Country Comfort on the Red Cedar River and Trail. Located just an hour from the Cities off of I-94.

This Victorian farmhouse, located in western WI was once the focal point of a 518 acre horse farm, owned by a lumber baron. A century ago trotters circled the oval tracks at Oaklawn Stock Farm. Today, stay and be enveloped by the quiet comforts of another time. We provide the amenities, including wi-fi, refreshments and accommodation for special diets, to make your visit with us effortless. Come for business, UW-Stout, family, biking the Red Cedar Trail or a show at the Mabel Tainter Center for the Arts. Enjoy the peaceful screened porch, birds, walking paths, the stillness of a brilliant sunset and the warmth and hospitality that is the true character of such a grand old house.

Inspired... A visit to Lake Pepin is never without inspiration. There runs the river. Reminiscent of bygone days, buggy rides, fresh baked pies and time spent with family and friends. Then, there's the harbor. Not unlike the one in Kennebunkport, Maine and the rolling fields and farms, like much of New England back country. The house sits up on a hill to peer curiously at the harbor, the river, the barges, the distant bluffs, proud but not pompous. A Summer Place is a home to share. A special place for distant travelers, who need more than a bed and/or breakfast. A place to find inspiration and bring some back to share, wherever it is one calls home, with those who are important. Stroll in the garden. Toast the beauty of the evening on the Sunsets Deck. Enjoy a fine meal. Browse the galleries. Explore the beauty of the nearby Mississippi Valley villages. Soak your cares away in our double whirlpools. Rest on our feathered bedding. Slip under our luxurious comforters and float away to inspired dreams.

"Where Sleeping in School is Cool" Hi, we are Gary and Jennifer Peterson, wood craftsman and artist, and owners of an historic 1906 building that we have lovingly adapted as a unique inn. We have applied our talents to create what we believe is a memorable and inspirational setting. Beautiful woodwork graces every hallway. Tin ceilings crown the spacious guest and common rooms. All bedrooms and bathrooms are decorated in a different theme built around hand-painted wall murals, rich natural fabrics, and high-quality furniture and accessories. Rooms are individually climate-controlled. In this renovated 16,000-square-foot school building, all guests have access to the following amenities: . dining room and wine bar - we favor local, sustainably-grown food and fine wines . sauna and massage room . Mediterranean-style grotto with deck and garden, and a rooftop terrace with panoramic 360 degree view . library with gorgeous 12-foot-high stone fireplace, comfortable seating and bar . gymnasium with exercise equipment, basketball hoop, ping pong, foos ball, and musical instruments . game room with pool table, games, puzzles, large screen TV, complete with DVDs delicatessen and gift shop Non-smoking - and sorry, you need to leave behind your loving pets. Our inn is located in charming Maiden Rock, next to scenic Lake Pepin and the rolling hills of southwestern Wisconsin (65 miles from the Twin Cities, 214 miles from Madison). We welcome your inquiries and reservations. 715-448-2608

1890 Victorian home, features four guest rooms all with private baths.

Romantic getaway. All rooms have whirlpools, many with fireplaces. Breakfast-in-bed.

The River Road Inn is located just upriver from historic Stockholm, Wisconsin. Our goal with the River Road Inn is to provide a restful, romantic, luxury spa-like atmosphere for our guests. The Carriage House has panoramic views of Lake Pepin and the glorious bluffs, a spa shower, king-size bed, fireplace, and vaulted ceilings. Two additional Suites are located in the main house, which is all new construction (2005). Private decks, lake facing windows, a well placed firepit, and beautiful gardens offer a multitude of options to enjoy sailboats, eagles and wildlife that frequent the area.

We offer eagle watching, views of the Mississippi and Chippewa rivers, on our secluded forty acres.