Classic spot in historic Stillwater that oozes East Coast charm. We came here the night after Christmas for a quiet dinner with the family, and it was nearly private dining. Here's what makes this place a winner: 1) charming ambiance (I'm a sucker for portraits of George Washington, what can I say?) 2) my first encounter with spaetzle (german egg noodles) I'm a fan! From now on every future spaetzle I eat will be held up and compared to those of the Lowell Inn. 3) Creme Brulee that is among the best I've had anywhere. 4) Mushroom soup that likewise is among the best I've tried. Overall the rest of the food at Lowell Inn is solid. Entrees were all generously portioned, nicely plated, and most importantly, tasty! But there are a few misses, namely the appetizers and salads. What we ate: STARTERS Beet salad -- I've had better and I'm pretty sure the beets came out of a can and then were diced. Cheese fondue -- I'm not a big fondue fan so maybe I'm the wrong person to ask, but I don't think this was all that good. The veggies were cold and so when dunked in the hot cheese it was an odd combination (hot on the outside, cold in the middle). Escargot -- my favorite of the apps we tried, but just about anything tastes good if you put enough butter and garlic on them. ENTREES Duck a la Orange -- Nicely prepared, good portion, and flavorful sauce Proscuitto wrapped chicken -- I didn't try it, but it looked moist and succulent. Beef Wellington -- Not something you see on every menu and quite tasty! Also a generous portion. Stuffed Pork Tenderloin -- the highlight here was the side of spaetzle. I could have eaten a plate of these! DESSERT Creme Brulee -- The creme had a lovely almond flavor and was among the best I've had -- definitely get this! Molten Lava Chocolate Cake - Nothing too memorable about this one. Did I mention the Creme Brulee? I'd come here again in a heart-beat -- would be especially nice for a brunch. read more

We had 17 of our family in the Matterhorn Room for gourmet fondu prior to New Years. It was a great evening. We chose to pair the wines with each course. Service was fantastic and personal. Highly recommend to those who want to have a relaxing dinner. Sauces were great! read more

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A great tradition is flourishing again. Forget the negative reviews, the Lowell Inn menu is delightful, and business is surging, even after 90 years. The best Beef wellington I have ever had (and I have eaten it at the long-gone Bakery Restaurant in Chicago, where it was first created). Thee Sunday brunch is fantastic and only $15.99. But the signature dish is Sauteed Chicken Livers, whether as an entree or an appetizer. I would add to this a wonderful and charming service. Doesn't get better. The building and furnishing are unique--the Matterhorn room was hand carved over several years. If you need a plain room with Ikea furnishings stay away. read more

Sadly, the food can't live up to the hype here. Had the lunch special, a parm-crusted chicken thingie which was just gross. Clearly a pre-prepped frozen chix breast, and overcooked at that. tough, stringy, unappealing. Came with an anemic salad of the iceberg variety, and a handful of flaccid fries. Really, more than anything, it was just sad. Nothing on my friends' plates looked much better, to tell the truth. We got a few desserts to pass around, but those, too, were uninspired (and several looked to have arrived fresh from Costco). The grapes in brown sugar are apparently a local favorite. Floating in yogurt, i found them goopy and strange. the ambiance is .... historic, and actually has some potential (but could use some "freshening"). wait staff is strangely amateurish. I mean, they seemed to be trying hard, but falling short. this could really be a great place, and perhaps once it was. But right now it's merely overpriced and piss-elegant. For the money, there are way better options in the area. read more

Scallops and walleye were fantastic! The rest was pretty good, but overall, the quality didn't quite reflect the price. read more

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I was very excited to come try the food at Lowell Inn, but was somewhat disappointed. I heard a lot of good things, but perhaps I came on an off day. I went there for a business lunch. I ordered the roasted beet salad. When it came out, it didn't have any beets! When I told the server, she looked confused. She took my plate and the chef just threw on a handful of cut up beets. I don't think they were fresh, it seemed like they were canned or jarred beets. My guest also had items missing from his plate. He did say that the staff didn't seem to be on there usual A game. I will return, but I don't have high hopes. Besides the missing main item to my dish, it was average. It was something I could have easily made myself at home. read more

