B&B in Minnesota

"Quiet and well kept hotel. "

"Fabulous as always Afton is a gem so is Peggy at the front desk the wind was nuts whipping the sign all night otherwise our room was spectacular nice big bed fireplace🔥 and hot tub great 🌊 company makes this one of the most romantic places in Minnesota we are life long customers thank you for making us feel so comfortable just like our own home and a family as well the restaurants all serve great food whether you want fine dining or anything in-between they accommodate we appreciate all...

"My wife and I decided on a weekend getaway on short notice. We enjoy touring old mansions and so we were delighted when we came across the Alexander Mansion while doing a google search of nearby bed and breakfasts (We live in Minneapolis). The check-in with Richard was fun and easy. Richard provided several dinner recommendations and made our reservation once we decided where we wanted to go. Our accommodations were clean, comfortable, and well designed. The mansion was a step back in time....

"It was ok. I don't think it really is what I think of as a "boutique hotel". This was a former B&B, so it's basically a nice B&B without breakfast. I will say it was nice having coffee downstairs in the morning, but either have some good pastries or don't put out at all. The very dry mini-muffins and little scones were not great. Luckily we got a good deal, and some of their other properties look worth checking out. Service was great though- they were very responsive to my texts. I think...

"We loved everything about our 3 night stay here. Wonderful hosts, great breakfasts, gorgeous property right on the lake. "

"Our host was fantastic! Everything was clean and tidy upon arrival. Her daughter Grace made the most delicious breakfasts. A egg, spinich and cheese filled croissant with bacon for Saturday morning and french toast cubes with caramel and sausage for Sunday. OUTSTANDING! "

"Would stay here again! A unique and classy experience!!!"

"Welcoming and relaxing. Very much appreciated the hospitality of the hosts. "