We are from Mankato. We were home this week. I have a comment for Haley. Room #316. Yup. That bed…read morehas a "hole". My husband loved it. So much so, that he requested that same room on our return trip from WI. Our issue was dogs in the breakfast area. Just. No. And the couple with their 5 children making a huge mess in that area and just leaving it. Rude. The hotel staff took it all in stride. We have been staying here for years and will continue. Pancake machine seals that deal.

10/10 highly recommend and would stay here again. Check in was a breeze and they had everything…read moreready to go. I checked in while my fiancé was getting our luggage out of the car. As a woman, I appreciated that the front desk person did not say the room number out loud but rather pointed to it on the key card folder (safer security if you're a woman traveling solo). The entire hotel and our room was spotless and extremely well maintained. Very quiet and this was Minnesota State graduation weekend. The bed and pillows were amazing and I had some of the best sleep I've gotten in a while.

They have since fixed this issue. While I appreciate it, I am still pretty disappointed in it and…read morehad to waste time collecting documentation.

When leaving our room to attend an event we realized the door was not shutting properly and upon…read moreinspection it was missing the door plate where the door should latch. To be clear i even tested and used the hotel key slid into the opening and was able to get into the room. So a huge safety issue. We were able to switch rooms, but we had to do it before our event as they could not promise a room to be available later. Staff had also informed us that they had several rooms that had a similar issue. Which is a huge red flag. Why are they even booking these rooms?! The rooms themselves were clean and comfortable, the first room had some outlets that did not seem to work. The 2nd room had a smoke smell even though it is noted as non-smoking. For the price I would expect higher standards.

We absolutely loved the Blue Tang Inn! We stayed for two weeks, one for vacation and one to work…read morefrom the island. The staff was incredible; helpful, responsive, so friendly. The place was clean and absolutely beautiful. The location is fantastic, in the middle of everything so you can walk anywhere. Germain, Fanny, Victor and all of the housekeeping staff were awesome. We cannot wait to come back!

Great place to stay, across the street from Minnesota state university! Pros : indoor pool and spa,…read morebilliard tables, free hot breakfast (waffle iron and scrambled eggs), free wifi, all day free coffee. Pillows are great. A/c in the room. We had a great whirlpool. Cable tv: wake up to sport center everyday. Newly renovated rooms. Only con: walls are thin. Very thin. You should check in- I recommend.

very clean room and facility. Staff was friendly and helpful. We had A room with the Jacuzzi tub…read moreand fireplace. Very nice layout. So cozy. Especially quiet with the doors inbetween the smaller room. only 2 small issues, one was that you had to go ask for bedding for the pullout sofa bed and they gave us 2 conditioners no shampoo. Both issues easily resolved

Out of all the houses in Minnesota, this one is my favorite. Formerly the Hunt House, this…read morerenovated B&B is filled with charm, light, and thoughtful touches. I found this spot randomly when I came to Mankato for my birthday, and couldn't be happier. Breakfast is always delicious, and owners are experienced hospitality folk who go above & beyond to take care of their guests. I stayed in the Free Press Room, and my one friend who was visiting home also took a staycation and occupied the Worlds Fair room next door. Both were very comfortable, tastefully decorated, had an Google Home thingy that we learned to use . Plus, lovely bath products. They have recently added a second house for large group stays, which is a great option for "spillage" during larger family events (Ie, weddings, reunions, family vacations). Thank you for a wonderful stay, and keep up the great work!

We stayed at Moulin Rouge's house on a Monday night in late June. It was a last-minute decision…read moremade while we were still on the road in the evening, looking for a place to stop. Crhis answered the phone and had the good news that he had two rooms for our party of three, with the dog. He only asked that we don't let the dog go on top of, the bed, which we don't anyway at least when I'm around. It turned out that we were the only guests at Moulin Rouge that day. Kris said that typically, it's completely full during the weekend. As a testimony to that, he is still had a tent set up for a wedding party, and he was folding it when we arrived. Then her house is gorgeous and immaculately clean. I wiped up water after my dog, drank from her bowl and spilled a little on the floor. The napkin I used for that came back spotless white. The multiple course warning meal does not happen on weekdays, only on weekends. However, Chris still prepared yogurt parfaits for us and had a bunch of watermelon in the fridge. He also set up multiple baked goods and breakfast bars for us in the kitchen, ready for us to eat next morning. We opted to eat some of them that same evening. He also offered us to take whatever drinks were in the refrigerator, and we were able to store our stuff in the kitchen fridge as well. The windy Terry guys live upstairs to our rooms. Crhis unlocked our two rooms, and the other two or three rooms remain locked. Our rooms were connected, so we used them as a suite. The smaller room had a closet with a small refrigerator, which we didn't use because we had the downstairs kitchen with fridge our exclusive use. There were three bathrobes in the closet, and they used one of them. The bathroom was beautiful, with a shower and a very nice bathtub with bath salts out on the bench hanging across the tub. The water pressure was great in the shower, and the bath was very relaxing. There were bottles of water in each room with nice crystal glasses next to them. The house had a nice deck outside furniture, tables and sofas, and armchairs. There was also a beautiful small yard with yet another table and chairs, and a small vegetable garden. We had our breakfast in the courtyard outside, and our dog enjoyed the grassy area with bunnies hopping across once in a while the evening was hot, and there were fireflies in the air. Chris told us about. The area had flood issues, with landslides that week, so we couldn't get to see the Riverbank because they blocked the access due to dangers of mudslides. Still, we enjoyed a short evening walk with our dog in the neighborhood. Crhis pointed out that there was a house on their block were a famous writer of Betsy used to live on. He even pulled out one of the Betsy books that my 11 year old and I read together. My sophisticated 11 year-old First said she didn't really care for the book, but eventually, we both found it charming and enjoyed it. I also enjoyed listening to Chris story of how he ended up running the bed-and-breakfast. Apparently, he used to run an Eco hotel in Belize, where he met his wife who came as a guest. He followed her to Minnesota, where he went into the hospitality business. I think he works at one of the larger hotels, but a day, and also runs this bed and breakfast. His experience in hospitality business shows in how thoughtful the amenities are set up, and how clean the whole place is. All in all, it was the best hotel experience we have had while driving from Duluth, Minnesota back home to Berkeley, California. We usually don't stay in bed and breakfast, so this experience encouraged us so much that we tried another bit of breakfast, and Keystone, that had a great reviews, but it was far from the Moulin Hey Jeannie asked how we gonna celebrate July 4 and what they can bring Moulin Rouge experience. By the way, the reason why the place is called Moulin Rouge is because the house used to be a beauty parlor that had that name. He kept the name and the sign over the door, and the red tones in the decor go well with the Moulin Rouge theme.

