Broken toilet seat, the pool had no water in it which wasn't discounted or communicated when making…read morereservations. The room for the half assed breakfast is in no way large enough to accommodate the number of guests being dupped into staying hear. The beds are like "trying" to sleep on a board with noisy tin underneath. Horrible experience.

My significant other and I paid what we now agree to be a ridiculous amount of money to stay here…read more We were in Iowa (from out of state) to attend the wedding of two significant people in our lives and we had a a LOVELY time celebrating. However, it was so disappointing and gross to have to sleep in our booked room for three nights. A few things-- 1.) There was NEVER anyone at the front desk!!! Who are we supposed to direct questions or concerns to? 2.) The "free" morning breakfasts consisted some type of greasy meet, watery eggs, and stale blueberry muffins, bagels, etc. We didn't even bother to grab breakfast there on our way home. 3.) Our room smelled of cigarette smoke and I had a near anaphylaxis reaction to SOMETHING in our room all three nights. Every night we came home, there was about a 2-3 hour window where I was fine... and then just like that the hives would return with a vengeance. I haven't had a rash/hive or issue with my breathing like that in a long time. I have severe allergies to both dust and mold... 4.) The note (see photo) was left on our bedside table sometime on Saturday. What the hell...? They wouldn't touch the bed because it had one of our blankets from home on it. I travel extensively for work and have spent many a nights/days in hotels for conferences, advocacy work, clinical trial panels...you name it. I always bring a blanket and no one has ever refused to tidy up my room or change out my linens because of it. Yes, that happened. The hotel cleaners didn't even bother to take our dirty linens?! 5.) I have a disability/handicapped placard as I have a rare condition that causes significant changes in blood sugar and blood pressure. I also have rheumatoid arthritis and Crohn's disease. We utilize the placard ESPECIALLY when out of town because of my personal luggage, food, medical supplies, medications, etc. on top of my partner's. The entire time we were at the hotel, some asshole was parked like an asshole and took up TWO disability/handicapped parking spots (there were only two). Now, why am I FURIOUS about this? Because there was absolutely no placard or documentation on the truck's dash, taped to a window, displayed in the back, on the license plate, etc. etc. etc. NONE. AND THERE WAS NO ONE TO REPORT IT TO. We have good friends in this area but will never, ever stay here again.

I thought this place was great. It was clean, and the staff was very friendly. Coffee was available…read morein the lobby and there is also a little coffee maker in the rooms. I drink coffee all day long and I was able to get extra coffee for my room. There wasn't a table in the room, but there WAS a nice easy chair. I can't stand hotel rooms that don't have a place to sit other than the bed. Breakfast was nothing to write home about, but it WAS sufficient. It was manned by a very nice guy (I think he did double duty and worked the front desk too) and he kept everything full. My husband and I stayed there while visiting the Field of Dreams where my husband played baseball with our son whose vintage baseball team rented the field. It was awesome. This hotel was very close and convenient to the field. If given the opportunity, we would stay here again.

It's what you expect. It's decu, beds are comfortable, and you get a solid place to sleep. I've…read morestayed here before and I will again.

My review is based on the excellence of a member of Grand Harbor Resort's reservations staff -…read moreAntoine McGee (sp). I won't go into too many details, but I inadvertently booked our reservation, along with our friends' reservation, at the wrong hotel!! Thanks to an assist from Bill Griffen from Boyd Gaming/Grand Harbor, the hotel switch was made. However, we will be traveling with good friends and they were having difficulty making a reservation. Nothing is simple! Needless to say, this became complicated, but Antoine completely understood the situation, booked all of our rooms with very good rates and I'm so happy he answered my call! A total professional who took the time to listen and understand our complicated reservations. We are looking forward to our stay this summer and, once again, thank you, Antoine!!

The entire waterpark was terribly dirty. I should have just cancelled our plans and done something…read moreelse. Instead we chanced it and my 6 year old ended up with crazy hives on our last day, after 2 days of waterpark. Doctor confirmed it folliculitis from the waterpark and said she also treated another kid from the same one some time ago. The TVs were straight out of the 90's no ability to stream as even cheap hotels do now. You had to wait 30 minutes to go up or down on the elevator. The continental breakfast was an absolute joke with a line that was an hour long. Literally worst waterpark hotel I have ever been to. Stay away!

Out of all the B &B's we've stayed at, this is in our top 3! Location absolutely perfect. You are…read moreable to walk to Main Street from here. It is very quiet, very relaxing and has great vibes. The hosts have thought of your every need. From extra towels to your daily supply of delicious cookies. Breakfast was truly over the top.It was delicious, hot and very filling. Wine and cheese in the garden each night was wonderful. Eager to answer questions or listen to concerns. I would definitely recommend!

