This has to be of of the best bed and breakfast my husband and I have ever stayed at. The host was…read morevery nice. The room was very clean and spacious. The breakfast was am amazing home cooked meal and I can tell you we left with full stomachs. This is a place we would without a doubt stay again!

Loved, Loved, Loved our little cottage we stayed at in the Amana Colonies! Clean, cheerful, and…read morebeautifully decororated. Breakfast was brought to our room and it was a hot breakfast.....not just a bagel and fruit. If you get a chance.... stay at Abbi's Cottage in Amana!

Clean, homey, and lovely. The rooms are comfortable, the food is delicious, and the owners could…read morenot be friendlier. The historic building had great architectural features - the bare brick and timbers are amazing. Any amenity you can think of has been provided and the prices are very reasonable. A perfect place start your Amana visit.

What a wonderful experience!! Our sweet hostess was there for our every need. Beautiful bedrooms…read moreand we slept great. Then woke to a Scrumptious breakfast!! Great place for a family reunion. Definitely will return. ‍

We enjoyed visiting the Amana Colonies and staying at Die Heimat B&B in Homestead, Iowa. We had a…read morevery nice room on the first floor with private bath. Our breakfast was really delicious and plentiful. They even had our favorite mango juice. Marc and June were lovely hosts. I'm very into German Heritage and was interested to find out their background. Marc is very handy and has done a wonderful job of keeping the house in good shape.

This was a great place to stay! We picked it pretty randomly -- wanted to check out the area,…read morefound a LivingSocial deal for two nights at this B&B, snapped it up -- and ended up entirely happy with our choice. The decor fit the theme of the place and was attractive and well-placed. We enjoyed coming around a corner and finding a wooden cradle tended by near-life-sized dolls, for example, and stopping to check out all the old photos hung on most of the walls. We started to get a better sense of local history just by walking through our B&B! Pretty cool. The room was cozy and attractive, complete with "amana blue" walls and a lovely quilt on the bed. The bed was very comfortable, and the room included a writing table, which I always notice and appreciate. I like having a place to set up my laptop, even if I never end up actually USING the thing! Also, I'm a sucker for looking through all the local brochures and maps, and it's nice to have a surface for that. The room had a coffee maker and they supplied coffee, along with sugar and everything else you'd need for a decent cup or two (but seriously, don't miss the coffee served at breakfast. It was AWESOME, and I keep kicking myself for not asking exactly what it was!). I liked the shampoo and soap provided, which was great -- usually I'm not a big fan of what most hotels/B&Bs carry, but these smelled great and didn't bother my (annoyingly sensitive) skin. Makeup remover and towels specifically for makeup removal were also provided, which was a nice touch. There was a wall-mounted TV in the room -- being up high, it didn't take up much space or take away from the charm of the room, but made it possible to lounge on the bed and watch a movie. Lots of channels available. Joy and Ron were super nice. Joy gave us a map of the area and suggestions about possible places to check out. She spent most of breakfast in the kitchen (and wow, the breakfast was fantastic!), while Ron chatted with us and other guests out in the dining room. They were both great to talk to, and I'm pretty sure we're taking Ron's advice on how to buy our next car! Haha. I LOVED the dining room, by the way -- so pretty, lots of wood work and warm colors, just a great place to sit and enjoy coffee or tea and some amazing breakfast. There's a picture of the room on here, so be sure to check that out. Last but certainly not least, everything was clean -- clean bedroom, bathroom, dining area, hallways. The cleaning staff's on top of their game. If you're heading to the Amanas, I highly recommend staying at this B&B. We had a great time!

Owner is a great hostess and very knowledgeable about the area. Breakfast is served at 8 and is…read morealways delicious. Rooms were clean and towels changed daily. If you need anything, the owner is a phone call away. We will definitely come back!

This is the best place to stay. The owner is very hospitable and is full of information (not to…read moremention a great cook) Every time we go to Amana we stay at Dusk to Dawn.

