The Tyrannosaurs Rest, located in the center of Drumheller, was built in 1912 by Jessie Gouge, one of Drumheller’s first coal mine investors and a driving force in growing the town. The T-Rest house has been an operating B&B for many years.
My goal is to provide guests with a welcoming, comfortable and unique experience during their stay. The history of the house combined with the eclectic nature of the furnishing and a pampering breakfast will prepare you for a day of exploring, or just allow you to relax and unwind.
As in any century home, you expect creaking hardwood, walls that show the curves and eddies of lath and plaster construction, style and history mixed in leaded windows and wide baseboards, doorknobs worn from time, and the patina of the former keepers of the house.
Please note that in order to build upon the current guest amenities, The Tyrannosaurs Rest will be undergoing remodelling which will be completed in May of 2021, when we will be opening for the season.
Comfortable and unique guest areas on the main floor provide the space you need to stretch out and watch your favourite show, or play a game of chess or checkers, leaf through a book in the library or learn a bit about the house and family that built it.
I look forward to receiving you in Drumheller.