Bed and Breakfasts, Inns, Hotels, and Lodging in Dubuque, Iowa:

Quiet Walker Lodge is nestled in the woods of the Mississippi River Valley where the peacefulness of the countryside will relax and unwind you. The lodge has seven themed suites with private baths. Most of the suites have large garden tubs. After a restful night sleep you can dine in the main lodge on a hearty breakfast including fresh brewed coffee, specialty teas and juice. (If you have any dietary restrictions, please let us know so we can accommodate your needs.). . .

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. Pampered visitors relax at day's end in the parlor or music room. In fair weather you may enjoy refreshments on the veranda. Our guest rooms are meticulously decorated and a perfect place to kindle . . .

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.. . .

The Tredway House was originally built in 1898 by Harry Tredway, a prominent Dubuque businessman. This beautiful Queen Anne Victorian home is located less than a block from the historic Fenelon Place (Fourth Street) Elevator, affording quick access to Dubuque's downtown area, with its many unique shops and attractions.. . .

Welcome to Clarke Manor, one of Dubuque's crown jewels. Located at the top of Seminary Hill at the corner of Clarke Drive and North Main Street, it has been home to some of Dubuque's most prominent civic, professional and business leaders. Clarke Manor, a unique Italianate mansion with later Spanish Mission influences, has been newly renovated and transformed into an elegant Bed and Breakfast Home. Great care has been exercised to meet the desires of guests, while maintaining the splendor of her 1850's origins. Upon entering Dubuque's newest Bed & Breakfast Home, guests are immediately . . .

Four Mounds, a Dubuque Landmark Site, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is a Silos and Smokestacks National Heritage Area affiliate site. A model of volunteerism and community partnering at its best, Four Mounds is a non-profit organization with a mission to preserve and educate. We make the historic Four Mounds estate available in a variety of exciting ways.... . .

Built in the 1880s, this Cottage Second Empire style home was the former residence of the Voggenthalers, a prominent Dubuque family in the steel fabrication business. When Virginia Voggenthaler married, the house became hers and she lived there for 64 years. She died at the age of 97, but her legacy for nice things and comfortable surroundings lives on in Virginia's Cottage. Relax in ultra-comfort… big, comfortable beds with the finest Egyptian cotton sheets, and fluffy down pillows and overlays. Relish the extras … thick, thirsty towels, a state-of-the-art shower and beautiful antiques. Soak . . .

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 & SONS. A business leader in his community, Charles was active socially as a member of the board of trustees in the local Methodist Church and succeeded his father on the board of Dubuque's beautiful L. . .

Experience this remarkable boutique hotel, offering the area's most elegant accommodations and impeccable service. After a $30+ million complete renovation, the Hotel Julien Dubuque is now a true landmark of luxury and sophistication. The hotel's contemporary elegance and sumptuous comfort complement the grandeur of the historic Old Main District, which is home to many of the incredible sights and cultural experiences the region has to offer.. . .

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. Please use the menus at right to learn more about The Richards House.. . .

This classy suite decorated with a mix of modern and antique decor is located on the first floor of The Solon Langworthy House. Pamper yourself in the two-person whirlpool tub/shower, relax on the queen-sized posture-pedic bed, and watch a DVD from our movie library. Ammenities include popcorn, fresh flowers. In-room professional massage available by appointment. . . .