Communication was by phone but they were very friendly and accommodating…read more Arrival and check-in was easy. Directions to amenities were clear. We just had a tent so nothing fancy and we didn't use electricity, but our stay was pleasant.

This is a VERY well maintained campground. The grass was cut, the bathroom and showers were clean…read more The camp store was nice to have. The staff didn't bother you but were very helpful if you needed something. Though alcohol is officially allowed, there were no loud parties or guests. This is predominantly an RV and trailer campground (with a lot of seasonals), we tented with some friends that had an RV (horse camping). A great place to go.

A tour of this beautiful bed-and-breakfast packed full of gorgeous antiques and Christmas decor…read morewill surely get you in the Christmas spirit. The Lund family was so welcoming and accommodating. It was a fun way to spend an afternoon with my sister.

Great 3 night stay when we were in town for a concert. Owners are great and accommodating, great…read morebreakfast...

Was in the park to go on the Mystery Cave tour and see Historic Forestville. We decided to go on a…read morehike and walked along the a river trail. The park is a perfect way to spend a summer day!

This review is about the park area only not the Mystery Cave which is further down the road…read more Start with the unfortunate news, the walking bridge to the historic town of Forestville was closed. I did read about that in the state's info about the park ahead of time. I picked up a map at the office and was told there is a stone walking bridge at marker 8. More bad news on the trail. The field and location maps show markers on the trail but the numbers didn't correspond with the ground signs as many were missing. I just couldn't find the temporary bridge, or marker 8, but took a decent hike on the other trails. The park isn't as scenic as others but there is a variety of trails from easy to difficult, which is what I like. Some steep hills will test your true endurance. Driving out about another 1/2 mile I see more trails I missed, lo leads to marker 8.

Courteous and attentive staff. Room was very clean and comfortable. They even left a note to make…read morecoffee early (5:00 a.m.) for me.

I was once again here for a few days with pretty much the same breakfast as I remembered from last…read moretime except this time, they had Canadian bacon or what seemed like it anyway. It could have also just been ham, but regardless, it was not too bad. I also tried breakfast potatoes that I do not remember seeing last time. These were alright too. Due to the hotel being busier than my last visit, the food ran out quicker and took some time to replenish. There was also big cinnamon rolls present that I did not try, but they looked very sweet.

RARE GEM of SERVICE and QUALITY beyond the EXCEPTIONAL rates!…read more Echoing the other 5 star reviews already here and on Google: I called as I rolled into town very late at night and I was provided excellent and positive service even though I'm certain I woke them up. It was easy to find and easy to navigate with my truck and trailer in tow. The place was warm and cozy in frigid weather. It was also incredibly quiet which is a HUGE concern for my sensory sensitivities and stress level. While the decor is dated, I woke to realize the place was absolutely spotless in every nook and cranny with crisp pressed sheets. Too many times in my extensive travels, I've experienced the opposite. Anyone who provides me coffee cake for breakfast has just earned BFF status, imho! I felt welcome, safe, cozy, and well taken care of by the owners who CLEARLY take pride in their OUTSTANDING job! Such a delight to encounter in these overwhelming times. My tremendous thanks!

Clean, spacious and pet friendly. Accommodated a super late check in after a loooooong day of…read moredriving. Would definitely come back.

Mixed review for me. I went on a historical tour last year as the haunted tour was full. That was…read morereally good, I learned a lot about the city, history, lots of cool sites that I would have never found on my own. My cousin who lives in town didn't know 1/2 the stuff we learned. We marked our calendars to come back for the haunted tour. Dr. Hawk takes it a bit serious for me, I was asked/told to stop talking twice (I was whispering with my cousin while masked, it was not loud). It is clear that Dr. Hawk expected everyone to sit and listen attentively to her for the full tour, I am an adult and paid for the experience as things come up I think it should be ok to quietly talk to my companion. The cemetery visits were very interesting, some good info/stories and that was fun. I believe that there is something out there but not sure how much in ghosts and some of the ghost hunting equipment and trying to talk to the spirits was a little out there for me, others seemed to enjoy it, and it was only a smaller portion of the tour. The covid practices were very good, hand sanitizer as you enter the trolley, masks covering nose and mouth. Hoped for some more stories and a little less ghost hunting. Entertaining unique night out

