Bun-Warmer

Breakfast

Each morning you may help yourself to fresh, homemade breakfast breads from the unique bun-warmer built into our 1880s ornate radiator. A delicious full breakfast is also prepared for you to enjoy either privately in the comfort of your room, or family style in the guest parlor.

Breakfast always starts with an artfully arranged combination of fresh fruit and berries accompanied with something freshly baked, such as muffins, scones or the Voss Inn's special cinnamon rolls (as pictured and described in Gourmet magazine.) For the main course, choose between our freshly made granola, hot cereal, or our delectable egg dish, which varies daily and is served in individual ramekins. Savor the Voss Inn's special blend of organic, fair-trade coffee, which is roasted specifically to our specifications by Grounds for Change, roaster for the HomePage Cafe, Bruce & Frankee's new internet cafe located on Main Street in historical downtown Bozeman.

"The breakfasts are delicious, the bed is like home (only prettier) and all the special touches are an aesthetic delight, especially the brass fixtures." - Mr. & Mrs. B.F., Cleveland, Ohio

Parlor

The Victorian parlor (photo above) on the first floor offers you the opportunity to relax and get acquainted with the innkeepers as well as the other guests.  A traditional afternoon tea is served daily.  Relax and read a good book, watch television, play our turn of the century upright piano or simply enjoy good conversation with new friends in an atmosphere of gracious living!

Afternoon Tea

Gift Shop

Adjoining the Victorian Parlor is the Voss Inn's newly expanded gift shop, Artwork of Africa. Guests are invited to browse through the large selection of original artwork and handicrafts, including paintings, wood and metal sculpture, baskets, textiles and hand-crochet and embroidered linens imported from Africa. Also available is a selection of specialty products such as the Voss Inn's delicious freshly baked granola or their rich, full-bodied, custom-roasted blend of coffee. The shop can also be visited online at http://www.stores.ebay.com/artworkofafrica.  More African artwork & handicrafts can be seen at the HomePage Cafe at 242 E. Main Street.  http://www.homepagecaffe.com.