Meet . . . You are invited to experience quiet elegance in a beautiful, clean, remodeled Victorian Mansion. The Calmar Guesthouse was built in the year 1890 by a prominent lawyer and poet John B. Kaye. The house plans include his office in which the ceiling, walls and floor are all of beautiful wood. The living room features a stained glass window depicting the Iowa state flower, the wild rose.
Tourists flock to North East Iowa to enjoy the wonderful area.
Area Attractions . . . The Laura Ingalls Wilder Museum Norwegian American Museum Luther College Northeastern Iowa Community College Montauk, Historic Governors Mansion World's Smallest Church Niagra Cave Spook Cave Little Brown Church in the Vale Golfing, Canoeing, Fishing, Hunting, Skiing, and Swimming Many parks in the area along the Upper Iowa River and local lakes Satisfy your appetite. . . with the smells and tastes of a delicious home cooked country breakfast served in the formal dining room. Your host will adjust your breakfast to fit your low fat diet needs as well. Enjoy ethnic eating places nearby for lunch or dinner. Please tell the Innkeeper you are visitor number 1027 from Bed and Breakfast Inns of North America.