The House That Love Built offers full-service accommodations; cooking, cleaning and bed-making are provided. Upon arrival, you will be greeted with a snack, and local, fresh-ground coffee from Negash of Stone City Coffee Roasters. There is also a fully stocked tea bar for you to enjoy. You will be treated to chef-quality breakfasts made from onsite and locally grown produce, proteins, and herbs, along with locally made baking, breads, and treats from the St. Pierre-Jolys Boulangerie (bakery) for your choice of a hot or continental breakfast.

Along with fresh dining, you’ll enjoy a number of other large perks as well, such as complimentary marshmallow roasting before a soak in the three-season hot tub. Take advantage of the hammock or outdoor patio chairs, or indulge in some popcorn or s’mores and hot chocolate while enjoying a fireside outdoor movie. The House That Love Built serves up fresh cuisine with locally grown fruits, vegetables, and herbs, or you can enjoy delicious food at one of four local restaurants. Let the flavours of local meats, cheeses, pickles, breads, crackers, fruits, red or white wine, or a sparkling non-alcoholic beverage tease your taste buds with your pre-ordered charcuterie board. Visitors that are not overnight guests are welcome to join you for a murder mystery experience, including a charcuterie board, red or white wine (1 bottle/2 guests), and hot beverages.

A unique feature to The House That Love Built Bed and Breakfast is the celebration of Canadian culture, heritage, and life with a focus on Manitoba grown products. Hand crafted natural soap is made using real, locally grown fruit, vegetables, herbs and spices, alfalfa from owner Fawn’s stomping grounds of Tolstoi, Manitoba, St. Pierre-Jolys’ very own maple syrup, nourishing clays and pure essential oils. Several of these hand-crafted soaps celebrate Fawn’s Metis culture and Indigenous heritage, using the Ojibway language to name them, and using local spots for names. Waawatee, meaning Northern Lights, Metis Pride, St. Malo Beach, Crow Wing Trail, and Sand Between My Toes are some of Fawn’s more recognizable natural hand-crafted soaps. Other products include all natural deodorants, body butters, and tub teas (made naturally with Epsom salts, pure essential oils, and a collection of Manitoba buds, herbs and spices – pop the bag into your bath water). All of these products are naturally scented with shea and cocoa butter, and can be used on your face, hands and body, or used as a massage lotion and lip balm. Each product comes in a hand-sewn reusable cotton drawstring soap saver-scrubby bag made by Epic de St. Malo (Smile of St. Malo), a non-profit organization that is committed to advocate and promote inclusion on the community and surrounding areas for individuals with intellectual disabilities. Products containing shea or cocoa butter come from an organization that employs women in Ghana with fair trade employment. When purchasing these products, you are getting a natural product while supporting communities locally and globally.

Adventure, beautiful cottage style gardens, delicious meals from locally grown foods, relaxation and rejuvenation await you. Enjoy the art of hand-crafted soaps, celebrate Metis and Indigenous heritage, and explore the charming village of St. Pierre-Jolys and the many nearby attractions when you book your vacation. Surrounded by nature and peacefulness, you will feel like family when you are welcomed by Fawn and her family and employees at The House That Love Built Bed and Breakfast.