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Hotel at a Glance: Andor Wenneson Inn
The Andor Wenneson Inn has been standing since 1904, when it was built along the Southern Minnesota Railroad. When the railroad left, the inn stood empty for years; it was eventually renovated in 1994 and reopened in all its former glory. Megan Boyum recently purchased the property, fulfilling a lifelong dream of running her own hotel. She welcomes guests with hospitality and extra perks such as cups of tea in the sunroom.
- Curl up with a book by the fireplace, play board games in the dining room, or relax with coffee on the wide front deck.
- Continental breakfast served on Saturday and Sunday
- Rooms and suites are uniquely decorated with period furnishings and antiques.
- Root River State Trail: Go hiking, biking, or cross-country skiing along the 42-mile paved path running past limestone bluffs just outside the inn’s doors.
Peterson, Minnesota: Limestone Bluffs on the Root River State Trail
Peterson is a hidden gem amid the bluffs of southeast Minnesota, attracting year-round visitors who explore the scenery in and around this tiny community on the Root River. You can go biking, hiking, and cross-country skiing along the area’s paved trail system, pausing along the way to admire views of 300-foot limestone bluffs and foliage- or snow-capped hills. Watch for wild turkey, deer, and hawks as you make your way to quaint small towns including Whalan, Fountain, Lanesboro, and Rushford. You’ll be an hour’s drive from Rochester and within day-trip distance of the Twin Cities.
Andor Wenneson Inn - Peterson, MN
Inclusive of all taxes
Hotel at a Glance: Andor Wenneson Inn
The Andor Wenneson Inn has been standing since 1904, when it was built along the Southern Minnesota Railroad. When the railroad left, the inn stood empty for years; it was eventually renovated in 1994 and reopened in all its former glory. Megan Boyum recently purchased the property, fulfilling a lifelong dream of running her own hotel. She welcomes guests with hospitality and extra perks such as cups of tea in the sunroom.
- Curl up with a book by the fireplace, play board games in the dining room, or relax with coffee on the wide front deck.
- Continental breakfast served on Saturday and Sunday
- Rooms and suites are uniquely decorated with period furnishings and antiques.
- Root River State Trail: Go hiking, biking, or cross-country skiing along the 42-mile paved path running past limestone bluffs just outside the inn’s doors.
Peterson, Minnesota: Limestone Bluffs on the Root River State Trail
Peterson is a hidden gem amid the bluffs of southeast Minnesota, attracting year-round visitors who explore the scenery in and around this tiny community on the Root River. You can go biking, hiking, and cross-country skiing along the area’s paved trail system, pausing along the way to admire views of 300-foot limestone bluffs and foliage- or snow-capped hills. Watch for wild turkey, deer, and hawks as you make your way to quaint small towns including Whalan, Fountain, Lanesboro, and Rushford. You’ll be an hour’s drive from Rochester and within day-trip distance of the Twin Cities.
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