Park Point Carriage House

I have tried to add a business on Unilocal for Carriage House Charters but there seems to be a problem doing it, not sure if its my issue or not. So, I will post my review for Carriage House Charters under Part Point Carrige House because Jerry owns and runs both businesses.
Carriage House Charters,
Me and My Gal took a mini Vacation up to Duluth. With our schedules we went up on a Wednesday rather than on the weekend, even though it would have been nice to make it up there the previous weekend to see the Tall Ships. I made arrangement with Carriage House Charters for a 8 hour sail on a 32 foot Sailboat. Better yet I asked if we could stay the night for an extra fee. Captain Jerry said sure we could, he also said we were the first to request in over 10 years of Chartering his sailboat for day sailing.
I wanted to give Kate the full experience of sailing and living aboard a sailboat, as this might become our «Traveling Cabin» in the near future.
Even though our GPS couldn’t find the marina we were able to Phone a Friend in Capt. Jerry, and got us to the boat. We loaded our stuff on to Aeolos (the Greek God of Wind)
The Sail…
The 1^st few hours Kate and I did most of the sailing. We had plenty of wind that gave use enough excitement. The 2^nd four hours we had Capt. Jerry take the helm, as it was cocktail hour. Add a Regatta that was starting a race, we thought it was best if didn’t hit any other boats. We sailed around the outer edges of the race. We stayed out on Lake Superior long enough for Duluth’s City lights to come on. It’s a great view from the Lake. We needed to head back to our slip for the night. After 9pm they raise the Lift Bridge on demand. I like the feel of power as they lift the bridge just for us. (Rock On!)
The overnight stay…
We were going to go out for a late night snack but decided to just hang out on the boat. We had some meat cheese and crackers and WINE so why leave. We still had a great view of the stars and city. We need to bring our own bedding. There is a basic clubhouse, a bathroom, and showers for the morning. I’m not sure if Capt. Jerry would rent out the sailboat for the night on a regular basis but it wouldn’t hurt to ask. Plus it’s a great way to find out if owning and staying on a sailboat is something you might do. If it’s not Jerry has a Carriage House he rents out.
5 Stars!!!

Fantastic place to stay. I can’t say enough about how nice the carriage house is.
My wife is admittedly very picky about cleanliness, and was *thrilled* with this place. The views were remarkable, and there is little as relaxing as the sound of the waves crashing on the shore throughout the day.
The privacy was great, as was the full kitchen. The shower alone was so good you could reasonably use it as an excuse to stay here. There is a good selection of DVDs, though you are unlikely to need them. It’s an easy walk to a thriving downtown area, with a dozen or so restaurants and a 10 screen theater.
The owner, Jerry, also charters sailboat tours, and is incredibly flexible with those.
We’ll doubtless be going back to Duluth for another trip, and I can’t imagine staying anywhere else.

Wow. And WOW! What a REALLY nice place this is!
To clarify, it’s not really a Bed & Breakfast. It’s a small (one bedroom) «carriage house» for rent by the week (or by the day when there are openings) out on Park Point in Duluth, Minnesota.
This place is beautiful. It’s got a fully equipped kitchen with stainless steel appliances, dishes, wine glasses, pots & pans. Even a collection of commonly used spices and herbs. The place is beautifully decorated in an Arts & Crafts style with hardwood floors, marble tiled bathroom, ceiling fan in the bedroom, 2 flat-​panel TVs… BUT. The best part of all is THE VIEW!
The Carriage House is on the «lake side» of Park Point and the view from your living room is unbelievable. You can watch the big boats come in, or just be entertained by the gulls. When the waves are up, you’ve got a front seat for watching the surfers on Lake Superior!
I’ll try to add a picture or two once Unilocal gets this new review online.