Loved this place. It used to be a Sunday School in the old Amanda days. They have 2 rooms both…read moresuites and very homey and very clean. We had room # 1, which was the size of an apt. When you walk in, there is a lovely room with a queen bed with quilt and nice furnishings. Then a door to the right is to the bathroom with sink shower and toilet, nice fluffy towels and soap. On the other side of bathroom is another door that leads you to a dining/living room with a twin bed. Then a door to the kitchen that has a sink, microwave, fridge and coffeemaker. They had tea, coffee and hot chocolate mix. Also, sugar, creams and sweeteners. The owners son lives downstairs and was very friendly and hostipitible, also had great knowledge of the history and area. This B&B is located right next store to an old communal kitchen used by the Amanites which is on the 3 hour tour (RSVNS made seperately through Visitors Center - which I also recommend). If going back to Amana I would def stay here again. The only thing that was missing was shampoo and hairdryer, but everything else was perfect.

From the owner: Clean spacious rooms, full breakfasts, queen beds, private baths, Wi-Ffi, color TV, AC, gas grill,…read morebicycles for a ride on the bicycle trail or around Lily Lake, and a fire pit for enjoying cool evenings outside.

Wife and I stayed in the first floor one bedroom suite. The room was renovated well, still…read moremaintaining the old world charm. The place was very clean and well maintained. We were very comfortable and we appreciated the peace. There was a large Jacuzzi tub and a king sized bed in this suite which made it perfect for a couple retreat. The location of this place cannot be beat. Just a stumble away from all the good restaurants and wineries at Amana. Close parking and easy entry/exit. We really enjoyed our stay.

Just got back from a nice stay in Amana, My mother and I really liked the lodging, and for a short…read morenotice getaway stay it provided exactly what we needed. Pros: The suite was spacious for such a cheap price and was well furnished and very clean. The bed was soft enough and the couches and chairs provided were all comfortable as well. The Lodging is very close to main street in Amana and was within walking distance of most of the attractions, restaurants, and shops. The bathroom is also handicapped accessible Cons: The main problem we had with the Lodging was that it was advertised as a Bed and Breakfast. While the bed part was pretty nice the Breakfast was...well neglected. The "english muffins" were stale and the tea and juice were ancient and tasted bad. Luckily due to the central location there was a very nice cafe ( Serena's ) right down the road where we had a great breakfast. Additionally the lodging had no wifi or any way to connect to the internet and the television had a limited 20 channels and bad resolution. Overall we had a nice stay in the Lace lodging but would have appreciated more attention to have been paid in regards to breakfast and technology.

My husband and I took my parents on a road trip to the Amana Colonies and we stayed two nights in…read moreZuber's Homestead Hotel. My parents stayed in room #3, The Whitetail, and it was perfect for my parents because they did not have to walk up any stairs and it was close to the door. The room was very large and my dad enjoyed the comfortable recliner because it reminded him of his at home. My husband and I stayed in room #8, The Walnut Grove, which was also a lovely room. It was nicely decorated and very large and has a great soaking tub. We all agreed that the hotel and rooms were nicely decorated and comfortable. The breakfast each morning was good and my parents enjoyed the coffee being available early in the morning. The location is only a few miles away from the Amana Colonies and in a nice neighborhood. We all enjoyed our stay and would stay there again, should we return to the area.

I was more than disappointed; I was shocked. Bill Zuber's restaurant had been a staple for our…read morefamily from it's earliest days until closing, so I expected the same excellence from the hotel. Before we went, I booked a really pricey room, expecting it to be a one-of-a-kind stay. It was a one-of-a-kind stay and a once-in-a-lifetime experience because it was the worst on my trip and I'll never go there again. In all the reservations made, theirs was the only non-refundable one, and I think I know why--most people would get there and turn around and leave. I went in early in the afternoon to inquire as to check-in time and where they recommended for dinner. The woman, without any warmth at all, started to answer my questions, but then turned away to answer her cell phone. When I finally checked into the room (The Red Carpet Room), the first thing I noticed walking in was a smell of dampness--more than just a drying shower--something like previously damp carpet. The room was beautiful to behold, and the bed was comfy. They said it was their most popular room. I can see why--it is beautiful when you see it online which is what compels you to book it. Breakfast was okay, if you don't mind casserole-type dishes. The front desk person, and the kitchen/dining room helper were both very friendly, but unfortunately, those first impressions put me off of everything.

