A Serene Getaway Is Waiting For You At This Lakeside Bed And Breakfast In North Dakota

It's that time of year again: the time where every weekend we are all itching to head out to the lake. Instead of just going to the lake, imagine experiencing the best weekend lake getaway you could ever have. You can have exactly that at this scenic bed & breakfast located right in beautiful North Dakota. Pack your bags and take a look for yourself:

Have the relaxing, lakeside getaway you've always dreamed of at the Lady on the Lake Bed & Breakfast in Hankinson, North Dakota.

The beautiful mansion, built in 1884 by Colonel Hankinson himself, sits on the shores of Lake Elsie. The view is spectacular and the owners of the home have watercraft available for guests to use, free of charge.

The massive home was built Queen Anne style and that has been kept beautifully preserved yet updated with modern amenities. From the inside out it just has that feeling of vintage class.

There are quite a few bedrooms, dining rooms, a parlor, and plenty of space to just enjoy the historic home and all it has to offer.

Each room is lavishly decorated yet still warm and welcoming with comfort.

The owners, Sandy and Marshall Meyer, are the perfect hosts and you can expect to be not just guests, but friends as well. The meals served during your stay will all be homemade and positively scrumptious.

While the weather is nice you can enjoy the outdoor patio just steps away from the lakeshore. The patio has a fireplace, plenty of seating, and wonderful views of the water.

Rain or shine, Lady on the Lake is the perfect weekend getaway destination in North Dakota that may be just the serene, relaxing vacation you need.

Lady on the Lake Bed & Breakfast is located at 16604 9th St. SE, Hankinson, ND 58041. To make reservations or learn more about the house, click here.

Did you know Hankinson not only has a historical bed & breakfast, but also an awesome old train depot that was transformed into an antique store? This town is loaded with all things vintage, and you can read more about it right here.