We ended up having our family Christmas this past weekend, due to some people coming from out of state and not being available closer to the holidays. We set up a reservation for around 40 and they put us in a nice room that adjoined to the main dining hall. When we arrived we all congregated in the main foyer, which is beautifully decorated in Victorian-esque furniture and fixtures. It looked very formal, but was quite comfortable. They brought out coffee and cream while we waited. After the majority of our party arrived, they took us back to our dining room which was beautifully set up for our party. With the size of our group we chose to go ahead and partake in the beautiful brunch that they offer on Sundays. It saved the kitchen staff as well as all of us our sanity. The brunch was a nice spread, with something for everyone. It ranged from your standard bacon, eggs and sausage, to steak, walleye and roasted pork. It was beautiful with the fresh salads and fruits as well. I have to say that the walleye was super dried out, I think that was the only complaint. The dessert table caught my eye! Big beautiful scratch made eclair! Yes please! Between the ambiance and the food, I would definitely go back! I am thinking it might be fun to stay in the hotel as well! read more

A Sunday Brunch at Lowell Inn was a holiday event when I was a kid. Fast forward 30 years, and now my family has been enjoying an occasional Sunday Buffet brunch for no other reason than we love a brunch buffet. The Lowell Inn is a hit with us! Sure, it's a bit of a drive all the way to Stillwater, but the food and price makes up for it. You start with a variety of breakfast meats, scrambled eggs, cheesy hash browns, french toast, berry blintzes, but the highlight for us the the carved NY Strip and the other rotating entrees. There's also fruit, salads, soup and a few other things on the big buffet table. We all love the dessert table filled with various slices of cakes and pies. You might this think this is a special-occasion-only brunch destination, or one not for the kids, but think otherwise. The staff is welcoming, the food is fresh, and who doesn't like to feel a little classy in a historical building while they eat?!? I read more

I ate my first escargot at the Lowell Inn in the 1960's. (I never stopped loving the dish) I returned to Stillwater for a visit and had to stay there. I loved everything about it. The food, rooms and staff. If you want cookie cutter this isn't the place for you. However, if you seek different and old world charm this is the place. read more

We stayed here for our anniversary. When we arrived the lobby and restaurant looked well kept. After about 5 minutes of standing at the counter waiting with no one there we got checked in. I think this was because the summer help was in short supply at this point. So not a big deal. I will admit the journey from the front desk to our room raised concerns. Neither of use has stayed at this type of hotel before. The room was exactly as the pictures described it online! The bed, shower, sink and toilet all share a common area. I hope your comfortable around the other guest with you! All togather it was a enjoyable stay! The parking ramp is nice so you can stay parked and walk around town. My only complaint is the mattress! Ours was hard! I think that for the rate charged a deal could be made with someone for better mattresses than the ironing board that is currently in place! read more

I'd say this place was "delightfully tacky, yet unrefined," but it's not. It's just tacky. It's hard for me to be specific about why, but we just didn't like it. It's too ornate, or something. Being a couple in our late 20s, it left much to be desired. (To be fair, they do have modern rooms, and the staff is friendly.) If I were you, I'd pay little extra and stay closer to the river. Cool little town, though. read more

I am writing today because I want you to know how absolutely unhappy we were with our stay. I do not know where the noise was coming from, either above us or below us. But the noise was that of a chair being pushed across the floor. Not just once, but all night long. From 3:30am until 11:00am when I checked out. It all started about 3:30 AM. We tried calling the front desk at 4:00 AM but there was no answer. I did mention this to the front desk people (man and a woman) at 11:00 AM today when I checked out. They did not seem to care one bit. Actually made an excuse that is would be nearly impossible for noise to travel to the room because there is 16 inches of concrete...somewhere I guess. Anyway, I am just letting you know that it was our last time staying at the Lowell Inn. Too bad really. The first time was 27 years ago when I asked my wife to marry me in Stillwater. Thanks for the memories. (Just not this one) read more

