Cute B&B on the Ohio River. Nothing too fancy, but nice enough and clean. Breakfast was good, but…read moreonly available at 8:30am - is that normal? Some rooms go out into the terrace, but we got the Suite, whose door led to the the hallway into the stairway into the dining room. It was a big, two room suite with a nice four post bed and a very teeny tiny bathroom with only a stand up shower. Cool Gazebo on the River. Small town with not much in it - no restaurants or anything. I got hungry around 9pm and had to go to the local bar and they warmed up a frozen pizza for me. yay. The parks in the area are a lot of fun, esp. Garden of the Gods - I'd say that was my favorite thing I saw around here. River Taxi looks interesting, but didn't have a chance to ride it. Definitely would have been fun to have a boat to cruise the river with.

We found this place purely by accident on the way to Cave in Rock in June. We're familiar with the…read morearea, but had never stopped at this particular place. The proprietor gave us a tour and we made a note to try it out in the fall, which we just did. The building's from 1812, but very nicely redone while keeping its old charm. The location is incredible, right on the river, and it's a great base from which to explore the whole region. Great little floating catfish restaurant next door. Town itself is mostly dead, but we still had fun walking around it and spending a few bucks in a couple of places. Breakfast in the morning was fantastic, and they gave us clues on other places to visit. Wi-fi. No kidding. ANd it was pretty good. We mostly had the place to ourselves, and in fact we were the only ones in the building the last two nights, which is a little weird, but locked up nice and tight. The walls are a little thin, wondered what it would be like if they were crowded, but we lucked out. Everybody we dealt with was so nice. It's not a Hilton, it's a refurbished and very old place. But they seriously did a great job. Looking forward to a return visit.

Our stay was INCREDIBLE!…read more First, apologies on how long it took to get to this review. It's been go go go since we returned. However, our stay here was so amazing that it hasn't left our minds. So, the "bed" part of bed and breakfast? So comfortable! The rooms were amazing and had such a sense of history. The rooms were very spacious and beautifully decorated. Vintage wallpaper and bed dressings give you the full effect of traveling in time to a bygone era. The showers and bathtubs were great. The tubs were the claw foot standalone type tubs and not the typical Home Depo special you get in motels and hotels. There's just something about showering in one of those tubs that takes you back. However if you want to use them, there are indeed wonderful modern jacuzzis available in the rooms as well which are super relaxing after a day of walking around and sightseeing and shopping. Things were very comfortable inside despite it being very hot and so humid outside. And there were extra fans if you needed them and you wanted to stay cooler too. The furniture is actual wood and not the cheap particle board stuff used with in so many places today. The wood just feels "rich and elegant." From the outside, you get such a sense of history. The place is absolutely beautiful. Now... the "breakfast" part of bed and breakfast was so filling. You will eat like you've never eaten before and will want more but won't have the space to put it. I wish we could have stayed an extra day even just for the food. The owner asks about your preferences and needs and does such a great job with the food. She makes a killer sweet tea as well! The place was remarkably maintained and the owner was so welcoming. She felt like a family member we haven't seen in so long, like a grandmother to us and our kids. She was super flexible about the check in and check out times as well, enabling us to get a quick shower in before leaving so that after sight seeing we didn't need to sit in our sweaty clothes for the next leg of the trip. We so much wanted to stay longer! It was such a great experience there is no doubt that we will stay here every time we come to Metropolis. Oh and I should mention that when you stay here, you do get admission to the Superman museum included in the cost which is just icing on the cake. So really, why are you still reading? Book a stay. You will not be disappointed. Five stars, fifty stars, five hundred stars!

If I could rate this fabulous bread and breakfast a 10 star review I most definitely would. Lori…read morewas gracious and informative that made our stay in Metropoles one to remember. Breakfast was prepared to perfection the room was elegant and comfortable. We will definitely return to the Riverview Mansion

We loved staying in this beautiful old mansion with an amazing history. We were made to feel at…read morehome, had great conversation with the inn keeper and enjoyed hearty breakfasts! This is a great place to stay when you want to visit beautiful Shawnee National Forest, but don't want to camp or stay in a cabin!

