exterior structure with oversized gables and diamond paned windows. The interior design includes a collection of antiques, original maple wood floors, oak woodwork and numerous stained glass windows. You will be greeted by arched oak doorways, a vast open staircase and tiffany chandelier, which are all reminiscent of the early part of the century.  

Alexandria is a beautiful city nestled in the middle of Lake Country boasting deep fresh water lakes with endless blue skies. Visit the Chamber of Commerce.

Explore the Cedar Rose Wild, a 95 acre prairie paradise.
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This Minnesota bed and breakfast is located near Battle Lake, Minnesota in Ottertail County. Families and lovers alike enjoy this secluded 1920's five acre island estate. Xanadu Island Bed and Breakfast is a spacious lodge style bed and breakfast which features massive stone fireplaces and five bed and breakfast rooms.  

Meredith is beckoning you to join her in the water on our beach. Our grounds, boats and the beach click on the picture. (click on picture to learn more)

There are two local riding stables available for your pleasure. They both feature summ....read more  

Whistle Stop Bed and Breakfast
Enjoy the ride of your life on the "Whistle Stop Limited". Our private train cars were built at the turn of the century and their historic past services include dining and railroad executive cars.

Train travel has always held a sense of romance for those who choose to "ride the rails". Perhaps the greatest joy is having time for yourselves. Suspended in your cocoon you can soak in the whirlpool, enjoy some popcorn and a movie, read a book or just lie back and let the train gently rock your cares away.

Experience the grandeur of the Victorian Era when you step inside the house and see the quality workmanship and restoration. Beautiful oak woodwork and turn-of-the-century antiques grace the interior. Whether staying in the house, built in 1903, or in one of the authentic railroad cars, whether a railroad buff, a lover of antiques or just someone who enjoys the unusual, this place if for you. The Inn sits on an acre of land, nestled among towering 150 year old pine and oak trees.

 

Great Northern Suite -$90 +tax Large bedroom with private bath
Queen size pre-Civil War four-poster bed with canopy
Fireplace in bedroom
Refrigerator
Television/VCR
AC and ceiling fan
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