The Crosby Experience
The hotel’s design embodies the rich history of our flourishing river town known as the Birthplace of Minnesota. The Crosby aesthetic provides a familiar coziness, wrapped in a laid-back luxury waiting to be discovered. For those who appreciate the finer things, our onsite restaurant, Matchstick, boasts one of the largest whiskey collections in the Midwest, and voted one of the Top 100 whiskey bars in America. Whether you’re unwinding in our year-round rooftop hot tub or discovering the modern and locally inspired art throughout the property; every detail ensures to make your time here memorable. At Hotel Crosby, our simplicity and serenity create a one-of-a-kind experience with unrivaled hospitality.
Located in the beautiful St. Croix River Valley in the historic town of Stillwater, MN, the Crosby welcomes you home! Welcome to your Stillwater escape.
Our Rooms
With 9 distinct room types and 13 suites across our 55-room property, each space is uniquely designed to provide an upscale and inviting retreat. Our rooms offer open doors for everyone’s needs, with spacious high ceilings and linens so comfortable you’ll find yourself feeling right at home. You won’t experience the same room twice when you visit us at the Hotel Crosby, as we boast a diverse selection of artwork and aesthetics to surprise and delight our guests. ADA compliant rooms are offered. Service animals are welcome, however we do not allow pets in our property.
We have 9 guestroom layouts available: Standard King Room, Standard Queen Room, Premium King Room, Premium Queen Room, Studio Suite, One-Bedroom Suite, One-Bedroom Deluxe Suite, One-Bedroom Premium Suite, and Presidential Suite.
Location
Stillwater is known as the “birthplace of Minnesota” with early settlements preceding statehood by more than 30 years, followed by official incorporation as a city in 1854, making it the largest city in the state of its time.
At the height of the log boom, Stillwater’s lumber mills produced thousands of rail cars of timber, primarily white and Norway pines. This made Stillwater famous in the lumber industry. Due to its river connections to the northern Minnesota and Wisconsin pine lands, still waters for assembling rafts, and water power, Stillwater had all the necessary components for a successful lumbering town. As a result, Minnesota became one of the world’s largest lumber markets, with the Stillwater Lumber Company as one of the country’s largest lumber mills.
The Historic Lift Bridge, built in 1931 and connecting Minnesota and Wisconsin, remains one of the few still in operation in the country today. In recent years, our lift bridge remains active as a pedestrian and cycling bridge integrated into the St Croix River Crossing Loop Trail.
Today Stillwater remains a top Minnesota destination city for weddings, honeymoons, vacations, and events, mixing its rich history with new and exciting experiences. The city has restored historic mansions, over 100 locally-owned shops and restaurants downtown, 20+ outdoor dining patios, historic sites, wineries and breweries, paddlewheel cruises, antiques, museums, art galleries, and music. There are few places that boast such a passionate community for all things old and new, and we welcome you to join in on the fun!
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