Nice simple remodeled 1970's hotel by an Anglo American. Clean comfortable room with a mini frig…read moreand new air/heating units. NO FUNKY old hotel smell. Excellent view of the river delta from your room. Clean comfortable bed and room. Showers a wee bit cramped and I am a skinny guy. Just out of town if ya need to run in for ice, beer or snacks.

Great staff the breakfast is excellent the cheese and crackers was good the ice cream Social was…read moregood

A well kept secret that should be gotten out there. Guttenberg is a town along the Mississippi…read moreRiver to the north of Dubuque. As such, you have the choice of very expensive B&Bs or this little gem. It is located just as you come into town, on highway 52. It is straight out of the 1940s, with its welcoming patch of petunias, log cabin exterior on the office and chairs outside each room's door, but that is only its exterior and it adds to it charm. The hostess and owner of the hotel, Patty, checks you in with an actual key, not plastic card. My room was a queen bed room that faced the street. I don't know what type of windows she has, but I never heard street noise. The bed is very comfortable with MyPillow pillows, so making them comfortable was a snap. There is a nice sized fridge for yogurt or beer and a clean microwave for warming things. There is also a coffee maker for a morning jolt. The bathroom is small and the location of the a/c unit for the room. The bathroom is completely new and very clean. She provides 4 towels, 3 hand towels and 2 wash cloths as well as shampoo, soap and conditioner. There is a nicely scented air-freshener in there as well. I was happy there was a wall mounted, flat screen TV to relax with as well as a nice table and chair if you wanted to do some writing. The WiFi is strong and reliable. There is not an actual closet, but there is a rod over the fridge where you can hang things. That is also where an extra pillow and blanket can be found. There is a lovely patio/deck at the back of the motel for guest's use. There is a firepit and BBQ grill if you are so inclined or just want to have a glass of wine and relax. The motel is within walking distance of the local Casey's and the Stadium Bar and Grill is right next door. If you are feeling like a good stretch of the legs, the downtown riverwalk is less than half a mile away and the roads are quite safe to walk. I would love to see the colors of the hillside, across the road from it, shows off in the Fall!

Shocked! That is all I can say. We expected the normal "mom and pop" operation when we saw the…read moremotel from the road. We only stopped because there was a restaurant next door. The owner, I presume, checked us in and assured us we would be happy with the room. We opened the door and immediately you could smell the "clean". What a nice room! Two nice firm beds, a refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker and more than enough space. Highly recommend if you are in Guttenberg!

Make reservations for this Hotel, their occupancy rate is among the highest in the city. Clean,…read moremodern, well staffed, friendly, and very comfortable. But the best part is their breakfast. While the room rates are moderate and competitive, the breakfast is five star. My wife and I have stayed in this hotel several times and never been disappointed. There are all of the normal amenities, Cheese and crackers, Ice cream, and fresh chocolate chip cookies are often provided in the lobby. We will continue to periodically return.

They are very hospitable providing snacks and ice cream, games, fresh made omelets and more! 100%…read morewould stay here again

The Old Jail and FIrehouse Guest Suite is a a one-room suite complete with kitchen, dining area,…read morequeen bed, day bed/trundle and small fold-out bed. There is a quiet courtyard as well. When we arrived in McGregor, we were immediately greeted by Richard and Charlene who made sure we parked in a safe location. Richard helped with our bags. As we entered the suite, our senses are bombarded with an Americana motif taken to the nth degree. Almost every square inch is decorated by images and pictures of the old jail and firehouse. The Palucci's will fill you in on the history of the jail and some interesting stories. in addition, there are old trickets and toys representing firemen and the jail theme. Charlene's father was a fireman in Chicago and she has a tribute of him displayed in the kitchen area. Just about every square inch of this room is covered with something. Even the ceiling is wallpapered. If you have sensitivity to sensory overload then this is definitely not the place for you. But, if you appreciate the time and care that went into trying to make this one-room reflect the history of the town, then you will really appreciate the decor and ambiance. Although not officially a Bed and Breakfast, the Palucci's have generously stocked the fridge with pastries and cinnamon rolls, milk, juice, jellies, etc. The pantry has coffee, teas, and snacks. Richard and Charlene have gone out of their way to make sure you can make your way through all the switches and amenities that the place has to offer. In fact, they have written directions for EVERYTHING in the room. There are directions for which light switch is for which area of the room, how to turn the key to open the door, how long to keep the A/C running. You'll either find it endearing or eccentric. Another consideration is the location to Main Street. The room itself if just feet from Main Street and the Mississippi River is only about 4 blocks. But, with the big picture window open, all passerby's can see in. Not a big deal since you can close the blinds for privacy (there's even a note on how to do that). Overall, we really enjoyed our visit at the Old Jail and Firehouse Guest Suite. We found it clean and comfortable. We really appreciated the friendliness and care from RIchard and Charlene. We would definitely stay there again!

I agree with every word of the above review. We were in utter shock when we saw how great this…read moreplace was and how the owners have gone out of their way to FULLY stock the place. It was awesome!

We stayed three nights in Sadie's cabin. It is a charming little place. The cabin was clean if a…read morebit chilly after several days of below normal temperatures. I would recommend that the mattress be replaced with one that is more supportive.

Great place to stay, very affordable and unique place. The owner made us breakfast that was truly…read moreamazing and sat and talked with us like we were long lost friends! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!

