Alexander Mansion Historic Bed and Breakfast
274 E Broadway St, Winona, MN, 55987
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Address :
274 E Broadway St
Winona, MN, 55987 - Phone (507) 474-4224
- Website https://alexandermansionbb.com
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Ron L.
This was my first time at a B&B. Richard, the innkeeper, was excellent. You can tell he cares very deeply about what he does and the beautiful mansion is a testament to that as well. The mansion itself was spectacular. Over 10,000 square feet of majestic rooms and living space. I was surprised by the warmth of the mansion. If you're looking for a great place to stay with very nice people, I would highly recommend the Alexander Mansion!
(5)M P.
Beautifully restored mansion with a lot of history. The proprietor is extremely helpful and friendly. The breakfast is excellent. Perfect for a romantic getaway. Highly recommended.
(5)Kim R.
My husband and I recently stayed at the Alexander Mansion for an early anniversary trip. The house is very nice and has lots of neat sitting areas, especially the front porch. We stayed in Mary's room and it was very comfortable. The bed is a bit small, but nothing terrible. Richard is an excellent innkeeper. He is very friendly and always wants his guests to be happy. Breakfast was excellent both mornings we were there. He serves 5 courses. Each morning we started with a fruit parfait, then moved on to a sweet course of coffee cake or tea bread, followed by a salad with quiche or frittata and then an ice cream sundae for dessert. Richard is quite the historian and knows a lot of the history of the house, which is very neat. Unfortunately, we had to leave on the second day and only heard the first half of the history of the house. Winona is a great town on the river. There is a beautiful lake nearby where you can run, bike or kayak. Winona is also a short drive from a few other beautiful river towns like La Crosse, Wabasha and Lake City.
(4)Mike B.
The proprietor clearly enjoys running a B&B and works hard at it. He expends a great deal of effort to see that everyone has something to do, places to eat, and so forth. A font of local information. Pro tip: when you arrive, park on the grounds or call on the phone because he will be in the kitchen and can't hear you come in. The basement suite has a full kitchen. Breakfast was a leisurely five courses spread over an hour and a half of socializing with the other guests. Quite enjoyable.
(5)Tom T.
A beautiful historic home that has been meticulously restored. This is the best BnB I have stayed in. Richard, the innkeeper, is a wonderful person, full of knowledge about the history of the home, and current activities in the area. The breakfasts are amazing five course adventures. A slow relaxed pace and plenty of time to visit with the other guests. We stayed in the Alexander suite, and used our sunroom for a small family gathering seven. I highly recommend this place, and look forward to coming back.
(5)Howard W.
Could have been 5 star with ice for cocktails. Charming, exceptional Host, and splendid atmosphere. Food is 5 star. Would recommend as stay along the Wisconsin Great River Road.
(4)Colleen W.
This is a beautiful mansion with a rich history. The caretaker, Richard, is an absolute gem who will make your stay perfect. We stayed in the D.C. Alexander suite, which was gorgeous and had an attached sun room. Richard was kind enough to pick us up from the train station, drive us to and from a nearby museum, and to and from a clinic when one of us was ill. If you take the train, I would recommend renting a car in Winona, however, because Enterprise will pick you up and charges less than $20 a day for a rental car. The breakfast at this B&B was wonderful - four courses made by Richard and a staff member. For dinner, we went to Signatures and enjoyed a delicious meal. We'll definitely be back!
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