Grimy and loud are the first two words that pop into my head to describe this hotel. The furniture…read morein the lobby is very worn and shabby. The elevator carpeting on the walls appeared dirty and I overheard more than one remark about avoiding touching the elevator wall. The room feels cramped with low ceilings and more shabby furniture. The carpet was clearly stained. The beds were moderately comfortable and the sheets were in good condition. In this room I could hear my neighbor clearly use the restroom and any other sounds from their room as if they were in the same room as myself. The hot tub was closed and had been shut down for some time apparently and breakfast was a cold bagged ordeal that I was never offered or made aware of either day of my stay. Overall it just felt cramped and dirty though the location was convenient and the garage parking included. However at the price, I would expect it to be more comparable in cleanliness and updates to other nearby hotels. I would not stay here again nor recommend it.

I stay in Mankato often for work and decided to try this place out just for something different…read more While I don't have any major complaints yet, I will say this property is very run down. Old everything. Old Bed, chain lock on the door, toilet and bathroom old. Mold in the shower, some once receipt from a month ago and a toy under the bed.... Just generally ratty. From the IHG app I expected much better. I will say check in was friendly and fast, and the hotel seems quiet (almost deserted) but otherwise there are many better places to stay in Mankato. This isn't on par with most IHG properties. Stay at the holiday inn express on the other side of town.

My wife planned a short weekend getaway for us and her Mother for Mothers Day. Since her mom lives…read morein the Twin Cities, Mankato was a good almost half way spot. This B&B proved to be a fun place to enjoy some local flavor outside of the standard box hotels. The rooms are nice and the bed comfortable. The owner was geniune and willing to share about the history of his home, which is fun to hear about. Breakfast was ample and our fellow guests entertaining too. Come check this place out for an alternative to the chains!

Entire hotel is filthy. Staff is rude. General manager talks over you and shouts when you try to…read moreaddress issues. Beds are lumpy, sheets are old and stained, pillows are flat. Bathroom had black mold on the wall. My family and I attempted to eat the "free" breakfast. Warm food was cold, cold food and beverages were too warm. The eating area was filthy.

If I could give this a negative star I would…read more Don't waste your money on this hotel. $188/night. One of the first things I do is check the filter on the AC unit. Photos will tell the story along with the security door latch. The front desk person said she would call her manager because there was no maintenance or housekeeping staff on the premises. Filter was full of dust and there was mold and dust on the vents. Nothing happened while we were out to dinner. Had to make a trip to the front desk to get the issue cleared. FINALLY she said she could wash the filter because there was nothing available. The safety latch on the door was loose and could have been broken in. There was no mention of what the breakfast hours or the pool hours were. No customer service whatsoever.

I'd would give this place a zero star rating if I could, When we arrived and got into our room. The…read morefirst thing we did was take showers. By the time one shower was done the water would not drain and was ankle deep after 5 minutes of a warm shower. Then we started to pull back the sheets (2 Queen beds). The first bed the sheets were STAINED with what we will never know. Pulled the sheet back in the second bed and there was BLOOD stains. I showed the night clerk and was told that was pizza sauce. The sheet were removed and clean ones were put on both beds. On top of all that, they have no sense of courtesy. 99% of hotels that I deal with always knock on the door before entering. This place doesn't knock. They just enter the door with no warning.

The weird creepy Indian dude with his chest hair out working behind the counter was weird. He asked…read moreus how many people were staying and we said 3, in our booking we said 2, so he charged us an extra 15 bucks per night for that 3rd person for whatever reason. Than we ran out of clean towels so I went down to the front desk to get more clean towels, and he asked us for our used towels back. Wtf? Why can't he just give us new clean towels? Everything about this hotel was just gross. Stay literally anywhere else in Mankato.