Three Oaks Guest Inn was built in 1915. It is a cozy, furnished home with all its original oak woodwork, columns, built-ins & open stairway. See all 4 of our listings for the whole house or the 3 individual rooms. Bedrooms & bathroom are upstairs. The space Welcome to beautiful Valley City, North Dakota, 'City of Bridges' and Gateway to the Sheyenne River Valley National Scenic Byway. We hope you choose to make us your 'home-away-from-home' during your visit! This listing is for the BLUE ROOM at Three Oaks Guest Inn. The BLUE ROOM is our largest bedroom and has a very comfy QUEEN size bed. Three Oaks Guest Inn has cable TV (in the living room), wireless internet through out the whole house and much of the yard, and central air, but all 3 bedrooms and the family-style bathroom are all on the 2nd floor, so it is not handicap accessible. Three Oaks Guest Inn was built in 1915. It is a cozy, fully furnished home with all its original oak woodwork, columns, built-ins & open stairway. There are 3 comfortable bedrooms. The nicely decorated dining and living rooms, and fully furnished, modernized kitchen, make it perfect for either large or small groups...quiet family vacations, small meetings, bridal and baby showers, graduation receptions, birthday celebrations, girlfriend/scrap-booking/quilting getaways, family reunions, or any other sort of friendly get-togethers . Three Oaks Guest Inn is a true 'home-away-from-home', however, like most 100+ year old homes, THE BEDROOMS AND BATHROOM ARE ON THE 2ND FLOOR. For more information and more photos of the rest of the house, please see the main listing for THREE OAKS GUEST INN. Guest access Guests have access to their own bedroom and the shared bathroom upstairs, and the whole downstairs of the house...a fully furnished kitchen, dining room, living room with a TV, basement laundry area, a BBQ grill just out the back door, and the whole yard to wander around in. Other things to note If you are only looking for one room and the calendar shows the 'whole house' booked, please check the individual rooms for availability. It may be there is only one of the rooms rented, so that would make it impossible for someone else to rent the 'whole' house. However, if someone has already booked a room, I give them the option to not share the house and bathroom. So far, about 2/3 of guests so far are fine with having to share the bathroom.