This guest suite is located in a house on a backroad right inside the entrance to Amana Village. It…read moreisn't far from town at all and if the weather had been nicer, we could have walked into the entire area. We were met by the innkeeper, who showed us to our room and how to operate a few things. The unit was very nicely decorated, (lots of cat decorations) clean, spacious and comfortable. It was the upstairs unit and the top door was a beautiful stained glass door. Inside, we were treated to a comfortable sitting room with large flat screen tv, coffee table and wicker chairs. There was another beautiful stained glass cabinet with tea pots and saucers in it. It was so beautiful that I had my husband paying attention to this really fine workmanship so he could someday build me something like that. That didn't go over well... The kitchen had everything you could need including a full fridge, stove/oven, dishwasher, nice dining room table, kettle and coffee maker among other things. There was plenty of kitchen items for cooking and once again clean and beautifully decorated. More cat decorations! There were two bedrooms, of which we only used one. And guess what? More cat decorations. Not complaining as we have two cats! I thought they were pretty neat. The unit itself definitely had a feminine touch of decoration without feeling old and like you were at Grandma's house. It was a nice change, as hubby isn't overly fond of the B&Bs that feel like you are at someone's grandparent's house. The second bedroom was very floral, so good thing our son wasn't with us. Ha! The bed was comfortable, the heating system worked well and the bathroom was great since we were only there two nights. No jacuzzi, but fine for our short stay. We opted out of breakfast, since we wanted to try some of the restaurants in the town, so we cannot comment on it. The price was very reasonable at $80 per night. I would definitely recommend this place for a stay close to town. On the way out, we talked to the other innkeeper and he was extremely friendly.

A beautiful and unique hotel, one of the best ones I've stayed in! The town is also so charming and…read moreeverything (brewery, restaurants, shops) is walkable from the hotel. Only complaint was that the hallways are pretty echo-y and we could hear people while in the room, but it didn't bother us much at all!

Two weeks ago, a major disaster for our family. Our son's…read morewedding and reception were at this hotel. Checking day......Guaranteed check at 3pm. We arrived at 2pm. At 3pm, still no room.......we had four rooms, but the party had pretty much the entire hotel. At 4pm, still no room....but someone walked in the door at 4:05 and they received a room. At 4:15 again, I went to the front desk. Up to this point "Dave" was helping us. He was busy and an older taller lady with long dark & gray hair "helped" us. This is where it got ugly. The lady was the rudest hotel person I have ever met. I asked for answers to why and when. All she did was give me a nasty smirk and I actually told her to remove that smirk. I asked for the Manager, she said the Manager could not do anything about it. I asked again, within 15 minutes we had the Manager. We explain the guarantee we received when booking the Wedding and that we had a pre-wedding party to get to an an hour. She said they were having staffing issues and our four rooms have not been released yet. I informed her, I went to our rooms and the doors were open. The rooms were clean. She explained they have been inspected as complete yet. I explained to her that people have walked in and received rooms. I explained to her she needs to swap out rooms for people standing in the lobby vs. people who have not arrived. 15 minutes later we had three rooms. While standing with the manager as she clicked on her computer, I heard another guest ask the tall long haired lady, "What is going on?, Why aren't rooms ready" The same rude lady behind the counter which smirked at me...........Told the other guest, "It's none of your business." Wow. I thought her husband was going to jump over the counter at Ms. Tall & Rude. The next day I caught a room cleaner in the hallway and said they did not have to do a complete clean on our room. Just give us towels and coffee. We received NOTHING. Hotel Millwright way over promised and way under delivered. I'm shocked at the lady behind the counter. Dave (behind the counter) was nice.. The Manager did not have her arms around the operation. She made people stand in the lobby for an hour and a half while rooms were available, just not reassigned. Regarding the reception.......the facility was nice. However, certain food items ran out before all guests were fed. The bar was understaffed and the lines were long. Hope this review finds many people and saves you from the Millwright.