I stayed with a friend on the night of Dec 27, 2017. The room was fine; the meal was fine. When I spoke with my husband( in mpls) before I went to sleep, he told me that, as a romantic gesture, he called the front desk and told the man who answered, that he wanted to pay for our meals with his credit card to surprise us. The man told him that he did not want to do this it was "too much of a bother". Being that there were only three tables filled that night, with my friend and I being the only two women seated ( and we were the last to leave) it would have been very easy for this man at the desk to walk the ten steps over to ask the waiters who "Sandi and Dayna" were. When we checked out the next morning ( Dec 28) I spoke with the man;his attitude was very arrogant, he did not apologize and all he said was ("people in the dining room get "irritated"if you ask to find out who someone is").Well, as I stated, since we had a dinner reservation with our names, that there were such few customers, it would have been VERY EASY...and he basically ruined a sweet little moment. I will never stay at this hotel again because of the callous indifference shown by this employee. And I would certainly NEVER recommend this hotel as a wedding venue...if they cant handle slightly special requests on one of the slowest nights of the year ( Wednesday evening , The second night AFTER Christmas) I would not count on them to be able to be nimble with a more complicated event. Stillwater is great; my experience at the Lowell Inn was not Sandi Stein towerhillgirl@gmail.com read more

Terrible service tonight, burned my medium rare filet mignon steak to a crisp and acted offended when I sent it back. Entire party has eaten except for me. Never ever go to this place!!! Manager "so sorry " I noticed this morning that while my negative review shows up on my phone, it does not show up on others. I would add our main server was unbelievably rude and the manager was simpering read more

Went here for Sunday brunch. First thing I noticed when I walked in was that smell of old carpet. Almost like a musty odor of mold. They jam the tables very close together so when people go get their food they bump into your chair. Food was average. Nothing special. When I received the bill I noticed they tack on a ramp fee of $1.30. I asked the waitress why I was charged a ramp fee when I didnt even park in a ramp. She said the city of Stillwater makes them do that. She told me next time park in the ramp and you will get validated. The reason I parked on the street is because I didnt want to pay a parking fee. Nice of them to let me know in advanced or I would have parked in the ramp. So I got charged for parking any ways. Last time I go to this place again. read more

I had an author event in Stillwater from 4-6. I managed to walk away from a MVA when someone nailed me running a stop sign. That happened between Xmas and New Years. My event was Jan. 4, so still really shook up and pretty out of it. What's scarier than a crash, Basil driving. So this was a great opportunity to go to the Inn that I've never been to, shame on me. The oldest hotel in Stillwater and quite the hub in its day. You WILL feel in a different time, world, century. The outside doesn't exist, which is exactly the state of mind I wanted. We were in a more up to date room cause I wanted handicapped access. It turns out it's right next to the 2nd level entrance in the ramp. The firmest king bed I've experienced in a hotel. The bathroom had a very cold floor. This is the ONLY hotel that had the brains to put a barrier in the shower so the water doesn't get all over the floor. Plus the shower heads, yes one was a separate hand held, were the most beautiful and best sprays I ever had in a hotel. Room lighting was very good and the reading lamps were just right. We had breakfast was wonderful, a perfect eggs benedict and home fries. I even wore a nice shirt because driving clothes would be rude. We actually hung out in front of the fireplace on 2 tall chairs. Very peaceful and comfortable. Yes it was a good feeling to stop and not be in a rush all the time. Plus Candyland didn't open til 10. Definitely want to experience this in the summer. And I think Yelpers should join me. read more

I have been coming to the Lowell Inn somewhat regularly since 1979. It is a beautiful, historic property. That being said--it is an historic property. It does not have the amenities of a new modern hotel--but it has everything we needed--comfortable bed, en suite bathroom, cable TV, WIFI, AC etc. If you are stuck on having a 21st century experience--this is not it. If you appreciate history and ambience, definitely stay here. Staff is accommodating, parking is free,and one is in immediate walking distance of all Stillwater has to offer. read more

Went on a getaway with my daughter around Minnesota. We ended up in Stillwater for the night and wanted to try something different but not a bed and breakfast. When we checked in we thought the decor was awesome. It was like we had stepped into a time forgotten. Very elegant but fun. Not stuffy at all. We were given our key. Yes, an actual key to the room. We went up two flights and looked down the hall. The hallway had rounded corners near the ceiling. The hallway was skinny and long. I felt like we were in the movie The Shining. So fun. We had a king suite. Another neat surprise. It was a very oddly shaped suite that we have never seen anywhere else. You could walk through the bedroom into a hallway, then you are in a living area, go through this living room into another hallway, and then you are back in the bedroom again. The bathroom is in the middle of them all. It sounds crazy when you try to explain it. We would definitely stay in this suite again. Just one block off the main shopping area. The bed was a little hard but perfect for people who like that kind of firmness. Didn't eat there so won't rate the food. read more

