There is no fair way to rate this place…read more Rooms are a 3 for the price. Water park is a 5 for kids under 12. Bar is a 5 for adults. However we are in a food doldrum. No delivery. No food after 9pm. You're stuck with the little shop thing. Had some nice food to warm up but nothing hot and most of the rooms don't have a microwave. I would say eat before you get here or pack a cooler full of things that you can make and a crockpot.

Alright we went here again as a family getaway during this way the world is right now. The…read morewaterpark was a great time the water was warm but the water slide tower was freezing even my five year old didn't want to use the slides due to this. The updates they have started in the hotel are great! We got a very nice updated room and the staff must all be new or new owners? The Lounge had great servers and the lady making breakfast at the lounge the next morning was amazing. The rooms where the clean the hotel over all was clean and the parking lot was cleared from the snow storm. Also they had a movie theater type room set up and had movies playing for the kids! We will be returning! The only down side the lifeguard that day was rude there was no posted signs stating there was a break? He comes marching out no ones allowed in the water until 3 and walks away. Also fast forward and hour late same guy starts testing the hot tub water and then starts dumping chemicals into it as we are all sitting right there.

worst experience and customer service I have ever had. tried to charge me 30 dollars extra for…read morehaving 3 kids with me in a room that accommodates 4 people after telling me it's 10 dollars per extra person. the math would be 10 dollars not 30. then told me they wouldn't charge extra but called to complain. I checkEd in at 830pm, went to the pool from 9-950pm, brought my kids up to eat and get dressed. I got back to my room at 10pm and got a call at 9:21pm saying my kids are being loud and I need to tell them to go to sleep. excuse me? I've never had ANY issues at a hotel ever. I've been here for 2 hours out of the WHOLE day. terrible place.

Sometimes you can judge a book by its cover. In this case, we should have hightailed it outta there…read moreafter pulling up and seeing the worn and weathered exterior. The outside, surprisingly, was in better shape than the inside. It's dirty and old... the kind of place where you don't want to walk barefoot and you definitely don't want to touch the comforter. Our room had broken outlet covers and broken shower tiles. The water in the shower and toilet were a weird color. Each unit has it's own air conditioner unit. Ours was dripping water constantly. There's an indoor pool that we didn't get to try and a complimentary continental breakfast that was nothing special. The place is two levels with no elevator, so if you stay here hopefully you won't have any heavy luggage to haul up the stairs. It's right off I-80, which was convenient since we only stopped for a night while driving through the state.

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.

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!

Although we were told they were remodeling, we saw no proof of such thing, unless you count the…read morefurniture sitting behind the motel in the rain. Check in was easy and the keeper was polite and accommodating as we needed 2 beds instead of one. The rooms are a mismatch of furnishings and some lighting was without knobs to turn it on. There was a mysterious splatter of what appeared to be vomit all down the bed skirt, as well as on the side of the night table. The sheets did not fit the bed, they were to small and continued to slide off the corners all night. The shower curtain is beyond washing and needs to be replaced due to mold and various mystery stains along the bottom. The shower stall itself has some kind of stuck in liner attached to the bottom and was very stained and dirty around the edges. The basket of shampoos and lotions were a mismatched collection appearing to be from other motels. The towels and wash cloths were extremely stained and not the least bit soft to the touch. If they are remodeling they had best step up the remodel to include the entrance which appears to be a huge collection of dining tables and sofas. Don't expect continental breakfast, it is boxes of cereal, and warm milk on the counter, along with toaster waffles removed from a large bag and placed in zipper baggies. The coffee isn't worth drinking either. All in all stay somewhere else, actually anywhere else.

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. ‍

A bit of a change up in the buffet! No more Sunday evening…read morebuffet in Feb 2026. But they have added Wednesday lunch and evening buffet! No theme yet for Wednesday as of the 11 Feb 2026... But if they do it as an American night that could go over well! I wish they had the buffet like back in 2000. 24 hours a day 7 days a week. loved the red eye buffet that 11pm to 4 am buffet hit the spot when traveling.

Lucky's Bar & Grill - We went here for breakfast. It was a very good breakfast of Lucky's…read moreGrandpa's and a Supreme Skillet. Our server told us the kitchen was short handed so may take longer. It did take longer but since we were warned it wasn't bad.