Our second stay at the Farmers Guest House was as good or better than our first. Mark, Elaine, and…read moreLuke make you feel like family! The breakfast by itself is worth the stay. Throw in the hospitality, the extremely clean and comfortable accommodations, and the proximity to the downtown area and you have everything you need for a great experience.

The accommodations are both lovely and comfortable. The breakfast, exquisite. The host, Paul? On…read morethe Yelp scale of one to five, Paul was a solid ten. I said what I said. He was gracious beyond description, and flawlessly accommodated our atypical special requests. This experience was truly hospitality at its very best.

Very nice stay. Host was very kind and accommodating. Breakfast was amazing. Rooms were decorated…read morenicely and it made for a nice romantic weekend.

We stayed three nights in Sadie's cabin. It is a charming little place. The cabin was clean if a…read morebit chilly after several days of below normal temperatures. I would recommend that the mattress be replaced with one that is more supportive.

Great place to stay, very affordable and unique place. The owner made us breakfast that was truly…read moreamazing and sat and talked with us like we were long lost friends! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!

Jo the receptionist was very blunt and acted like she was put out when trying to engage in any type…read moreof conversation (directions to room, restaurant recommendations, no reciept). Terrible customer service on her part. I've worked with public my whole career, and this is an example of lack of training, Terrible attitude, or just there for a pay check. Everything else was fine including other employees.

A very nice property, and very conveniently located between Cedar and Dubuque…read more I'm only deducting one star because the woman who checked us in was a bit gruff. She was professional, but kind of cool and not particularly friendly or conversational when I attempted to engage about the local area, the hotel, etc. The other reason for a one star deduct is that there is just about nothing else conveniently located to the hotel. Food, etc, you are basically on your own. No restaurants or anything. Each of those things merit a half star deduction in my mind, total of one down. I'd stay again. Likely it had just been a long day for the person checking us in. The room was very nice, clean, etc. Excellent access to the highway. 4/5 for sure, which is pretty good.

The breakfast food is worth traveling to and eating. I have been here twice and have not been…read moredisappointed. The team here is friendly and very professional. Cooks in the back hats off to them as well. I really like the newspaper articles on the way that displays the history of the restaurant. The food is very good and having fresh pineapple juice is even better.

5/5 Everything…read moreexceeded my expectations. From the complimentary private car picking us up and taking us to the airport. The 2 for 1 drinks at the bar - they literally handed me two espresso martinis. The hotel restaurant impressed me with every single dish. For Cedar Rapids, Iowa - I'm blown away. I might make a return trip just for the Oreo cheesecake.

My boyfriend and I were gifted Opal's Parlor for 3 nights while visiting our dear friends in…read moreMaquoketa. I was told of the lovely Bed and Breakfast previously. Words didn't do justice. The Squiers Manor is an experience. No detail left undone. The proprietors are masters in their field...from the abundance of period pieces furnishing the Manor, to the home-cooked meals, down to the complimentary toiletries; including eye makeup remover wipes. It's in the fine details like these that the love of hospitality shows. Thank you Nathan and Rud.

In my travels around the nation, I have stayed at many hotels, and another night at a hotel is…read moreNEVER something I look forward too if I can avoid it. Recently, I needed to be in Maquoketa, Iowa, for a wedding, and I was glad to learn of the highly reviewed Squiers Manor B&B. With short notice I was able to make a reservation in the Beulah Room, named after one of the Squiers daughter's who grew up and was married in the house, whose father the house was built for. It was a lovely room with a twin bed for our 9 year old daughter, and at a most reasonable price too. The furnishings in our room and all the others we were able to see, were stunning. This may have been the finest B&B I have ever stayed in anywhere in the US and Canada. But not only was the building grand, and furnishings fantastic (Kathy and her husband are antique dealers and have searched high and low for the most amazing furnishings for their B&B), the hospitality was grand too. Kathy accommodated our need to check in a bit before standard check in between 4-8pm, and kindly greeted us and gave us a full tour of the house. If we have any disappointment at all, it was that we could not stay longer, enjoy the evening dessert or partake of the morning breakfast. We have heard it is great. We can't wait to get back to Maquoketa again and visit Squiers Manor again, and we would tell you to make a reservation here if you are passing through or staying for a few days in the area, it is a MAGNIFICENT B&B.

I try to give small town business some grace, but the negatives at this place outweighed the…read moreoccasional positive. The heating/cooling units emit a horrible noise making them impossible to use at night if you want to get any sleep. When we called to ask about the issue, the front desk staff confirmed this was something they were aware of, it happened in many of the units and a solution hadn't been identified. Yeah people, most folks who stay in hotel/motel rooms plan to sleep. I would not recommend anyone staying there unless you have packed ear plugs. Maybe the place should hand them out since they're aware this is a problem

We were really impressed with this hotel. It is fairly new. The employees are very friendly and…read morehelpful. The room was super clean, Is comfortable bed! adequate breakfast. We did have a second floor room And they do not have an elevator. I would definitely stay here again.