Pretty fancy! We…read morehad a sales meeting and when it was announced that it would be in Muscatine IA....well, I didn't expect much. I stand corrected as this hotel is VERY nice. My room was large, clean and thoughtfully decorated. There was a soaking tub plus a nice shower stall, along with good quality toiletries. It was quiet and I was able to sleep well. Amenities wise, we had meeting here and the catering was "fine". The staff was super nice. Overall, if you have to go to Muscatine, you should probably stay here.

Beautiful hotel with great service all around. The rooms are always well kept and very pleasing to…read morethe eye. The hotel lobby is very pretty and well kept. The staff are very helpful and friendly. While a little expensive, the hotel restaurant is delicious and has never disappointed.

Strawberry farms is an incredible bed and breakfast. I have uploaded pictures I took while I was…read morethere, but I want yelp-ers to know that I saw several other rooms there, all of which included an attached bathroom and were larger than my room. I suppose those more luxurious rooms were more expensive than mine, but I loved my room. They all have closets and a tv. The bed and breakfast is clean and charming. It is a large house and has a very large living room, computer room, kitchen, dining room, a screened porch, and family room. If my count is correct, I believe they have five bedrooms, some of which are large an have multiple beds and a couple have a single bed. The b&b is filled with beautiful decor. The owners, Linda and Karl Reichert, are lovely people who welcomed my whole party with warmth and delicious food. They make amazing breakfasts. The day before, you are given a menu for a three course breakfast. You choose what you'd like for each course. The first course is a fresh fruit bowl, the second is a bread course, such as homemade scones or muffins, and the third is an entree, such as pancakes or egg concoctions. All of their food was homemade from scratch. The scones were the best I've ever had in my life. Linda told me she shares recipes and gave me her scone recipe. The yard is fantastic. They have a gazebo, apple and walnut trees, a flower garden, a vegetable garden, and fruit plants. The fresh fruit you eat in the morning and some ingredients for other dishes come from their own personal garden. There is plenty of room for children to play and pets to run. For entertainment, there are tvs in every room and in the family room, there is a dart board, they have board games, and Muscatine is only a ten minute drive. This bed and breakfast is everything a b&b should be. The home is wonderful, the yard is gorgeous, the food is delicious and the people are fantastic. I would recommend strawberry farms to anyone and everyone.

I was riding my motorcycle cross-country during the hottest 2 days in 2012 (July 6 & 7). I was…read moreplanning to camp near Muscatine, but bailed to this B&B. I felt SO LUCKY to have found this place. The hosts were like family and sat me down to have some sherbet as soon as I arrived. (I likely looked a bit heat damaged!) My room was upstairs in the house was large with a bath. The breakfast was very tasty. I particularly liked that all the guests sat at the same table. Traveling alone makes this feature a real delight.

The staff was friendly, but when I complained about ants in bathroom she came and tried to mop and…read moresaid call me if they came back, well they did. I did get moved but in the morning was told it was because previous person had a dog with pet food. Well I didn't and no food in room so it should have been clean before I got checked in. The bathrooms are very cramped and fyi do not walk on carpet without socks. Also walls very thin, heard the fan from downstairs all night.

OK hotel if you have to be in Muscatine…read more I'm comparing this to other hotels, not just against Muscatine hotels. If you arrive after regular business hours a lot of the time the front door will be locked, and you have to knock to find the front desk employee to let you in. The rooms are fine, nothing great. TVs are old tube TVs but they do have HBO and about 50 channels for you to view. Most rooms(not sure if all) do have refrigerators and microwaves, so that is a bonus. After popping my head down on the bed, I got an overwhelming bleach scent from the sheets. All of the linens were clean, but rough and smelled terribly of bleach. I do obviously want my sheets cleaned, but it was pretty bad. Overall, if you are in Muscatine this might be your best bet, and you can get down to about $60 if you shop around.

Clean quiet room. Desk staff friendly. Building could use an update, but good price. I would stay…read morehere again. Close to restaurants and gasoline.

