"The Nest" is the BEST NEST in the Midwest!

Wake Up to Burlington! 

 You can park your boat in our large, private driveway and enjoy a weekend boating on the Mississippi River during the day, relax in our whirlpool during the evening, and awaken to this view and a complete, warm breakfast in the morning.  

The perfect romantic weekend for a gentleman and his companion. 

   If you are boating on the Mississippi River, dock your boat in the marina and give us a call.  We offer concierge

  service and will gladly pick you up for a lift to the Squirrel's Nest.  You can see

 the marina from our balcony.

You can bring your bike and enjoy the invigorating challenge of Burlington's hilly terrain, a totally unique experience along the Mississippi River because of our two bluffs. Bike across town to Crapo Park's panoramic vistas.

Together with the Candlelight Manor, The Schramm House, Mississippi Manor, and Bella Machree, our five B&B Inns provide twelve beds close to the historic restaurant and shopping district in beautiful, downtown Burlington, Iowa.        Your "STAYCATION DESTINATION" in     Southeast Iowa!

Our weather is perfect for an Eagle to soar in the winter chill of January and February.

Check out the weather at the Squirrel's Nest this week ...     Burlington, IA Updated Tuesday, March 09, 2010 9:53 PM Rain 52°F High: 54°F Low: 45°F Wind: 14 mph Humidity: 93% Wednesday 58° / 48° Thursday 54° / 43° Friday 49° / 39° Saturday 46° / 37° MSN Weather Data provided by WDT

 Mosquito Park - only a few blocks from our B&B!

 This park, which dates from the earliest days of the city, is located

at the junction of North Third and Franklin Streets offering a spectacular

view of the Mississippi River as it flows into the Burlington area.

This is a popular spot for weddings and, in the winter months, for

watching the eagles that soar overhead in search of their daily meals.

Contact our Burlington Bed & Breakfast Association members

for your wedding planning/accomodations.   

Snake Alley - The Crookedest Street                                 in the World!

   This local landmark was constructed in 1894 to help horses scale the steep change in elevation that occurs between the Jefferson Street commercial district and the Heritage Hill residential district. 

   The alley, which features seven curves within one block, was designed and built by the team of Charles Starker, William Steyh, and George Kriechbaum.

 Spend time dining at our downtown restaurants and relax with

   a view of the Great River Bridge and river front fountain.

   Check out Burlington's restaurants and entertainment scene.

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