The Covington Inn Downtown Saint Paul
the deck
the deck at dusk
The Master's Quarters
Contact Information
Covington Inn
100 Harriet Island Road, B3St Paul, MN 55107
From downtown St. Paul, take the Wabasha Street Bridge over the Mississippi and take the first left on Water Street. Take the next first left on Levee and follow to the last parking lot. Park by the Showboat Landing building and walk down the pier.
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The Covington Inn is one of America's few floating bed and breakfasts, buoyed and buffered as it is by the Mississippi River. Whether blanketed by snow or passed by summer's silent barges, its riverside setting soothes and captivates. Yet the B & B permanently sits moored within the reflection of downtown St. Paul's towering skyline. The Capitol, museums, theater, fine dining, and shopping wait just across the bridge. Offering a place for both a quiet getaway and the city spree, the Covington does it all. Kids over 14 years old are welcome to stay the night.
Rates
No maximum or minimum stay.
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Seasonality
- Open in fall
- Open in winter
- Open in summer
On-Site Facilities & Services
- High-speed Internet available
- Located on a lake or river
- WiFi
On-Site Recreation
- Bike trail
- Dock space/slips/mooring buoys
- Hiking trail
Indoor Lodging Amenities
- Air conditioned units available
- Bridal suite(s)
- Complimentary full breakfast
- Fireplace in room(s)
Green Practices
- Eco-friendly purchasing practices
- Waste reduction/reuse/recycling
Lodging Capacity
- Number of bed & breakfast guest rooms: 4
- Total indoor lodging units available in winter: 4
- Total number of indoor lodging units: 4
Length of Stay
- Daily rental available
Meetings & Conferences
- Banquet facilities maximum capacity: 50
- Facility accommodates meetings for 30 or more
- Meeting/convention facilities maximum capacity: 20
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