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We had our wedding reception at The Lowell Inn in the event center in June 2011. We had about 200 guests and a band and I have to say that it was tight! The space was just not quite big enough (although the size of the skirt on my wedding dress made bumping into things inevitable). The Pros: The food was great. Everyone loved the variety (including my vegetarian guests). The space was beautiful. Very neutral decor complimented our wedding decor nicely. The bar is well located and the bathrooms were big enough to accomodate our guests. We also had access to the patio, which was a great asset to our guests to get away from the noise of the band, take a breather from dancing, or to just add dimension to the space. The Cons: As I mentioned above, the space. They assured us that the capacity was 225. I am so glad we had a few no shows. I have no idea where those extra 25 people would have fit! Also, on the patio, there was this light that kept flashing on and off. It was the weirdest thing. It would be on for 2-3 minutes, then it would go off for a minute or two then it would pop back on. If I wasn't the bride, I probably would have looked into it because it was pretty annoying, but that was really the only thing wrong with the patio. My husband and I actually stayed in one of the new rooms that night too. I can't tell you how nice it was to just go upstairs and go to bed! On the best night of my life, I was more tired than I can ever remember. I don't even think I tok the 89 pins out of my hair! The rooms were clean, modern and had a great balcony looking out over the street. We loved it! read more

This place is beyond Beautiful. The Room was clean and had plenty of Towels. The rooms are not always spacious unless you are in a suite. The staff was prompt and helpful. When I was there, they had two weddings in the hotel. Yet they seemed to be staffed appropriately to assist with everyone. I would recommend this place to anyone! read more

This was possibly the most terrifying, creepiest, outdated and terrible hotel I've ever experienced. First of all, there's no shower. Yes- no shower. Instead of a shower there is an old, disgusting jacuzzi tub in the MIDDLE OF THE ROOM with a shower head attached. So you could stand nude in the middle of a carpeted room and shower yourself. Sounds great. Then- the bathroom. The bathroom was an elevated 2x2 room with windows on each side and curtains for "privacy". And the bathroom door was a clear, shower door that didn't latch. There was 4 inches of open air at the top of the door so any noises or aroma are easily shared with anyone else in the room. The bed felt like what I can only assume prison beds feel like. Whatever you do, please do not stay here. read more

Disappointing experience for a special occasion. Food was overpriced and mediocre. Service was bad - dishes were served at different times, making for awkward moments and lukewarm food. Had to chase down the server for water twice. Server was unkempt and indifferent. Woman behind the counter was unprofessional. Was reading and I had to wait for her in order to ask a question. Would not recommend at all unless someone else is paying. Emailed them twice regarding the above and received no response. Guess they don't need the business. read more

In April of 2014 I put a $30 non-refundable deposit on 11 rooms at the Lowell Inn for guests at my sons wedding held on New Year's Eve. At that time all room rates were posted on line. All in all our family and friends rented approximately 22 of the 35 some rooms in the hotel. In addition we arranged for a breakfast for 60 people in one of their banquet rooms. A few weeks before the wedding I went to the hotel to check on final arrangements. At which time the manager printed out a list of rooms and charges. The charges were the same as what was advertised in April. I decided to make final payment for one of the guests. Here is where things changed. The room I wished to pay for had been made as three single room reservations each with a $30non-refundable deposit. The manager asked if he could change the reservation to a single room for three nights and I would only owe what was remaining on the three single night reservations minus the deposit. Fine with me. When all was rearranged the new bill was higher then the remaining charges of the original reservations. When I questioned why the manager told me because the rate of New Year's Eve was higher. "But you posted the rate on your website it was the same as the other nights." It did not matter to him as he stated they had the right to change their rates at any time. I showed him the printout he had just given me and asked how he could change the rate when two minutes ago he had shown me what the rate was in April. It did not matter, they had the right to change their rate at any time. It did not matter that I had booked 11 rooms and secured breakfast for 60 people. It did not matter that our wedding guests had reserved 23 rooms. They had the right to raise their rates at any time. I find it amazing that a hotel can advertise rates on line and then change the rates at the last minute. In April they did not know when New Years Eve would be? Bad form Lowell Inn. I will never recommend anyone stay with you. read more

