Niagara Cave absolutely exceeded every expectation we had. We've explored caves across the country,…read moreincluding Cave of the Winds in Colorado, which has always been one of our favorites. Amazingly, Niagara Cave may have just taken the top spot! From the moment you descend underground, you're surrounded by breathtaking formations. The stalactites and stalagmites are incredible, and the underground waterfall is simply stunning. We chose the Black Light Tour, and it added a whole new dimension to the experience. Watching the cave formations transform with the ultraviolet light was fascinating. Our guide, who I believe was Kaylee, made the experience even better. She was knowledgeable, engaging, perfectly paced, and genuinely enthusiastic about sharing the cave's history and geology. You could tell she loved what she does. If you're anywhere near southeastern Minnesota, this is absolutely worth the trip. Whether you're a first-time visitor or have toured famous caves before, Niagara Cave is a hidden gem that deserves far more recognition. We'll definitely be back, and next time we'll be bringing friends and family along to experience it with us.

Very nice cave tour - hour long with 225 down and 275 up stairs total. Not a bad walk given the…read morecold temperatures in the cave. Perfect activity for a hot summer. Friendly staff - they understand we have small children and didn't mind them. Lovely place to bring family

What a great way to spend a morning or afternoon. Our driver (sorry I forgot her name) was…read morefriendly & extremely knowledgeable. We visited a few nice shops, met a nice Amish family & the oldest church is Wisconsin. Highly recommend.

we enjoyed our tour. I just did the harmony Amish tour two weeks prior. I thought this was gonna…read morebe totally different. Unfortunately it was not. We went to a lot of the same places. There was a couple of different ones so that's nice and learned some different things that I learned from my previous trip, this does take you to harmony, but there is also another harmony Amish tour they are both good just that Harmony one was a tad bit more informative as he's been doing it for 30 years but like I said, still super fun and informative and Lanesboro is a super cute little town. remember to bring cash because that do not take credit so many fun things to buy from flowers to furniture to yummy baked goods, baskets, etc..

Great tour, Holly was great and has very extensive knowledge about the Amish. We stopped at 3 farms…read morethat had side businesses and bought some jams. I have a soft spot in my heart for Amish preserves. The woodwork is awesome and I practically had to tear myself away from a wooden glider chair that was sooo comfortable. Another person on the tour did buy a chair and Holly tied in on to the back of the bus. There were stops with baskets and baked goods too! Hmmm that blueberry turnover was out of this world. In between the stops we learned how to spot the difference between Amish and English cornfields. Taxes, marriage, clothing, healthcare, you name it and she had an answer. I really liked the Amish clotheslines with the pulleys. Why do they do that? Take the tour and find out!

Mixed review for me. I went on a historical tour last year as the haunted tour was full. That was…read morereally good, I learned a lot about the city, history, lots of cool sites that I would have never found on my own. My cousin who lives in town didn't know 1/2 the stuff we learned. We marked our calendars to come back for the haunted tour. Dr. Hawk takes it a bit serious for me, I was asked/told to stop talking twice (I was whispering with my cousin while masked, it was not loud). It is clear that Dr. Hawk expected everyone to sit and listen attentively to her for the full tour, I am an adult and paid for the experience as things come up I think it should be ok to quietly talk to my companion. The cemetery visits were very interesting, some good info/stories and that was fun. I believe that there is something out there but not sure how much in ghosts and some of the ghost hunting equipment and trying to talk to the spirits was a little out there for me, others seemed to enjoy it, and it was only a smaller portion of the tour. The covid practices were very good, hand sanitizer as you enter the trolley, masks covering nose and mouth. Hoped for some more stories and a little less ghost hunting. Entertaining unique night out

Very historical tour loved it. Very informative staff. Thanks guys. Good job. AZ Gregread more

It was about 1 yr ago that we stayed here, but the place and hosts were so wonderful, I had to…read morewrite a review. First off, the room was magnificent. Very spacious, many amenities. That alone would be more than enough reason to stay. Also, quiet and relaxing. We decided to stay here because of the Japanese theme. My wife had spent 4 yrs living in Japan. It brought back memories of her time in Japan. The decorum was very well done and surprisingly extensive. The hosts added to the experience. They were fun to talk with, but we only met them because we knocked on their door. Easy to just have a time alone. Also, I had left my camera there, and they were so kind to package it up securely and safely and mail it to me. Sorry I can only give 5 stars!

What a lovely place! So many Japanese decorative details!…read moreLamps, dishes, towels, books... We put together a Japanese puzzle from the cupboard and practiced simple origami following a book that had decorative papers. There are also Kimono's in the closet we tried on and took photos in. On the bed were Kimono robes for us to wear. How cool! The huge tub was wonderful after biking the Root River Trail one day and touring Amish farms another. The kitchen has every dish, pan or accessory you would need. We did a lot of cooking! Cindy was a friendly, super accommodating host! We will definitely stay here again!

Yelp, please remove this business listing. They have been out of business for a long time. The…read morewebsite shows up as a spam site.

Well informed guide. Learned about the life of the people and the animals living along the riverread more

Nice 1 1/2 hour cruse up and down the Mississippi River. This was a lunch cruse that started at…read more11:00. You could either do the cruse with food, or without. We shared the boat with about 25 people and all of us had the meal. It was early spring, so I'm sure the boat fills up as the weather improves and travelers are out and about. Our lunch was sliced turkey, Swedish meatballs with potatoes and carrots. The turkey was hand carved and the rest was buffet style. Food was decent and there was plenty available. Coffee and tea were included, but other beverages, including a full bar, was available for a charge. The trip itself was nice. The highlight was going through a railroad bridge. (Twice - going up and down) A large section of the bridge has to turn to open a space for the boat to go through. Otherwise the views were a bit pedestrian, some nice homes along the river and a few uninhabited islands. There were some bird watchers on our trip who got really excited when they spotted a couple of Eagles nesting in a tree along the river. The captain does a nice job as a narrator/guide to bring the area to life with interesting stories and historical facts. Overall this is a nice relaxing trip. Sit back and learnt some history of the area and Mississippi River, and enjoy the ride. It's always fun to be on the water! Glad I did the trip, probably wouldn't need to do it again.

Me and my wife were not thrilled with our experience. It was way too crowded at dinner tables. We…read morewere smooshed and older man kept bumping my wife's arm while eating and waitress forgot my drink. We should have been more spread out at tables - not at full capacity. Also , the prime rib was over done and chicken was pinkish. People were a tad snooty also.