Places to Stay in Minnesota
MN Lodging: Places to Stay in Minnesota
Discover distinctive places to stay in every region of Minnesota. Stay in a tent by the campfire or in a lodge by a stone fireplace. Find a hotel or a quaint bed and breakfast. Explore historic inns and rustic cabins.
Lowell Inn, is one of the state's first hotels, maintains richly appointed rooms and fine dining options that take guests back to the turn of the century. Today, enjoy antique charm, modern convenience and easy access to downtown Stillwater, MN's historic shopping and dining district.
Get off the beaten path for your next Weekend Away adventure. Spend the night in one of these unique getaway locations. From a tipi to a jail house, a lighthouse to a farm house or a boxcar, try one of these 5 Unique Places to Stay in Minnesota.
The North Shore is dotted with cozy lodges, bed and breakfasts, unique inns and cabin rentals. Look for seaside rentals in the summer, or a lodge by the roaring fire in the winter. As you travel Highway 61, consider more than one of these 10 great stays on your next road trip getaway.
More than two dozen MN State Parks offer camper cabin, lodge or full cabin rentals year round. Heated camper cabins offer one-room lodging complete with beds, dining tables and screened porches. Most have electricity and come with a grill, fire ring and picnic table.
One of Minnesota's top golf destinations, Giants Ridge is also a great winter getaway. Come in the summer to play at the resort's two top-rated golf courses. Come back in the winter for alpine and Nordic skiing, snowshoeing and snowmobiling.
Once imagined as an ultra-excusive resort for members like Babe Ruth, Jack Dempsey and Ring Lardner, Grand Marais' Naniboujou Lodge is now a quiet North Shore getaway that hugs the Lake Superior shoreline and is anchored by a large dining room known for its weekend brunch.
Thumper Pond Resort in Ottertail, MN offers something for every member of the family – including a championship golf course, a luxurious spa, an indoor waterpark for all ages, plus family dining options and numerous nearby lakes and parks to enjoy.
Across the prairie in the historic town on Pipestone, the Calumet Inn brings guests back a century. Check into the historic, yet newly renovated, hotel and visit nearby wonders, including Pipestone National Monument and Blue Mounds State Park.
The red brick Two Harbors, MN lighthouse that Lake Superior ore boats once depended on is now one of Minnesota's most unique bed and breakfasts. Stay the night or take a tour of this historic lighthouse – the oldest lighthouse in the state.
Spend the night in jail in one of MN's unique jailhouse bed and breakfasts. Offering a unique stay in quaint MN towns, these jailhouse inns will still let you check out in the morning! Find a stay near Lanesboro, Taylors Falls or Wykoff, MN.
Canal Park, the heart of Duluth's former warehouse district, is now a premier vacation destination, with lodging, restaurants and activities in its Lake Superior harbor. If you're headed to Duluth, MN spend the night in Canal Park Lodge and be close to the action.
Stay the night on the North Shore in a train car. Heralded as one of the most unique stays on the North Shore, Northern Rail Traincar Suite's 18 renovated train cars offer themed rooms in actual train box cars. With this traincar, you'll be a welcome stowaway.
Grand Ely Lodge offers a northwoods lodge close to Ely, MN downtown shops and dining. Open year round, the summer months bring boating, canoeing, and fishing off the lodge's own docks - bring your own or rent one. The winter months bring snowshoeing, snowmobiling and skiing.
Native American tribes called Minnesota's prairie home for hundreds of years. Today that prairie is preserved at one of the state's must unique and beautiful state parks, where visitors can spend the night in a real tipi and hike trails crossing prairie, forest and river wetlands.
Farm stays offer an opportunity to reconnect with fresh air, local foods, and a simplier lifestyle. Popular around the world, farm stays are gaining attention here in Minnesota, allowing guests to awake to the sounds of the countryside and experience a day on a working farm.
Once a busy hotel for wheat businessmen in the late 1800's, the St. James Hotel today offers an upscale getaway in the historic river town of Red Wing, MN. Plan a romantic weekend or an active getaway, and enjoy the hotel's extensive dining options, shops and a relaxing spa.
Plan a trip to a world-class resort right in Minnesota. Grand View Lodge on Brainerd's Gull Lake is an escape for those who want to be perfectly pampered and enjoy a mix of relaxation and recreation. Outdoor activities by day and fine dining at night make the lodge a year-round retreat.
In the heart of Duluth, MN Fitger's offers a premier historic getaway on the shore of Lake Superior. The hotel complex includes on-site shopping and dining, as well as one of the top breweries dating back to 1881 now apart in Duluth's emerging craft brew industry.
Minnesota's top historic hotels and lodges offer a classic stay with modern amenities. Be a part of the state's history and stay near top historic sites, shopping, dining and recreation on the MN prairie, Twin Cities, North Shore or river bluffs region.
Archer House River Inn in Northfield mixes modern charm and historic elegance, with views overlooking the river and the best of Northfield's Division Street shops and dining just steps from your door. Recently renovated, the 1877 inn offers 36 individually designed guest rooms.
For more than 100 years, the historic Saint Paul Hotel in downtown St. Paul, MN has been a must-stay for romantic getaways, special dinners, or afternoon tea. The beautifully decorated, European-inspired hotel has been a fixture of St. Paul, MN's Rice Park district since 1910.
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