WE had our wedding reception here on Aug 27th. Setup was great. Staff was friendly. The problem occurred during the dinner. We served the wrong menu. We ordered chicken and beef but were served beef and salmon with a crab sauce. I don't care for salmon at all and my wife is allergic to shell fish. When we brought it to the planner's attention he told us he distinctly remember me telling him to switch form chicken to salmon. I told him i have a copy of his notes that shows that we asked for chicken. He claims he has a side note saying to switch to salmon. He also told us how he's trained to listen and implied that we were mistaken. Tim did refund the up-charge for the salmon and was very reluctant to admit the error. I also see it as being poor form that no one called us to resolve the issue until 5 days later and numerous message left at the hotel. read more

Slow waiting staff even on a slow night. I had to return my glass of wine twice because of cork floating in it. When I got my food it was delicious and not to expensive. read more

I thought it was OK and was what I expected, wife didn't like it. The room was fairly small but good sized bathroom/shower. It wasn't real quiet (bed bouncing noise from next room a couple of times) but the bed was comfortable and the room was clean. We had requested early check-in because of a wedding and got it. Some didn't get those early check-ins, but I think there were a large number of such requests. It was apparent the management was trying to be accommodating. The electricity was out for most of the evening/night but they provided candles and candle holders. Can't speak to the food, we ate elsewhere. Another reviewer said the decor was tacky - my wife thought the color, ambiance, etc, in the lobby was unusual and a little busy. I don't know if I'd go as far as 'tacky' though. read more

My husband and I had planned a romantic weekend away in Stillwater during the weekend of January 17-18, 2014 (Friday-Saturday stay). We are expecting our first child in late April and this was to be our last weekend away before the baby comes! Stillwater has always been our special place to go, however I wanted to switch up where we stayed and the Lowell Inn's gorgeous rooms caught my eye. The Thursday morning before our vacation, I went into pre-term labor at only 26 weeks pregnant. We ended up being in the hospital for the next six days. My husband called the Inn on Thursday afternoon (January 16) to let them know our situation and to cancel our reservations. This was 24 hours before we were to be there. They refused to work with him and fully charged us, stating a 5 day cancellation policy. I find this absolutely unacceptable as we had a valid emergency and there was a 24 hour notice (48 hour notice for Saturday night). They would not even consider the option of refunding us IF they were still able to book the room to any last minute guests. I will make sure that everyone I know is aware of this type of cold "customer service" You can be sure that we will NEVER go near this place in the future. read more

Excellent. Nice quiet evening having a fantastic dinner with my wife. This place takes you back in time with their fine dining!

My party of 16 had a reservation months in advance. When we arrived, they had split us into two tables. When we asked that the two be put together in the giant empty room we were in, the staff was not only rude but declined to meet our very simple, doable request (as a former host and current server, I know how easy these things can be.) The service after that was abysmal, they decided we weren't worth being kind to and put their energy into a table right next to us, who were allowed to join their tables together. Whether it was agism or classism we can't be sure, the group next to ours was older and clearly better off financially, the waitstaff must have given up on us immediately and put their efforts into pleasing this other group. Since we were there and settled, we opted for the fondue course menu since it seemed like a good deal and included everything we would need for the night. Per person, each of us paid over $75. The advertised price of the meal was $40 per. There were several addons that were not disclosed and they brought us anyway. Beyond all that, the food was lackluster. Small bits of second rate meat, no substitutions for allergies, GRAPES for dessert (?!) The spatzle was quite good but there was hardly enough of it. At the rate we were paying, we could have gone any number of places and had an exquisite meal. Don't waste your money at this dated, overrated, kitsch filled mess of an establishment. read more

As a wedding venue, the Lowell Inn has very little to offer besides high prices and poor service. I can't think of anything good to say. The lobby smells like a fish tank, the staff is rude, uneducated and most definitely not helpful, the bathrooms don't have changing tables, the list goes on. It was an unfortunate experience to say the least. read more

This Inn is very nice. A bit pricey for what you actually get, but I know it's the experience of staying here that costs so much. The Inn itself is very cool, and the décor is very nice. The bed in the suite we had was AWFUL. It was uncomfortable and make a ton of noise every time we moved. The Jacuzzi I don't think had been washed out, because it smelled like mildew when I turned it on. We didn't have a bathroom door, but we knew that when we reserved the room. As I said, you pay a lot for the experience and décor of staying here, and it's very cool inside each of the rooms. The heat/air worked REALLY well. Within a short walk of Stillwater, and it was just a very nice experience overall. I don't think I'd stay again, however, at this price. read more

