The Tyrannosaurus Rest B&B is set inside a historic Drumheller home built in 1912 for Jessie Gouge, owner of The Newcastle Mine. The house retains many of its original architectural features and has operated as a bed and breakfast since the early 1990s. With four guest rooms, each offering a private bath, and several shared spaces, it provides a quiet and character-rich stay in the heart of the valley.
The property offers four guest rooms, each with its own private bathroom. Rooms vary in layout and décor but all reflect the character of the historic home. Guests also have access to shared common areas throughout the house.
Guests can expect a quiet, home-style stay with preserved architectural details such as leaded windows, carved woodwork, and pocket doors. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, with a focus on comfort and the historic character of the property.
Ideal for visitors who appreciate heritage homes, personal hospitality, and a peaceful setting close to Drumheller’s main attractions.