Historic Cotton Mansion by Heirloom Boutique Collection

We stayed here for a mini-vacation in the Selena room. The building is absolutely beautiful and the rooms are thoughtfully designed and very cozy. For those that may have not packed shampoo, etc., the hotel supplied options were great. Morning pastries and coffee were absolutely delicious and the building was overall quiet despite having a handful of rooms filled. Really appreciate the parking, too! It is an older building and they’ve done a good job of maintaining the antiqueness of it. For example, we had a clawfoot tub that was ever so slightly wobbly, and the hot water spout in the bathroom sink dribbled water ever so slightly. Not enough to ruin our trip whatsoever, but just something to go into your stay knowing that minor things like this may be a possibility.

My husband and I stayed here for our Anniversary. Beautiful boutique hotel. Amazingly quiet. Each room is unique so check out what they have before staying. The only thing I didn't like in our room was getting in and out of the shower. Shower is in a large whirlpool. So getting in and out was a feat. We loved spending some time in the library and looking at all of the old things they had. They offer some processed muffins and cookies in the common area.

The remodel of this historic house was done well. The rooms are modern and the layout is still the classic early 1900's design. Houses are not built like this anymore and it is unfortunate. I enjoyed the unique room and will definitely look to return in the future!

A Winter Sanctuary: The Cotton Mansion ​Duluth, Minnesota ​If you are looking to escape the "post-holiday slump," there is perhaps no better refuge than the Cotton Mansion. Stepping inside on a grey, "jury" February day feels less like checking into a B&B and more like stepping into a gilded-age embrace. ​While the Duluth sky outside was a heavy, monochromatic slate, the interior of the mansion provided a masterclass in warmth and historical preservation. ​The Experience ​The Atmosphere: After the frenetic energy of November and December, the mansion’s quiet dignity is exactly what the soul ordered. The transition from the biting Lake Superior wind to the rich, Italian Renaissance woodwork is immediate relief. ​The Room: Even without the sun, the room felt luminous. Between the heavy drape

We stayed in the equestrian suite and it was gorgeous! great location and it was awesome being able to access the mansion too. Rooms were cleaned well and access was easy. The agency was fast and communicative. It does say to be aware of noises from other guests, given the age of the property, so this was to be expected.