Has seen better days. Large room--but tiny sink area, tiny shower area, and huge Jacuzzi. Much carousing noise on the street every night. read more

In a word...Overpriced! $265 for one night in a Queen bed /jaccuzzi room Pro's 1. Bed was confortable 2. Room was clean 3. Validated ramp parking Con's 1. Bed was squeaky 2. View of rooftop AC untis 3. Room was damp with a musty basement smell 4.Front desk staff are all over the place. Checking out waitstaff tickets, answering phones, running in and out of the restaraunt. We stood at the desk for 10mins waiting to check in. 5. Pre-ordered a $40 wine and fruit /cheese/cracker tray for our anniversary that was supposed to be in our room when we checked in,it wasn't, had to go down and request it. $40 is a rediculous price for a cheap bottle of wine and a plate that consisted of a small sprig of grapes and one strawberry, accompanied by slices of deli / sandwich cheese. We would not choose to stay here again. There are much nicer hotels and B&B's in the area for the money. read more

We stayed here last Sunday and Monday night for a quick get away from Minneapolis. We really aren't victorian decor people but to our happy surprise they had a wing with modern rooms. Very modern and very nice, the bathroom was amazing. Room was clean and had high ceilings. Wonderful balcony on the third floor with views of the Mississippi. We parked on the third floor and walked right into our room. Let the car there for three days, they validate parking so it cost nothing. We walked all over the downtown and in the residential area above the Inn, which had some huge beautiful homes. We ate breakfast there each morning and the eggs benedict was so good I had it both mornings. A special call out to Judy at the front desk, I wish all people who work with the public could be like Judy. She was very sweet and very helpful with where to go, what to see and where to eat. Judy thank you so much, you should teach customer service classes! read more

This is a lovely, quirky inn. Unlike new facilities built to look retro or quaint, this is the real thing. We've been coming here for forty years and loved it every time. Staff are friendly and welcoming. Dining room is elegant but surprisingly very readonably priced. We will be back. read more

I've eaten here twice with mixed results. The mushroom soup was amazing! The desserts were like something from a gas station. The breakfast was average. Both times service was very good, friendly and attentive. I love the atmosphere on the main level. Very genuine old world. I've stayed overnight once and our room was so-so. It was clean but otherwise strangely decorated and very worn looking. read more

I wasn't expecting to be blown away when we visited the Lowell for Valentine's weekend but it still left some things to be desired. We chose it for the little bit of charm and character that it promised. We booked a room in the "modern" side and are glad we did, the "historic" wing was a little too historic for me. I love history and all kinds of architecture and design, but the hallways and decor walked the line between kitchy and creepy. The food smelled amazing every time we walked by the restaurant but we chose to visit other places based on the rest of our experience. The room itself was fine, but not especially clean. It could also certainly use some new updates to carpeting, bathroom, and furniture (especially the bed). Overall the stay was fine, but nothing more. Next time I'll go elsewhere for comfort over character. read more

Absolutely the most unprofessional people I have ever dealt with in my life. Overcharged my account when checking in. Alex at the front desk refused to co-operate and argued with me that I was the one at fault. My bank then contacted this man with myself also on the line to let him know the information that needed to be sent to correct his mistake that had been made. Alex hung up on my bank twice. I am still currently trying to get this situation resolved. Absolutely horrible read more

This HISTORIC INN is HORRIBLE! No bathroom door, only a curtain. It's hard to explain, the bathroom is just against the wall. Shower, sink then toilet all in a row against a wall. Then a curtain. Also mold in the shower.Then the next day we got accused of taking the room key. Turns out the housekeeper took it home. Maybe they should have called the housekeeper first, before blaming it on your guest and threatening a $25 charge! read more

Rooms are all unique, look at the pictures though because they vary quite a bit in decor, layout, etc. The Jacuzzi jets were hardly detectable in our room, but I really enjoyed our particular decor and layout. I'd love to return and experience the honeymoon suite, but after seeing the other rooms on our floor I wouldn't want to stay in any of those. I think this is one of the more reasonably priced Inn in Stillwater and has a good location within walking distance to stores, bars, river, etc. It was a sunday night we stayed, but it was super quiet and the staff was pretty helpful. They have a restuarant and banquet rooms for occassions. Lots of character throughout! They could use some cable on the TVs thought! read more