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James Mulvey Inn

Stillwater, Minnesota.

This is an enchanting place. Built by a lumberman, James Mulvey in 1878, this Italianate residence graces the most visited historic river town in the upper Midwest.

Bed and Breakfast Description

In 1878 an Englishman named James A. Mulvey laid down his money and a dream on an acre of land in the St. Croix River boomtown of Stillwater. Stillwater became the historic birthplace of Minnesota. Mulvey became a prosperous lumberman – now the dream is yours to find in the place Mulvey began his.

When you stroll through the huge white pines that accent this magical acre in the middle of Stillwater, pause beneath the reaching arms of Mr. Mulvey’s black walnut trees. May the dreams you plant there grow to reality in the years to come.

Our amenities include: private baths, whirlpool tubs, fireplaces, balconies, CD players, an extensive library, arrival refreshments, wireless Internet, mountain bikes, croquet, and a picnic basket.

This is a place of rest, romance, and being served in an atmosphere of incredible beauty.

The perfect place for your next special occasion!
Guests at our Inn have been the primary advocates for its extended use for private party tea lunches, weddings, and business occasions. Our one-acre campus setting, large gathering space (a double parlor), and our seven guest rooms allow your event to incorporate practical comfort and stunning surroundings.

Rates are subject to change, please inquire about current pricing.

Inn Information

Season: All year
Rates: 109.00 - 229.00 US Dollars (double occupancy)
Rooms: 7
With private baths: 7
Mealplan: Breakfast included
Food Served:

• Full breakfast
• Welcome refreshments and tea on weekends

Nearest Airport(s): Minneapolis/St. Paul

• Checks
• Cash

Services:

Parlor, balconies, bicycles, Jacuzzis, conference room, fireplaces, wireless Internet, picnic basket

Area Attractions and Activities:

Historic Stillwater is the jewel of Minnesota. Its bluffs hug the edge of one of the most beautiful rivers in the Midwest. Paddleboats churn the old waterway as boaters and jet skiers streak across the horizon.

Visitors walk the streets in the historic district, visiting its many antique shops, galleries and restaurants as hot air balloons float overhead.

Winter visitors may ski, snowmobile, or kick back in front of a warm fire. Victorian Christmas in downtown Stillwater is truly magical.

Area Activities Include: Canoeing and Kayaking, Riverboat Tours, Historic Stillwater Trolley Tours, Hot Air Balloon Rides, Minnesota Zephyr (A 2.5 Hour Vintage Train Ride with Dinner), Warden’s House Museum, Golf at Stillwater Country Club, Applewood Hills, Sawmill, Art Gallieres, Book Stores, Antiquing, Gondola Rides, Outdoor Concerts, Summer Movies in the Park, and much, much more!

Most Popular Rooms:

James: This second floor guest room is elegantly splendid with a gas fireplace, oak queen size bed, blue toile wallpaper and a kissing balcony. The bathroom's double whirlpool tub is wonderfully relaxing, and this room has a full shower.

Miranda is an enchanting garden! It has a small balcony that overlooks the grounds, a gas fireplace surrounded by a beautiful faux marble mantel, double whirlpool, Victorian iron bed, and private bath with shower.

Restrictions

• Please inquire about our policy regarding children.
• Smoking not permitted.
• No pets, please.
• Limited access for disabled persons.

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