Beautifully restored, historic Mandolin Inn Bed and Breakfast - original home of Nicholas J. Schrup, financier and senator. Designed and built in 1908 by the renowned swiss architect Fridolin Heer.
Beautifully restored, historic Mandolin Inn Bed and Breakfast - original home of Nicholas J. Schrup, financier and senator. Designed and built in 1908 by the renowned swiss architect Fridolin Heer.
 

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The Mandolin Inn Bed and Breakfast
The Mandolin Inn
199 Loras Blvd
Dubuque, IA 52001
USA
Phone: +1-563-556-0069
Fax: +1-563-556-0758
Toll-free: +1-800-524-7996
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Amy Boynton
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$85 - $150
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Queen Anne Wrap around porch - a perfect spot to relax, read a book, catch up with friends and sip a glass of iced tea or a glass of wine. The floor is the original italian tile and the balustrades are hand-carved limestone. The perfect spot to view a parade.Beautiful leaded and stained glass window of St. Cecelia, Patron Saint of musicians carrying her mandolin - hence the name of the Inn. Can you find the "blessed error"?
The English Cottage Garden next to the pond.The Music Room - perfect for reading, chatting or catching up on the news.
Formal Parlor - sip a glass of port or sherry and relax back into the past.Glorious dining room with fantasy forest oil painting that surrounds entire room and magnificent white oak sideboard - what a way to start your day.
The Amanda Room - originally the family's second floor sitting room - full of lovely oak woodwork, queen-size burled oak bed and matching bedside tables and dressing table, gorgeous non-working fireplace, chaise lounge, and two very comfortable chairs in a big bay window. Elegance and luxury to the max!The formal parlor
The Solarium - light and airy room in what was originally the greenhouse/sunroom.