Here you can lie back in a round bed inside a mock lighthouse. Overhead, a school of fish swims in an aquarium. You can sleep in a carriage or drift off in a gondola. Complimentary snacks and a continental breakfast are served in the room. No more than two people may occupy a room.
Costumes are at the discretion of the guests.
Both locations are close to downtown dining, shopping and nightlife in case you develop a fantasy overload. Both properties are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. This charming Victorian bed and breakfast was once the residence of Anton Boxrud and his wife. The couple emigrated from Norway in 1901 and opened a shop that specialized in men's shirts and ladies' dresses. Rich polished wood, leaded windows, hand-woven lace and fine linens create a yesteryear setting.