We stayed here to hike Effigy Mounds and the surrounding area. There's also Pike's Peak just down…read morethe road, and of course, the mighty Mississippi. Cozy decor. This house is old and full of history--it's cool! Donna is great and accommodating. Two things to note: The Stauer bedroom and Rummage room do each have their own private bathroom, but they are not attached to the room. You had to walk down the hall. The other two rooms (I forget their names: Maids room and something else) did have attached bathrooms. There are also no keys to lock your door (but a lock from the inside to sleep at night). We felt okay leaving our backpacks in the room, and everyone respected each other's privacy.

A neat, clean old Victorian house with a great hostess. Husband and I stayed at this cute b&b over…read morea holiday weekend. We had never been to McGregor, and wanted to hike around Effigy national monument and Pikes Peak. The Strauer House was a perfect launching point for these parks--only a 15-20 min drive away. The House is a comfortable walk from town (few blocks) and an easy drive from Marquette and Prairie Du Chen. AND our hostess was very friendly, helpful, and made a mean breakfast! (With such big beautiful breakfasts, we only really ate two meals-- breakfast and dinner --while under her roof!) The other travelers that came through while we stayed here were all very friendly and polite. Like other b&b's, the caretaker and family are on premises. But there's more than enough space to feel off on your own in this large home!

My friends and I stayed in the McGregor Manor for a weekend. We were leaf peeping and the area is…read moreabsolutely stunning. For starters, the home is beautifully decorated and the beds are comfortable! The kitchen was great for cooking a meal in and enjoying with friends at the dining table. We asked Katie for recommendations and she gave us a few which we thoroughly enjoyed. Pikes Peak has stunning views of the bluffs, By the Spoonful has amazing sandwiches, cheeses and beers and we dined at Old Man River. All of these are less than 2 miles away from the home and we enjoyed walking the streets of McGregor and looking in the shops. Can't wait to come back next year and bring our boat! We will definitely be enjoying the Mississippi River and fishing.

From the owner: Welcome to our beautiful Victorian home located in the quaint town of McGregor, Iowa. Our 2,800 sq…read more ft. home was built during McGregor's early years as a Mississippi River boom town. Attractions include antiquing, biking, fishing, hunting, hiking and boating! We're a short drive from Pike's Peak, Effigy Mounds and Prairie du Chien, WI. Entire access of the home, each bedroom consists of en suite or attached bath. Fully furnished and decorated.

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!!!

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!

Highly recommend staying here! It is so comfortable and relaxing. The rooms are perfect, and the…read morehosts are exceptional. We really enjoyed our visit and just wish we could have stayed longer. It is very hard to come by fantastic customer service these days but Kelly and Chris have it mastered. It felt like staying with old friends.

From the owner: We are a historic home built in 1902, on the Historic Registry with beautiful woodwork and…read moreVictorian elements. We have 5 individually furnished suites with private baths and offer homemade filling breakfasts. We are a small family run business with personalized service. Book a stay for a getaway or gather a group for a Murder Mystery, Wedding/Baby shower, Elopement, Micro-Wedding, or other small event.

Elaine and Mark are awesome innkeepers! I felt right at home and they spent time telling me about…read morethe area, restaurants and recommended places to see. The gardens are gorgeous and there are many comfy outdoor seating areas. There are no bugs and it's very relaxing with birds singing and barely a breeze. I especially enjoyed the private balcony off the Scandinavian Suite. I got used to freshly brewed coffee and reading each morning....now I really miss that balcony! Breakfasts were yummy & beautifully arranged! I especially enjoyed the homemade enormous cinnamon role and Pannekoeken which is a Dutch pancake. We had breakfast with all the folks staying and everyone had interesting, fun stories to share with their impressions of what they did the day before and their plans for the day ahead. Highly recommend staying at the Habberstad House!

Neat place to spend a wonderful peaceful light.. Good…read morebreakfast and enjoyable sharing time with other guests..

This is a great place to stay in the area if you don't have a driving desire to be in the hustle…read moreand bustle of downtown McGregor. Don't worry, the drive in is only a few miles. Its a modern home, but quite a nice retreat. The view of the Mississippi is beautiful. And its just very peaceful having a lunch down there. The lower level has a door that looks out on the river and is very spacious. The hosts serve a delicious country breakfast and coffee is on early for us early risers. If you are a horse person they also have lodging for your fine furry friend (furry?).

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

My husband and I came here for a relaxing get away from city life. Our experience exceeded all…read moreexpectations. From the moment we arrived, we were welcomed by Llama's, Horses and Cowboy Joe. Cowboy Joe is one of the owners and you can tell how much time, love and care goes into maintaining the property. The cabin's are warm, cozy, clean and stocked with everything you could need. They even present you with homemade chocolate chip cookies upon arrival that were incredible! I do recommend bringing all of your food necessary for your stay because the cabin's are extremely secluded. Any businesses are about 20-30 min away and even then, what IS there is extremely limited. My husband and I were prepared for this, so it didn't detract from our stay whatsoever-I say that as an fyi for future guests. The porch with rocking chairs was our heaven so we could read and listen to the sounds of nature. We highly recommend staying here! You won't regret it!

Giving this place a 5 star review because it has become my parents' favorite place to go!…read more Every time they visit, we hear for weeks about their wonderful experience. The cabins are an oasis for them, and knowing there's a place out there that brings my parents so much joy is an amazing feeling. I've also gotten to try the cookies and cake cups from there, and they're 10/10. Thanks for giving my parents their "happy place"!