Three Oaks Guest Inn

Three Oaks Guest Inn in Valley City, North Dakota is a cozy 1915 home-style guesthouse rental with classic woodwork charm and a relaxed, “stay like a local” vibe.

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Historic character: The house is known for its original oak woodwork, columns, built-ins, and an open stairway that gives the stay a warm, vintage feel.

Room setup for small groups: You can book the whole home for up to six guests, with three bedrooms upstairs and a shared, family-style bathroom on the second floor.

Home comforts: Guests have access to a fully furnished kitchen plus dining and living areas, making it practical for longer stays, simple meals, and gathering together.

Outdoor space by the river: The large lot overlooking the Sheyenne River supports a laid-back, outdoorsy stay, with space to relax and the option to use a fire pit for evenings.

Convenient, walkable base: It’s positioned for easy walks to downtown Valley City dining and shops, and it’s near the Barnes County Historical Society Museum and local parks.

Trail and scenic-byway access: Being close to the North Country Trail and along the Sheyenne River Valley National Scenic Byway adds extra appeal for hikers and day-trippers.

Accessibility limits: With bedrooms and the main bathroom upstairs, stairs are a must, so it may not work well for guests who need step-free access.

One-bathroom trade-off: Groups may find the single shared bathroom requires a bit of coordination during busy mornings.

Not a traditional B&B: Travelers expecting daily on-site hosting or a served breakfast may prefer a more classic inn experience.

Pros	Cons
Charming 1915 home with original oak details	Stairs required for bedrooms and bathroom
Full kitchen and comfortable shared living spaces	Single shared bathroom for groups
Sheyenne River setting near trails and downtown	More like a guesthouse rental than a B&B