St. Ansgar, Iowa Bed & Breakfast

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      Blue Belle Inn   

513 West 4th Street, St. Ansgar, Iowa 50472

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Fondue feasts for two, murder mysteries, horse-drawn sleigh and surrey rides, concerts, and cooking and wine tasting seminars -- all good reasons to visit the Blue Belle Inn B&B in St. Ansgar, Iowa.  But most people come just to relax and pamper themselves with new millennium luxuries in a charming old world setting.  Many come to visit St. Ansgar, Iowa, our picturesque little town, known far and wide for its distinctive shops featuring quilting fabrics, country furnishings, crafts, antiques, bridal goods, and teahouse goodies.  Others visit our historic Norwegian church, or rent a canoe and float down the Cedar River or bike, golf, hike, hunt, or cross country ski along this area's scenic greenbelt.

Savor storybook hospitality and Victorian whimsy at The Blue Belle Inn or host a kindred spirit gathering at Anne's House of Dreams.  Whirlpools for two, fireplaces. Lunch Monday - Saturday, with seating for 60.  Plush accommodations for 26.    Romantic weddings, cooking seminars,  business retreats.  Handicap accessible double shower.

 

Innkeeper:  Sherrie Hansen-Decker

Phone:  641-713-3113 or Toll Free:  877-713-3113

E-mail: innkeeper@bluebelleinn.com  

Website:  bluebelleinn.com

Awards: 2005 Best of BedandBreakfast.com - Midwest Region Winner

 2008 Bed & Breakfast Innkeeper of the Year - Iowa Lodging Association

Each of our distinctively decorated guest rooms has a storybook theme to help our guests recapture the romance and relaxation of a bygone era.  Periwinkle blue "Heaven to Betsy" from Maud Hart Lovelace's Betsy-Tacy books has cozy, sloped ceilings, skylights, a private Jacuzzi for two, fireplace with gas log, a sofa bed for snuggling or extra guests, cherubic decor and artwork galore.  On the Banks of Plum Creek, from Laura Ingalls Wilder "Little House" books, has a round turret alcove, maple floors, Oriental rug, spacious whirlpool, fireplace with gas log, plum and blue highlights and a lighted canopy of grapevine over the bed.  Secret Garden, Sherwood Forest, and A Wrinkle in Time are all beautifully decorated, with comfortable queen or king sized beds.

The Blue Belle Inn is open to the public for lunch every Tuesday and Saturday, and dinner every Friday and Saturday night. (Seating for 60.) We're happy to serve dinner to overnight guests any night of the week.  Our unique theme dinners include "April in Paris", Oktoberfest", "That's Amore", and "Midsummer Night's Dream" cuisines as well as seasonal favorites like sirloin filet with chardonnay cream sauce and gorgonzola cheese, stuffed pork tenderloin roll, chocolate fantasy cheesecake, and seasoned pork and parmesan stuffed pumpkins.

Our quaint rural surroundings and friendly townsfolk give visitors the opportunity to simply relax or visit vintage homes, gardens and ponds.  The Surf Ballroom in Clear Lake, Iowa, and Austin, MN's Spam Jam are nearby if you feel the need to take in some night life.  We are 2 hours from the Mall of America and 1 hour from the Amish country and Rochester, MN.

Room Rates:  $ 70.00 -- $ 200.00

Number of Suites:  5        Number  Rooms:  3

Private Bathrooms:  yes

Accepted Payment Methods:   Credit Cards, Cash, Personal Checks, Travelers Checks, Money Orders.

Policies:    Smoking is not allowed.

Pets cannot be accommodated.

Children are welcome.

Breakfast is included in rate; other meals are available.

Internet access available.

Open all year round.

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Parlor

Dining Room

Heaven to Betsy Room

Heaven to Betsy Bathroom

Secret Garden Room

Wrinkle In Time Bungalow

Wrinkle In Time Bungalow

Winter at the Blue Belle Inn

Welcome to the Blue Belle Inn

 

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This page was last updated on January 7, 2008