Days Inn Red Wing
Bring your dog for a small fee when you stay at the Days Inn in Red Wing on the Mississippi River. There are two marinas directly across the street from the hotel, and you can try your luck at the Treasure Island Casino, which is about 10 miles away. Red Wing is also known for its wild game and you'll see Bald Eagle there during the winter. Enjoy a free continental breakfast and a daily newspaper and take a leisurely swim in the hotel's pool. Relax in your well-appointed room that includes Internet access and a refrigerator.
Days Inn Red Wing
955 E. Seventh St.
Red Wing, MN 55066
651-388-3568
daysinn.com
St. James Hotel
The St. James Hotel was built in 1875, and while you can engage in outdoor sports in Red Wing year-round, there's no need to venture out of the hotel because it offers most of the services that may interest you. For shopping, there are stores in the St. James that are some of the finest in eastern Minnesota. When it comes to dining, you'll have your choice of three venues at the St. James. The Port is considered by many people as Red Wing's best restaurant. You can have all three meals at The Veranda while looking out at the Mississippi River below, or you can stop by Jimmy's Pub for bar food and your choice of libation. Your room will have a host of amenities including Internet access and a flat-panel cable television.
St. James Hotel
406 Main St.
Red Wing, MN 55066
651-388-2846
st-james-hotel.com
Super 8 Red Wing
You can play a round or two of golf at the two courses at Mississippi National Golf Links when you stay at the 60-room Super 8 Red Wing because they are only three miles from the hotel. Enjoy a free continental breakfast each day, and swim in the hotel's heated indoor pool. Unwind in your spacious room with numerous amenities including Internet access, a refrigerator and a cable television. You can also have a microwave oven upon request.
Super 8 Red Wing
232 Withers Harbor Dr.
Red Wing, MN 55066
651-388-0491
super8.com
Article Written By Bill Herrfeldt
Bill Herrfeldt specializes in finance, sports and the needs of retiring people, and has been published in the national edition of "Erickson Tribune," the "Washington Post" and the "Arizona Republic." He graduated from the University of Louisville.