Lucy doesn't like walk ins or when patrons don't have reservations or inquire about handicapped…read morerooms. She rudely described the 2 rooms possible then said they were around $170. Google had the hotel listed for $104. Big difference. Lucy refused to honor it and I was told I had to go through a 3rd party to get that price. Which according to Lucy could take minutes to hours to show up on their system. Surprise - it took hours and they refused to give us a key even though they had all of our info and a confirmation number. There's literally 2 cars in the parking lot. It's not like they should be turning down customers. My husband got involved and she was rude to him. If we weren't so exhausted from driving and the trouble and money already invested in the non refundable reservation we would have gone elsewhere. Had we known about the noise and lights we would have. Every room has earplugs for a reason! You can throw a rock and hit a train and a gas station. Train blows its horn at least every half hour right outside the hotel. The only gas station in town is right outside your window. Lovely view of glaring lights through the curtains that don't close properly. Every truck and motorcycle (which is everyone) with no muffler takes off like a bat out of hell with absolutely no regard for any possible people either in the hotel or in any other building. Barney Fife hides up the hill and nabs everyone rolling through the stop sign right outside your window. Two tv remotes and neither controls the obnoxious volume then wouldn't shut the tv off. We just unplugged it. Nothing about this hotel is worth the full price. Nothing is worth any discounted price. Do yourself a favor and go anywhere else!

Staff was friendly, town was quiet, rooms was fine. There is a train that goes right by the hotel…read moreoften, they do supply ear plugs if needed. Parking lot is small. Pike peak is close by if you'd like an easy hiking trails and an over view of the Mississippi and Wisconsin rivers

Jo the receptionist was very blunt and acted like she was put out when trying to engage in any type…read moreof conversation (directions to room, restaurant recommendations, no reciept). Terrible customer service on her part. I've worked with public my whole career, and this is an example of lack of training, Terrible attitude, or just there for a pay check. Everything else was fine including other employees.

A very nice property, and very conveniently located between Cedar and Dubuque…read more I'm only deducting one star because the woman who checked us in was a bit gruff. She was professional, but kind of cool and not particularly friendly or conversational when I attempted to engage about the local area, the hotel, etc. The other reason for a one star deduct is that there is just about nothing else conveniently located to the hotel. Food, etc, you are basically on your own. No restaurants or anything. Each of those things merit a half star deduction in my mind, total of one down. I'd stay again. Likely it had just been a long day for the person checking us in. The room was very nice, clean, etc. Excellent access to the highway. 4/5 for sure, which is pretty good.

Dear YELP Readers,…read more This is what I wrote to Ramona of Le Fevre Inn and Resort in Galena IL after the 4 Sista Girls Spent a wonderful Weekend retreat there !!!! The Sista Girl Club Can't Wait to Go BACK to LeFevre Inn & Resort and Galena given it's awesome scenic, quaint, friendly, and culturally diverse surroundings. It started about 6 months out when the owner Ramona responded to my many inquiries quickly and with great suggestions and discounts. We actually spent Friday, October 6 through Sunday, October 8th, 2017 there which was in the middle of the County Fair which was an unexpected added bonus. The ~ 3 hour drive was priceless as we drove up to paradise. The photos don't give it justice; the Gazebo, Pavilion, outdoor fire pit, indoor fire place, and our all equipped cozy inn with the cute balcony and "BAR" : that's another story for another time ;) and private parking was more than accommodating. Even the cloudy, misty, partly sunny, 60 to 70 degree weather didn't deter the four of us from having a great time. The quick easy 2 x a day drive into Galena downtown was full of wonderful surprises starting with Denise and our highly recommended Tri-State Trolley one hour tour back into Historical time and our driver/tour guide Johnny was full of character, fun facts, and great stories. Shopping at Poopsies for sum thin sum thin you never thought you would want; you'll get IT when you get there;was hilarious and the sales people jumped in to make us feel HAPPY and the discounts were priceless. Brunch at tasty Las Aztecas and Dinner at the Famous Fried Green Tomatoes was fabulous with quick friendly, service, cozy welcoming ambience, plenty of food, and huge variety of drinks. Twice we just had to stop and return to Galena's River Wine and Cheese where owners Bryon and Julie and the gang treated us special; great free tasting of wine, cheese, olive oils, dips...specially made. We did leave a lil sum thin sum thin behind for y'all to purchase. We will be back and I'm preparing my Sista Girl Scrapbook to share our experience with our family and friends. Love and Hugs, Sistas Belinda/Heart, Sheila/Free, Darlene/Sunshine, and me, Linda "Too Tall"/Happy I would love to try and take advantage of your very generous offer...I will pass this along to the other Sista Girls to see if they can afford it. I may need to pass since I have to pay for a destination wedding in 6 months...for a friend :) Love and Many Hugs, Sista Linda Too Tall Happy PS: Have also shared the Good/G-D news on Trip Advisor too.

Our stay at Le Fevre was pleasant. The innkeeper was welcoming. The room was spacious, and the…read morelocation was calm and peaceful, tucked away at the top of the road with a lovely view. (We did notice a few flies in the room, not a major problem, but worth mentioning). Overall, the experience was satisfactory.

Great place to stay! We were in a pinch with all hotels booked and no place to stay the night. A…read moreroom here was doing some remodeling, rather than turn us away he gave us a great room and a hugely reduced price! Renovations did not affect us at all! Cozy bed with extremely soft pillows! In the morning the free breakfast was the best we have had at any hotel!! Waffles, eggs (real eggs!), sausage (not prefab crap) wide variety of cereals, bagels, cream cheese and the jellies!!! Wow! Must have been homemade locally! Huge variety!. Big selection of of yogurts! Fresh fruit and too much more to list! All fresh and tastey! If we ever pass through we will for sure stay here!! Big thank you to the owner for accommodating us in our hour of need!!

Very clean and quiet nicely accommodating that tub and pool are very comfortable would stay there…read moreagain