Alquileres vacacionales en Lake Ashtabula

Rust House Inn, Updated Arts and Crafts Style Home

Selected top 15 North Dakota airBnBs by Road Affair magazine, Rust House Inn is an Arts and Crafts style home built in 1925. Updated in a modern farmhouse style it showcases architectural details including white maple floors. The kitchen is a chef's dream. The award winning yard is a perfect place to relax. Sea salt hot tub and fire pit are favorite amenities. Downtown, with restaurants, grocery store and coffee shops, is a short walk away, making the home's location perfect. No parties.

Bertha's Cabin in the great outdoors

"Bertha's Cabin" takes you back in time with cedar walls and maple floor even the original chimney from Grandma Bertha's day. At the same time, enjoy modern bathroom and kitchen amenities. A queen bed awaits; bring your own bedding and towels; upgrade available upon request. Step outside into the great outdoors to marked hiking trails and thousands of acres of Forest Service land. Invite friends and family to the nearby "Andrew Cabin" and the RV campsites at Sheyenne Oaks Campground.

Weekend Get Away

Will consider winter month stays (November-April), please reach out for details before booking if interested. Freshly renovated cabin awaits your next family adventure. The city park offers a public beach and fishing dock. Or bring your boat, tube, and fishing rods and spend the day exploring all that Lake Ashtabula has to offer. Located 75 minutes from Fargo and 30 minutes from Valley City this cabin will be sure to offer that peaceful getaway which you have been searching

The Hytte Hideout- Golf, River, and Privacy.

We’d love to have you come enjoy our “Hytte”, or what the Norwegian culture calls their weekend cabin! We have completely renovated this small, but mighty, property that will be perfect to use as your home away from home. Nestled on 15 spacious acres, with the Goose River flowing through the back of the property. You truly have to experience a stay here to grasp how unique it is. Take in both nature and small town living, while appreciating the tranquility it offers.

The Stone Wall Mansion!

Hello folks! This large 1920 Craftsman Mansion boasts 2400 square feet of beautiful and relaxing space to enjoy. This Mansion is full of character that you will love. The calming atmosphere has a way of relaxing the mind and body. Whether you are looking to enjoy a vacation, a holiday, some peaceful time in the quiet life of North Dakota or scouting for a base of operation for your hunting, camping or fishing trip this house will fit your needs.

Quaint condo - City of Bridges

Quaint lower-level condominium walking distance to downtown and to Valley City State University. Comfortable and quiet with access to coin laundry. Use of garage upon request. Updated amenities with new beds. Guests expected to follow quiet hours (10pm to 8am). High speed wifi and cable television. Work station for busy executives. Valley City, the city of bridges, is a friendly community population 7500 in a scenic river valley of the Sheyenne.

Unique Train Depot Experience

Visit our historic 1890 train depot. It is an opportunity to enjoy a get away from city life. Our hope is that this is a place people can relax and enjoy natures beauty. The depot has 2 extraordinary rooms that are completely private but located on our farmstead separate from our main house. Here you can view occasional wildlife, our domestic animals and one of the best views North Dakota has to offer (in my opinion).

Bob's Place.

Come and relax in this quaint little house, located in the town of Hastings. It features central air and heat, main level laundry and free on site parking, all on one level. Hunter friendly. Family friendly. Pet friendly. Only 30 minutes from Valley City and Enderlin. 60 miles to Gackle and Jamestown. Located Just miles from Clausen Springs and Little Yellowstone.

Quaint Country Retreat

Enjoy the quiet of the country with the convenience of a short drive (5 miles) to restaurants, shopping, and entertainment. It takes 15-20 minutes to get to UND and the Ralph Englestead Arena (anywhere in town, really). Accommodations include a 1930's country house with antique decor and lots of yard space. It's a private setting surrounded by trees.