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Anton-Walsh House

nton-Walsh House bed & breakfast inn is a century-old American Foursquare Craftsman home that's been restored to reflect the history of this north woods community. You will discover three comfortable guest rooms, each with its own theme. The Game Keeper's Room reflects the abundant wildlife in the area. The Lotta Morgan Room is a tribute to the nineteenth century local entertainer, immortalized in Edna Ferber's "Come and Get It," played by Frances Farmer in the 1936 movie by Samuel Goldwyn. The Northern Exposure Room reflects the abundant snow fall that has made this area a winter recreation destination for a hundred years.

Guests are treated to a hearty, home-cooked breakfast each morning (included in the room rate). In our kitchen, we take avantage of our location in the dairy state and the north woods to bring you exciting and tasty dishes, including our signature dish, wild rice & cranberry pudding. We even make our own jams and preserves from native cranberries, blueberries, apples, pears, strawberries, blackberries, and raspberries for your enjoyment.

Adjacent to your guest room is a library where you can place local and toll-free calls (such as calling card calls) at no charge; watch more than 60 channels of cable TV, including premium channels; choose a book from nearly 1,000 available; or just unwind and help yourself to a complimentary soft drink.

Surounded by more than a million acres of forests, 100 waterfalls, and the world's largest fresh water lake, Anton-Walsh House can be your home base for exploring nature. We're located close to four Alpine Ski hills, more than 200 km of Nordic ski trails, and from our back door you are connected to more than 500 miles of well-groomed snowmobile trails. Autumn colors rival those in New England. Our summers, with their warm days and cool evenings, have been drawing visitors for 150 years, including notorious Chicagoans like Al & Ralph Capone, Baby Face Nelson, and John Dillinger.