Nestled against the bluffs in Southeastern Minnesota, the Habberstad House provides a relaxing retreat for visitors to Lanesboro. This 1897 Queen Anne Victorian was built by Norwegian immigrants and previously served the community as a hospital and a boarding house. Welcoming overnight guests since 1997, the Habberstad House features beautiful gardens and graceful latticed moon gates surround the porches on both the first and second floors. Two parlors and a large front porch provide gathering spaces for couples or groups. The dining room table can seat 12. The five luxurious guest rooms in the house are uniquely furnished, each with a private bath. Located at the top of the second floor, the Orchid Room features lovely antique furniture and a gorgeous art deco light fixture. The Rose Suite has a separate reading room and a private second-floor covered porch. The Heather Suite provides a lovely view of the gardens and a heart-shaped whirlpool tub. The Scandinavian Suite is in the new addition, with an in-room whirlpool tub and a private deck overlooking the gardens. All of the second floor rooms have queen beds. The third floor Amish Suite is nearly 800 square feet, and is perfect for a girls weekend or for that writer looking for a quiet place to finish a book. Newly remodeled in 2019, it has two king beds and a beautiful luxury shower. The separate Carriage House provides a quiet refuge for an intimate getaway. Also remodeled in 2019, it features a luxury spa bath with a soaking tub and a gorgeous shower. Guests are provided a scrumptious made-from-scratch breakfast in the morning.