Historic B&B in Duluth
The Olcott House is a 1904 mansion that is now a B&B. It has five rooms in the house plus a separate carriage house suite. The proprietors are happy to accommodate vegetarians and vegans as long as they are given advance notice.
Added by Dave Rolsky on Sep 11 05 (updated Jun 13 06)
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When I corresponded with Barb, one of the owners, before our visit, she was very helpful and assured me that they could accommodate vegans.
My wife and I stayed in the Carriage House suite for 2 nights at the end of August. The suite was very nice, with a separate living room and a large bathroom with a whirlpool tub. I really like the fact that it was very private and quiet.
The first morning we had vegan french toast with hash browns and the second morning vegan apple pancakes with apple compote, walnuts, and cranberries, along with another potato dish.
Both the breakfasts were quite good, though I've had better vegan breakfast at places specializing in that sort of thing.
I'd definitely return, though it's not cheap ($166 per night with the mid-week discount). If you're willing to spend the money, though, it's well worth it.