Stopped at the bistro for the first time for a quick breakfast, order the avocado toast . I'm…read moreextremely disappointed with what I was served. There were no roasted tomatoes, pickled red onions, just a thin, small piece of bread with a few pieces of arugula for est. $ 13+ tax. Total epic failed. AVOCADO TOAST avocado | extra virgin olive oil | whole grain toast | sea salt pickled red onions | roasted tomatoes | hard-cooked egg lemon dressed arugula

Fair. Service is fair. There are two front desk people that are amazing. The Bistro staff are…read moreunderwhelming. The rooms are your typical Marriott mess. They do not honor your Bonvoy points... one of the better places to stay but my expectations are higher with Marriott.

Lots about this resort was wonderful. The river view, the fishing, the owners, the neighbors in…read moretheir trailers many of whom seem to be there permanently for the summer, the cleanliness of the cabins and grounds, the window air conditioner and the closeness to two restaurants in Stoddard (200 yds). Plus it was only 25 minutes to La Crosse. But two drawbacks made me rate this as just average. First, you are RIGHT NEXT to a major rail line. Most days at least 50 trains a day go by with horn a'blowing. No exaggeration. In truth, very quickly I got used to it and they didn't bother me or my sleep. But that may not be true for others Second. The cabins are very small. Our two bedroom cabin had two very small bedrooms separated by a curtain. One room had a TV but no place to sit and watch it. And the bedroom alignment made it impossible to comfortably watch it from bed. But my main issue was the living area. The small kitchen and a small kitchen table and cabin entrance were it. No room for a sofa or easy chair from which to gaze out through the picture window to the river. You could sit on the pleasant porch as long as it's not too hot or the bugs don't drive you indoors. If you want the cabin just for eating and sleeping and then you leave for the rest of the day, this cabin is okay. But, if like me, you like to read and watch the river through the big window, not so much.

Best place to stay in the area hand down! If you're a fisherman or hunter this is your spot!read more

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.

Well maintained paddle boat which deserves high marks. From launch to meal service, staff was…read morefriendly and welcoming. About a 2 hour ride in total. Highly recommend!

The house is beautiful and functional. We have made this an annual trip for my sisters and I…read more We go and visit Watkins spice, local wineries and have time to relax and spend with each other. The house is big enough for five sleeping areas that are private. A functional patio for breakfast outside. Easy parking.

As long as you have a vehicle, you are set with staying here. I was the only guest at the Inn last…read morenight so I had the entire place to myself. It was lovely being able to play the baby grand piano and the area is quiet and extremely peaceful. It is situated on the edge of town, across from Saint Mary's University of Minnesota, which is where I was headed after my stay. It's within 5 minutes of Lake Winona and about 10 minutes from downtown. My room had two twin beds, which was fine. The entire place was incredibly well kept and clean. I will definitely be back!

Lack of food options. One half ass USO that have MREs. Main restaurant that's closed most of the…read moretime (especially with cancelled flights). Not cool if you have to be there for a bit before you can go through security.

Small regional airport with excellent customer service and facilities. I use a wheelchair and they…read morewere knowledgeable, helpful and efficient dealing with my situation. I couldn't really ask for more.