Delicious warmed puff pastry with fresh fruit covered with a vanilla custard drizzle perfect ending…read moreto a long day. Owner Shanna knows how to make her guests comfortable in their home nestled in the magnificent Shawnee countryside

My first trip to Stone Face Manor in Harrisburg, IL and I will be back! If you love quiet forest…read morelocations, National forest attractions, hiking, waterfalls, homemade breakfasts, and friendly innkeepers, this is the place for you. The property is tucked away in the forest surrounded by Shawnee National Forest. They have multiple private locations to relax in nature on the 5 acre property. I really enjoyed my private patio from my room with a view of the Shawnee National Forest which is feet away. My bed was comfortable, my room was large with a private bathroom. The food is amazing! Some of my breakfasts included biscuits & gravy, hash brown casserole, bacon, fresh fruit salad, French toast casserole with a peach strawberry red wine reduction; you get the idea I ate well over the weekend. They have a good high speed internet connection too but honestly, I enjoyed "unplugging" and did not have a lot of time for technology. I was able to visit the Garden of the Gods which is about 20 minutes away. It was hard to leave on Sunday, but I will be back, hopefully to see fall foliage. What a wonderful get-away

I had a short but very nice stay at this bed and breakfast. It is nestled in a small residential…read morecommunity at the edge of Shawnee National Forest, at the end of an unpaved road. The house and garden are surrounded by trees so you feel like you are staying in the forest. It's only a few miles away from Garden of the Gods and other hiking trails in Shawnee. It is run by a lovely older woman named Sona. She is amazing and made the most delicious pancakes for breakfast! The house is immaculately clean and no detail was spared in giving it a cozy country home feel. If you are traveling to So. Illinois for the wine trails, House of Nahum is about 40 miles east of the wine trails, but we were able to find the place using GPS after leaving the wineries after dark without a problem. Our stay was perfect, and Sona was the perfect hostess. If you find yourself at House of Nahum, tell her Maggie from Chicago said hello.

Staying at Maple Hill was the best decision of our trip through Tennessee!!!…read more From the moment you get there there's a view of the lake from both the front and the back. Huge decks to relax on in rockers under a fan! The owner is the most gracious, helpful person you'll ever meet! She immediately told us about the home and helped us plan our trip to Nashville. Every room in the home was luxurious and comfortable. We stayed in the Mary Todd (I think that's what it was called) and the bed was so comfortable it was a great night. Breakfast the next day was absolutely amazing! She doesn't miss a single detail and will spoil you! From start to finish this was a lovely experience!

Great B&B hostess showed us around the old house. Great location on Lake Barkley. House was full of…read moreantiques very well kept, we will be back on our next visit through Kentucky

Great place to get away from the hustle and bustle. The owner is a wonderful and caring person…read more This is our second time visiting and we plan to come back again. She also makes an awesome breakfast! The ambiance is perfect!

Sweet getaway. The room is decorated nicely and a jacuzzi big enough for two or more people...lol…read more The inn keeper makes a wonderful breakfast and there are plenty of places to sit and enjoy Kentucky outside offerings. Lovely place.

What a wonderful Bed and Breakfast in Marion Kentucky! They offer rooms in the house and an…read moreadorable cottage in the back yard that has two rooms as well! Close enough to the Main Street to stroll to restaurants and shopping. Donna, the owner is very accommodating, yet make sure to call for reservations as she stays busy. Perfect place to stay if in Marion for business or for a few days to relax and see the area.

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My husband and I have stayed here several times and even had my son's graduation party here. The…read morehosts have always been very accommodating to us and friendly. Beautiful place, highly recommended.

I had some business in Henderson KY and had the pleasure to stay at Victorian Quarters for about 15…read moredays in January and February of 2016. The place is very convenient, near downtown. I ditched the rent-a-car and walked along the Ohio River through a park on the way to my gig. The park where they hold the WC Handy Blues festival - hope to get back there for that one day! Coy (the owner) was very accomodating. Breakfast was always very good, downstairs in the dining room. Quiet, spacious, with a full kitchenette. Wifi worked well. Price is competitive to mid-priced hotels, which you would have to drive 20-30 mins to Evansville for. Hope to go back with my wife sometime.