Dubuque B&Bs / Inns / Gites

Victorian Elegance comes alive for you nestled in the bluffs of Historic Dubuque. The Hancock House, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, shows Queen Ann architecture at it's finest. Built in 1891 by Charles T. Hancock. The third son of John T. Hancock, Charles succeeded his father as head of the Midwest's largest wholesale grocer and distributor, the profitable JOHN T. HANCOCK .....

Victorian Elegance comes alive for you nestled in the bluffs of Historic Dubuque. The Hancock House, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, shows Queen Ann architecture at it's finest. Built in 1891 by Charles T. Hancock. The third son of John T. Hancock, Charles succeeded his father as head of the Midwest's largest wholesale grocer and distributor, the profitable JOHN T. HANCOCK .....

Begin your day with a gourmet breakfast as sumptuous as the room in which it is served. The dining room of the Mandolin Inn is thought by many to be the most magnificent in Dubuque. An artist has painted a fantasy forest above the oak paneling. The beveled glass china cabinet stretches from floor to ceiling on one wall. The superb fireplace, detailed with Italian tiles, rests in the corner. .....

Located in Dubuque's nationally registered Langworthy Historical Neighborhood, The Solon Langworthy House was built in 1848 in Greek Revivalist architectural style. The rear-facing house was constructed prior to the extension of Alpine Street, thus the grand porch faces the backside of the beautiful property, decorated with a raspberry path, large trees, and sitting area. The Solon Langworthy .....

Enjoy "down-home" hospitality at the newest and best "little B&B" in the Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin Tri-State area. Experience plush two-room suite accomodations with private bath at a fraction of the price you would pay at a fine hotel. Our low everyday rate of $125.00 includes a full breakfast in the morning with wine, soft drinks and hors d'oeuvres in the afternoon.

We invite you to surround yourself with elegance and craftsmanship at it's finest in this High Victorian Home in beautiful and historic Dubuque, Iowa. Constructed in 1883 by manufacturer and financier B.B. Richards, this four-story Stick style house with Eastlake effects is one of the finest and most original Victorian homes in Dubuque.

Located in Dubuque, Iowa, The Redstone Inn offers Bed and Breakfasts Suites, a historic lodging experience with the Mississippi River nearby. A boutique hotel with wireless high speed internet, whirlpool suites, and private baths. Complementary Breakfast.