I'm good with it. Rooms were clean, personnel are personable and helpful, swimming pool was like…read morebathwater, tho the tiles in the room could use a little refreshing. Bountiful complimentary hot breakfast with waffles, eggs, sausage, biscuits and gravy, breakfast breads, fruit, yogurt, juices, coffee, serving stations were kept full and spotless. Workout room, pay laundry and elevator. I paid a bit more than I probably should have because I went thru a third-party site instead of booking online at their site. Live and learn. The motel is surrounded by restaurants, fast food, major grocery store, all within walking distance. If I'm through Muscatine again, I'll stop!

We had a decent stay here. Two adults. King bed with a whirlpool tub…read more Room was clean and appeared kept up. Property and parking lot as a whole were decent. Free breakfast is available if you want to take advantage of it.... Lots of available breakfast options nearby. Diners and fast food, Starbucks and a Dunkin'. It's no Marriott, but... We'd stay here again if we needed a room in the area. One thing that was a little frustrating was there was never anyone at the front desk. Both times we ended up picking up the land line on the counter and dialing 0 to get anyone's attention.

We had reservations to stay in the Honeymoon Studio Suite with a jetted tub/jacuzzi & fireplace in…read moreSeptember for two nights. We get there around 7 to 8pm after traveling all day & my wife's back was sore & hurting and she was wanting to use the jacuzzi in our room. The front desk clerk checked us in with our credit card. So we go down two long hallways to get to our room & it turns out to be not our room with no jacuzzi or fireplace. So we call the front desk & tell them that they gave us the wrong room & the same front desk clerk that had just checked us in 5 minutes earlier, she says the jacuzzi in the Honeymoon Suite that we was suppose to have was broken. Now why didn't the front desk clerk tell us that before we checked in ??? My wife was getting pi$$ed off that the hotel didn't call or send us an email to tell us about our jacuzzi room not working. So luckily enough they did cancel our reservation & so that night we went to a different hotel in town that had a jacuzzi room. I'd stay at some other hotel than the AmericInn in Muscatine Iowa.

The room was large with a round table with two chairs and a huge corner desk for any work you might…read moreneed to do. Three bed was comfortable. The remote for the TV didn't work. There were kids running up and down the halls at 8pm. I called the front desk to complain and they stopped. Then at 11, someone else was yelling. The noise from the major street outside was a lot. Three pillows were pretty bad, lumpy with no support. The towels were kinda shredded and old and the tub dripped all night. The breakfast was pretty lacking, the only thing left at 9am were bread and biscuits and no butter. But the waffle maker was good to go. And the floor in the kitchen area was exceptionally sticky. I'm not expecting this to be the Ritz. But it was loud and a little run down.

DO NOT STAY HERE OR ANYWHERE IN MUSCATINE IOWA. Car broke down and Super 8 was close. After taking…read morethe money the clerk said check-in isn't until 3pm and I had to pay $15 to get a room now. I had no estimate on car yet so I said thank you but I'd wait and sat down in the lobby/guest area and started checking my email. The woman came over and said I could not just sit around and she told me to " go for a walk or something". I told her I had no car, no gloves, a light jacket and wind chill was near zero and it was 5 hours before I could use the room I already paid for (before she would let me into one of the many empty rooms she had); 5 hours would give me frostbite. She was not moved and I had to leave the hotel for 5 hours in the cold. I don't want to go back but I can't change reservations because it's non-refundable. Super 8 means it will be super if 8 of my fingers remain after the frostbite amputations. Heartless cold give as little as possible for the money joke. A group or family has taken over all hotels in this area and being loathed as a customer is now an integral part of staying in a hotel. DO NOT STAY HERE IF BEING LIKED MATTERS TO YOU.

This place has new owners...I have stayed here alot although the past owners were excellent....the…read morenew owners are as well...I would recommend this stay if padding through..

This motel is managed by D G Vashi. I have stayed here on occasion when others were full. A room…read morewill cost you a even $40, no tax, no receipt. What bothers me the most is upon entering a room. You are immediately overcome by a air freshener chemical that makes your eyes water. The beds are broke down to the point of no return. But, what really bothers me is when the management turns off your access to the WiFi. This has happened on every visit here. Don't ask to have them fix it, they won't. Under this management, I give this place a thumbs down and a rating of one. It's not even worth the $40 they charge.