Culinary, Shop local
Looking for some authentic experiences in rural Manitoba? There’s no better way to go about it than staying overnight at a local bed and breakfast. Indeed, the variety of bed and breakfasts in the province is rivalled only by the diversity of Manitoba itself. Among them, you may find a newly-constructed cottage-style house, a cabin situated in the middle of a provincial park, and even an old rectory converted into a bed and breakfast! Whether you come from near or far, this list will surely give you some inspiration for your next stay in Manitoba!
Nestled in the heart of the Village of St. Pierre Jolys, the House that Love Built is a unique bed and breakfast located in a newly renovated old farmhouse. Fawn Purnell, the welcoming host of the bed and breakfast, will make you feel at home with a traditional breakfast and rustic décor. The bed and breakfast also offers many authentic experiences, like furniture restoration, soap making and even English classes! A stay at The House that Love Built is always unique and unforgettable.
Visit The House That Love Built
Nestin on Lakeview offers a newly constructed, cottage-style house on the shore of St. Malo Lake. The bed and breakfast’s enviable location makes it a perfect spot to enjoy everything that St. Malo Provincial Park has to offer! There are a ton of activities to do in the park year-round, whether that be taking a dip in the lake in the summertime or trying out some cross-country skiing in the winter.
With its cozy and welcoming ambiance, the Rustling Oak Guesthouse in La Broquerie invites one and all to some rest and relaxation. Its location in the middle of an oak forest will be sure to acquaint you with the natural beauty of the region. Also, if you are looking to go out for a bite, the bed and breakfast’s proximity to the community of Steinbach, which is home to a wide range of restaurants, is a real asset.
Visit The Rustling Oak Guesthouse
How does an escape to the country sound? Château des Sages Bed and Breakfast in St. Pierre Jolys will show you Franco-Manitoban hospitality at its best! Relax a little and get to know this private apartment situated just at city limits.
Yes, that’s right! In the Pembina Valley region, you can find a welcoming community named Brussels. Indeed, it was founded by a number of Belgian immigrants in the late 19th century. In Brussels, you can also find the historic Carelsfield Inn Bed and Breakfast, which was built in the former rectory of St. Gerard Parish. The bed and breakfast could also serve as a great home base from which to explore the rest of the region or even just as a spot to rest and relax — the choice is yours!
The urban setting of La Cabane Guesthouse distinguishes it from the other bed and breakfasts listed above. Located on Provencher Street in the heart of St. Boniface, La Cabane Guesthouse is a cozy and comfortable cabin-style house. The house is made up of three rooms: two private rooms and a third room featuring four single beds. Another great thing about La Cabane Guesthouse is its common spaces — a perfect place to meet travellers!
A visit to Manitoba means travelling through Treaty 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 territory and communities signatory to Treaties 6 and 10, the original lands of the Anishinaabeg, Anish-Ininiwak, Dakota, Dené, Iiniwak, and Nehethowuk and the homeland of the Métis Nation. Its ongoing existence is thanks to these ancestors and their present day relatives who continue to love and care for the land.