Went to the campground last night, Saturday for their Campfire Concert Series pt 2.on what my…read moreweather app said would be the most perfect night. I had emailed earlier n the week to inquire about attending the gig despite not being a camper? Owner Jamie had responded it was open to the public. As we turned in we were too busy looking off in the distances to notice that the stage was RIGHT there next to the Camp Store and just steps from the parking lot! When we sauntered up with our chairs we were pleasantly surprised to see a ring of a dozen chairs around a fire pit. There were even a couple of food trucks in the parking lot, what a wonderful offering. Also took in the sights of the tall sunflowers in a... are those tomatoes? Is that a garden? Along the wall of the Store was all bikes; I didn't inquire if they were rentals or just for any camper to use; regardless a nice offering. While the band was soundchecking I took notice of a woman setting up paints on the two picnic tables n front of the Store... a kids or family activity, flag making? How fun! It was time for the set to start.... the vocalist gave a shout out to owners Jamie and Ann. Jamie took to the microphone to welcome everyone and talk about the campground and how it gives back. I apologize I don't recall all that was said or the definitions. He mentioned the community garden and hat if the crops are laying on the table, help yourself. The campground is part of the SHIP Grant..,so it gets money from the state for the garden and to host these events; despite possibly not being accurate in my description it was an interesting and lovely note. So my review isn't about actually camping but.... if I were to get back in to camping, Prairie Island would be on the top of my list!! From my seat I could see the Fish Cleaning house, a bathroom and the river. Thank you Prairie Island for an enjoyable outdoor event in the most welcoming of venues and wonderful hospitality! As I scanned around during soundcheck... I appreciated that once the gig began you brought out a hat on a racket for band tips! Then mid-show a guy picked it up and brought it around for people to put in their money; very cool. Don't skip past Prairie Island if you're looking for an outdoor getaway.....this place definitely had the nostalgia pumping hard for my youth and all the camping my parents had us doing all summer long. Thank you for all he emotions Prairie Island... last night was hello but certainly not good-bye.....it was... I will be back....to stay and take in all your beuty and offerings.

This past weekend was my first weekend camping here but also my first weekend camping ever... *cue…read morethe gasps* I don't know how I've gone all my life without camping once but yet I have. Aside from being eaten alive by mosquitos and chased around by a pesky wasp all weekend, it was a good time! Though, I would accredit this to having awesome company. The site wasn't what I expected it to be when I arrived. I was expecting more green grass, more trees, and an abundance of tents. However, there was a lack of greenery and more trailers, campers, and RVs than tents - which was a bit disappointing. It seemed like people live there during the summer because their sites were well established and decorated. The campsite has a general store with the essentials but I'm not sure if prices were reasonable or not. What wasn't reasonable was that firewood was $10 per bundle... As for other prices, I believe that they charge you per night and per tent, as well as for electricity if you choose to use it. We were only charged $140 for the weekend - there were 14 of us, we had five medium-large tents, one camper, bought two firewood bundles, and used electricity. However, we weren't charged for much aside from firewood and a couple of tents. Not sure if the owners didn't realize we had extra tents/used electricity or they were just being nice. The best part of campsite was that there were showers and actual toilets in addition to outhouses and porta-potties on site. I'm a huge germaphobe so this was a relief - which now that I think about it, this is probably the reason why I've never gone camping... Overall, not a bad experience but we'll probably go somewhere else next time.

Yikes! I have visited the Charmant once a week for 3 years. Today I have to give this establishment…read more2 stars. For many reasons. The bar and restaurant is closed again, leaving the only option the rooftop. Last week I visited the roof top and found they didn't anticipate the weekend of activities in La Crosse. Every time we asked for a simple cocktail, it was oh we don't have cranberry juice up here,or simple syrup like it was unattainable?? It was like everyone was grumpy, like they were annoyed. I take this to mean the management is sloppy and the wait staff has to constantly improvise. It's not like the hotel has 24 floors? Asked for shaved Parmesan, for the pizza. The bar service acted like I was asking for moon cheese! Grudgingly they said no we don't have any here in the rooftop bar. At this point I noticed the manager standing sentinel and rather arrogant, stating that he "doesn't like cheese ", so I guess nobody does?

We had a great time at the rooftop terrace! We went around 3pm and it was pretty busy. It was…read moresmaller than expected but a nice rooftop to hangout at. All the drinks were delicious so you can't go wrong. Service was prompt even though it was busy and really kind. Such a fun place to go to!

We stayed two nights in the Presidential Suite. The room was clean, beds extremely comfortable and…read more heavy duty whirlpool relaxing. The farm has disc golf, hiking trails and llama to feed. The breakfast that Donna fixed us was delicious and very healthy. We will definitely stay here again and enjoy the beautiful grounds.

We had an outstanding stay at the resort in June. The service from Donna and her staff were…read moregreat, especially the fresh breakfasts. We and our golden retriever felt welcome throughout the resort. We loved the Lammas and the dog play area. The grounds were beautifully maintained. We would definitely recommend the resort for anyone looking for a pet friendly getaway.