Dakotah Rose Bed & Breakfast - A Featured Inn on the North Dakota Bed & Breakfast Site!



MINOT’S HIDDEN TREASURE


The Dakotah Rose on riverfront property is a Classical Victorian home built in 1906 for one of North Dakota's earliest medical specialists, Dr. Andrew Carr, Sr. The mansion is over 8,000 sq feet with elaborate oak woodwork and Tiffany stained and beveled glass windows. The interior reflects the Victorian lifestyle with parlors, tea room, library, music room, and a third floor ballroom. The butler can still be summoned with a special bell system located on each floor. The Dakotah Rose has six antique-filled bedrooms to choose from. Stay with us for an adventure back in time at Minot's Hidden Treasure! We offer wireless internet, cable television, free local calls and sweet treats in your room.

Our Rooms

Master Suite - Décor of rose-colored tapestry, in mauve and burgundy. King bed, private bath, access to the second floor balcony, couch, television and sitting area. Price is $90 a night plus tax.





Victorian Room - Victorian décor in dusty rose and green. High-rise queen bed, beautiful leaded glass window, television and private bath. Rents for $90 plus tax.

Garden Room Suite- A room with a queen size canopy bed in a garden setting. Hydrangea border print with periwinkle blue walls, this large room also has a beautiful leaded glass window and private bath, sitting area and television. This room rents for $90 a night plus tax.

Dakota Prairie - Room with the theme of the countryside and a full size bed decorated to reflect our North Dakota farming heritage. Television in room. Shared bathroom - Price is $75 a night plus tax.

The Nordic Room - This room has a Scandinavian touch with two twin beds. It shares the bathroom with the Dakota Prairie Room and rents for $75 a night plus tax.




Butler's Suite - Located off the third floor ballroom, this newly renovated room has a high rise king size bed, colors of soft blue’s and yellow, a claw-foot slipper tub with shower surrounded by white flowing sheers. Private water closet as well, and television. This room is filled with pieces of history from the time the butler and the maid truly shared this space as two smaller rooms. Two large windows overlook the river. Rent is $90.00 plus tax. You'll feel as though you've stepped back in time!


Room Rates and Reservation Information

Again, our prices are $90 a night for the rooms with private bathrooms, and $75 for the two rooms that share one bath. Room rates are based on two friendly people and include a full breakfast. Rates are subject to 10% North Dakota sales and hotel tax. Check-in is at 4:00 pm and check-out is at 10:30 AM Monday through Saturday and 10:00 AM on Sunday. Sorry, no smoking indoors (porch only) and no pets. Gift certificates are available. Please call the Dakotah Rose at 701-838-3548 for reservations. Whether you live in our very own town, or are traveling from afar, stop in for a stay-you'll be glad you did! We accept cash, checks, VISA and Mastercard. Please confirm your reservation with a credit card. A five-day cancellation policy is in effect.

Find us at 510 4th Ave. N.W., Minot North Dakota 58703. Directions: Off Broadway (Highway 83) turn west onto 4th Ave. N.W. Business District (Landmark is a red caboose and a little white church). Travel two blocks, cross over the bridge and make a sharp right on 4th St N.W. This curves around back onto 4th Ave. We are the sixth house on the right side.


Special Events

Weddings, receptions, dinners, children's birthday tea parties, luncheons, group meetings, brunches--your special event may be hosted at the Dakotah Rose.

Weddings may be held outdoors on the large lawn or in the beautiful main floor of the Dakotah Rose. Call us for more information!

Also visit our website at www.dakotahrose.com

Dakotah Rose Bed & Breakfast
 Your Hosts - Jim and Carol Carr
 510 4th Ave. NW
 Minot, ND 58703
 Reservations: 701-838-3548 or 701-340-8066
 Website: www.dakotahrose.com
 E-Mail: dakrose@gmail.com
 Dakotah Rose Bed & Breakfast

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