Very historical tour loved it. Very informative staff. Thanks guys. Good job. AZ Gregread more

Signs are confusing.. it says baggage claim on the right but you can't turn right and have to go…read moreleft.. then baggage claim board says no terminal for the luggage.. we' had the TSA guy tell us where to go. The family bathroom was disgusting. I did take my phone in it was that bad and decided to wait to get to the hotel. Friendly staff but they need to work on signage

Years ago, I had two phone interviews with two different folks for a position at IBM in Rochester,…read moreMN. I did well that I got an in-person interview. The company paid for my logging, car rental, and flights between Winnipeg (YWG) and Rochester (RST), through Minneapolis-Saint Paul (MSP). I flew in late at night. Both flights were on time. It's quite the size change between the three airports. MSP Terminal 1 is perhaps twice the size of YWG. RST is maybe a third of YWG. RST is a small airport. It has two runways. Delta and American Airlines fly out of it, with the occasional Sun Country flight here and there. Why is it an international airport? It's due to the Mayo Clinic roughly 10 km north of this airport. It's considered a hub for Mayo Clinic MedAir. Dignitaries would often fly into RST to get care at the Mayo Clinic when I was a resident of Rochester. RST is barely in Rochester. It's next door to Stewartville, which is a rather small city. These days, the latter city is famous for Jimmy's salad dressings and dips. I remember trying to drive northbound for the first time from the airport to the north end of Rochester. It was pitch-black. I had high beams on my rental car all the way until I finally had street lights on highway 63. I recently returned to this airport to check it out. It is nicer than when I was a resident of Rochester. There are clear signs indicating where to go to check in to a flight (ticketing) and where baggage claim was. I remember flying home to Winnipeg after the interview. There was a roof leak at the terminal. There was a huge bucket sitting on the carpeted floor. I am hoping that the roof has been fixed. It's one of the lasting impressions that I have of this airport. Parking remains cheap. It's a $60 maximum parking for a week. The daily maximum is $10. I last parked here over the Christmas holidays eons ago. I returned on New Year's Day to a ton of snow on my car and took some time to clear it off. Good times! For car rentals, you get Avis, Budget, Enterprise, and National. There was clear labelling to fetch your car from the rental parking lot. I remember clearing security quickly. It's an advantage flying out of a small airport. It feels more efficient dealing with a smaller set of travellers. I don't recall ever getting any food or drinks when I flew out of RST. I don't think there's a major eatery. It doesn't matter. There has been more development in the area, from hotels to eateries. You'd probably do better getting food nearby before flying out. It was nice to drop by and see this airport again. I did a lot of reminiscing. It's definitely a much improved airport since I was last here as a traveller who resided in Rochester. (164)

Museum review (not event space): I had the museum all to myself. That definitely makes the…read moreexperience nicer! The house is absolutely wonderful. Lots of furnishings still exist in the home and you get a real feel for what it might've been like. You also get a little bit of history of the Hormel family and the empire of SPAM (and more) he built! Definitely a nice complement to the SPAM Museum just down the street. Holly (or was it Molly?) was an absolute sweetheart in starting me off on the tour with some information about the house and history and apologizing for a non-existent FedEx mess. Thanks! COVID notes: Yes, they are open during coronavirapocalypse. For $5 you can do a self-guided tour. You can pick up a booklet or just read the information provided room to room, your choice.

What a beautiful home, I really liked this self guided tour, you will be greeted when you enter…read morethe home, $5 per person. You get a brochure with info on each room. There is an area in the back of house that is newer, they rent out for events. Very beautiful spaces.