This couple offers one far more than visits to quilt stores, although those are gems in and of…read morethemselves. Besides meeting the interesting people on the tour, guests are entertained with historical highlights of many sites along the way and are treated to the food of many high quality restaurants the price of which is included with the cost of the tour. Letty L.

Great trips, good buses and drivers, good hotels and great restaurants suggestions. Nancy and Denny…read moretake care of anything that comes up.

The staff was amazing making everyone feel comfortable about the trip with great instructions. The…read moretrip itself was one of the best things I've done in my life. My group was 4 people, 1 being my 13 year old granddaughter who wasn't sure about the activity but had a blast! The website picture of the trestle was daunting but in actually was quite fun. The motor assist made the trip seem effortless. The scenery was gorgeous with wooded areas and lots of different vegetation. All in all I would recommend this adventure to anyone!

Super friendly and helpful staff. The bikes are so easy to pedal, children can do it. This is a…read moremust-try experience!

I visited Hansen's a couple of weeks ago with my boyfriend and his family. His parents said that we…read morewere going to a farm to milk a cow, so I decided to join them. When we got there, I wasn't sure what to expect. Everything looked okay, and we were lured by all the ice cream flavors, so I was not prepared for what was to come. We jumped on an open air vehicle to begin our tour. We stopped at the place where they have the cows all separated by age: calves, younger ones, and adults. We were first given the opportunity to feed the babies, which is when my horror began. I had the chance to feed a five-day old calf that was HORRIFIED. I didn't want to play into this game at first, but I overheard that the calf was being a brat; rather than allowing others to make it more scared, I decided to step in to bottle feed it. I learned that the cows are taken from their mothers at birth so they don't attach, and the tour guide had the nerve to tell is that their moms don't care. I get that this is standard practice at milk factories, but please don't insult our intelligence. Then we move on to the factory part, where we see the cows lined up and attached to the devices that are milking them. My horror grew. We learned there about the artificial insemination, got to see some cows not wanting to be herded in, and our tour guide saying they "should get over it," as it will be over in a few minutes. And of course, this is where the tour group is invited to milk one of the cows. I couldn't do it, but the rest of my group was happy to do so. I know that what I saw isn't likely even close to the horrors of the milking practices of most milk factories, but this was enough to make me want to cry. Then we moved on to another part of the farm, where the cows are kept in filthy and crowded conditions. We were told that they prefer to be in there and not roam because they don't feel safe roaming in pastures... what?! I couldn't do it anymore; I had to step away. Then they showed us their kangaroo collection. I don't know much about kangaroos, so nothing to say here about whether or not this was a happy situation. The kangaroos were just lying there looking bored or hot. The tour ended by us trying their ice cream, cheese curds, and butter (which they had us make). This part would have been fun, had I not been traumatized already. Again, I can imagine that this is the "nice" version of what happens in most milk factories, so thank you, Hansen's for giving me a glimpse.

We took our two grandchildren, aged 3 and 5. They absolutely loved the kangaroos, chocolate milk…read moreand the ice cream that was included in the ticket price. They also enjoyed bottle feeding the calves, the cheese curds and wagyu beef sticks. The 5 year old even milked a cow! It was a very well run tour! They had tables set up with our names ready to wait for everyone to arrive. They also gave out crayons and sheets for the children to color. We then loaded up on a tractor drawn trolley to take us to the farm. Our large group was divided into two groups. 1/2 went to the kangaroos and the other 1/2 to the calves. We were given slices of bread to feed the kangaroos. It was fun for the adults too, lol! When then moved on to bottle feed the calves, then visit the heifers and then the milking room. We were provided with some very interesting facts as we went along. We then visited with their 2 one year old female kangaroos. Super cute! We loaded up on the trolley to return to the main building. There they provided us with a choice of whole milk or chocolate milk, plates of curds and beef sticks. They also had jars of heavy cream for us to make butter. 5-6 minutes of shaking and we had butter! We then were able choose from around 20 flavors of ice cream. Very delicious! We watched a video on the making of their products and had the chance to purchase items. This was the second time we had visited the dairy in the last 2 years. This was just as enjoyable as the first time. I highly recommend this for anyone with young children! Or even adults! We'll take the grands again in a couple of years. Thank you for a wonderful time Hansen family!

Seemed brand new. Very clean. Great pillows! Would prefer ice machines on each floor…read more Breakfast was what you usually get for free. Solidly recommend.

absolutely no AC. front desk tried to manipulate my complaint. had to rip it up to state the AC…read morewas not working. Best western Premie......... not even close. the lobby was cold, not my room.

I've been to a lot of movie theaters in my life... Big, sprawling, stadium seating theaters with…read morechandeliers and surround sound. I've been to the El Capitan on a premiere night. The theatre I grew up with had 20 screens, and it was surrounded by a plaza of food and activities. Gladbrook theater is still the coolest movie theater I've ever been to. Ever. Yeah, I suppose you could say it's because it was novel to me. It was cute and quaint, and the fact that it only shows one movie at a time is funny... but that's not what was so cool. What's cool is that the little town in the middle of corn fields and air decided they wanted a theater, and they did it. It's run by volunteers, and it's probably only frequented by the people who live near the town, but it's awesome. The place was clean, the snacks were cheap, and the movie selection for the night I was in town was perfect. I saw Wreck It Ralph in a little theater on a cold snowy night in Gladbrook, Iowa, with my boyfriend and two other awesome guys, one of whom was wearing a Teemo hat. Pretty great memory, I should think. I do think, in fact. If you live near here and you haven't stopped by, you really should. This place is great and definitely needs to be supported.

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A complete and total scam. They are thieves, after taking your money and generating an itinerary…read morethat they send you, you will receive a notification that the flight has been canceled. Apparently they claim to use Travelocity but after calling Travelocity I come to find out that they never booked the flight in the fist place. Of course they refused to issue a refund because "all sales are final" This site is to be avoided 100%

This is a total scam. They should be in jail. They took our money and never actually made a…read morereservation. We were sent false paperwork and then they called and said our flight was canceled and they would refund us after multiple emails that never happened and our four month period to make an appeal with our credit card had expired.

This was one of my worse hotel experiences. I can in to the room with the window broken, the tv…read morewouldn't play anything and our service phone was missing buttons. And to make the experience worse I got stuck in the bathroom because the door was broken and had to go to the front desk. There's the constant smell of chlorine from the pool, which was fun I'd say. Though the slide you'd get stuck in and was pretty slow. The hot tub for some reason was 18+ only and the only thing to do was volleyball with a basketball hoop in the middle of it. The breakfast was terrible, the coffee was cold, the food was frozen and the cereal machine was broken except one. The waffles were ok but they could be better. Overall, it wasn't an impressive experience and I'd rather stay anywhere else but here, don't get me wrong there was still nice things about the place, like the water park was ok, and the lady that served us dinner was nice and did a good job. But the place could be better

Very run down hotel. We had a mouse in our room, as did many other guests. My son stepped in a…read moresticky mouse trap and was mortified. Service at the restaurant was terrible, we waited an hour and a half for a pizza and breadsticks. Visible mold in the pool area. Rooms musty, everything in the room was rusty and or had mold. I generally don't leave negative reviews but you may want keep driving and find another hotel until Ramada can reinvest and hopefully save this one.