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Cedar Valley Resort, 905 Bench St., Whalan
Established in 2001 on land purchased by his grandfather in 1928, Larry and Sheryl have 9 beautiful log sided cabins nested on 30 acres in the heart of the Root River Valley 5 minutes east of Lanesboro on Hwy 16. We invite you to stop by and tour our family resort.
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James A. Thompson House, 401 Parkway Ave. S., Lanesboro
The James A. Thompson House is an exquisite 1870 brick Italianate 2 story home, sitting beautifully on a hilltop overlooking Lanesboro. Our 1.3 acres backs right up to the Root River. An observation deck at the highest vista of the property offers breathtaking views of the river and Dam, from which Lanesboro was fashioned.
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Sacred Clay Country Inn - directons »
One of the finest bed and breakfasts in southeastern, MN, Sacred Clay is nestled in the pristine wilderness of the Root River Valley on 103 acres of picturesque, rolling countryside in the heart of Southern Minnesota's scenic bluff country. We can host events from weddings to family reunions to business retreats to simple weekends away. Gather in the romantic sunken garden, or the great room featuring a fieldstone fireplace and soaring interior balconies. Up to twenty-five guests can sleep comfortably in the nine bedrooms.
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Stone Mill Hotel & Suites, 100 Beacon St. E., Lanesboro
Apple cider warming on the wood stove outside will welcome you to the Christmas Inn Tour. Inside you will find this 1890s feed mill was thoughtfully renovated while balancing renewal with retention. Stone Mill Hotel & Suites opened in 2001 with 10 themed rooms and suites. Today, the mill is home to 13 rooms and suites, a boutique, and massage therapy. An area artist will be on site. Seasonal refreshments will be offered. We hope you can join us.
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Scandinavian Inn, 701 Kenilworth Ave. S., Lanesboro
Sample traditional Scandinavian treats at this 1892 Queen Anne Victorian, built in 1892 by Norwegian immigrant Ole Habberstad. As co-owner of the Lanesboro Lumber Company, Ole ensured the home was solidly constructed, with southern yellow pine trim work and pocket doors warming its interior. Natural sumac, milkweed and rosehips decorate the downstairs Christmas greenery, with edible ornaments adorning the family Christmas tree. Weather permitting, the rooftop gazebo offers a memorable view of the Root River Valley.
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Habberstad House Bed and Breakfast, 706 Fillmore Ave. S., Lanesboro
Welcome in the holidays with a visit to the Habberstad House Bed and Breakfast. In 1897, this beautiful Queen Anne Victorian home was built by Olaf and Celia Habberstad, who owned the Lanesboro bank. Beautiful oak woodwork and three sets of pocket doors, a beautiful built-in hutch and fireplace will be flanked with Christmas greenery and decor. Enjoy a seasonal goodie while enjoying the first Sunday of Advent at the Habberstad House B&B. Featured artist will be Joni Finnegan of Lanesboro and special music by our niece, Jenna Nervig.
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The Historic Scanlan House Bed & Breakfast, 708 Parkway Ave. S., Lanesboro
Lanesboro's first Bed & Breakfast and only house listed on the National Register. The house was built by Michael Scanlan, whose family was among the founders of Lanesboro. The bank that is still standing today is the bank that he operated until his passing. This was the first house in Lanesboro to have indoor plumbing and electricity.