Can't miss with this one. The breakfast voucher for the deli is welcome although the food at the deli is not great.
A wonderful place to stay! AND it is close to a ball park!
If you are thirsty visit at Ryan at the Mill Street Tavern - 5 minutes walk away ( if you take it slow ), and if you feel like a pizza, visit Dudleys, which is also 5 minutes walk from the B&B.

My friend and I had a great time returning to the Colville Suite for a two-night stay. It was as wonderful as the last time - we enjoyed the morning breakfasts on Friday and Saturday - the massages from Anna were just what the doctor ordered - we went back to the winery on Saturday - found the Ferndale Market and made some purchases to take back home - found a couple gift shops and bought some Christmas presents. It was everything we wanted it to be.

We stayed two nights for a quick getaway and it was perfect! Granted, the location is nothing like the north shore, but it's quiet and you have several options of you want to explore around. The rooms are really pretty, of course some nicer than others, but we moved from a less nicer room to a great one (Writer's Loft) and I have to say both were pretty cool. Breakfast was good and service was excellent. We had breakfast with two other couples that had been there before, one of the couples at least two times before. I would definitely go back if I just wanted to have a nice romantic weekend with my wife again.

Be advised, they don't serve breakfast everyday. I believe is only from Friday to Monday.

I have stayed at bed and breakfasts before but never one with as many perks as this one. Within walking distance of the Quill and Quilt (we are talking only half a block!) are several bars, restaurants, charming stores, and the best winery in Minnesota (at least in my opinion :). I really loved going out on the town and being able to get back to the house in minutes. Our room was amazing with all the charm of an old house and all the perks of a new one (jacuzzi, fireplace, and a large flat screen tv with a DVD player). They even had current DVD's we could borrow with no rental fee or check-in process.
We were told that breakfast was at 9:30 and because of our evening plans we didn't think we would be up that early the first night we were there. That was not a problem for them. They gave us a certificate for breakfast at the old market deli that was only a block away. Breakfast was excellent and we found out that the President visited there before the election so it was also a cool tourist stop. Breakfast at the b&b the next morning was even better than the Deli and it was cool talking with Polly who is the caretaker and chef. She told us the history of the house and about the ghost who had been rumoured to have been seen several times in the room we stayed in called Quilters Haven.
All in all, an amazing time. I highly recommend this bed and breakfast!