One star is too many, I would put it in the negatives. Worst experience I have ever had at a…read morehotel/motel. Arrived and the door to my room was even closed then tried to use my key and it didn't work, got another room and that key didn't work either. Manager gave me the master key (to all rooms) so that I could get into my room. I went to dinner, left my phone in the car. Manager made multiple calls and texts to my phone while I was eating. Saw the messages after dinner where the manager threatened to call the police if I didn't come back with her keys because another guest was locked out of THEIR room! Totally uncalled for threats. I demanded a refund and drove three hours home in a drifting snow storm just to get out of there. Like I said, the worst I have ever seen, not to mention the place looks like a dump. Go to Super 8 down the street.

From the owner: Book your stay at the Rodeway Inn hotel in New Hampton, IA. Our pet-friendly hotel is centrally…read morelocated off Highway 63 offering easy access to Mikkelson Park and New Hampton Golf & Country Club. Guests can enjoy free amenities including WiFi, continental breakfast, and truck parking. Book today!

Very comfortable and relaxing. Great vibe. The room was clean and the beds were so cozy. We had a…read morefun time in the pool. The people were all really friendly. The only down side was that the wifi was a little spotty, which made TV watching quirky. I'm leaving this place feeling refreshed and happy and would love to stay here again.

This hotel is definitely the better of the two main hotels in Charles City. We have visited the…read morearea multiple times and have never had a complaint. The staff are all very kind and the rooms are generally very clean with super comfy, firm beds. By the way, their showers have seats built into them which is super exciting. You better believe that after I washed the seat (you can never be too careful!), I sat on that sucker and enjoyed a hot shower for a long time and it was like heaven. The pool is open from 6am to 12am and their fitness center is 24hrs. I didn't work out, but I did swim and at 6am, the pool was empty despite the sold out rooms. So why four stars and not five? 1- There was a large toenail in my room. 2- When swimming, a very large chunk of blonde hair either real or a wig kept following me and trying to latch itself onto my leg. 3 - Hair dryer.... may have been faster to stand my the air conditioner and hold my head over the breeze. 4 - To most hotels everywhere: For the sake of anyone over 5'7" and weighing over 140, please see if budgets allow for bigger towels Again, we have visited before and the toenails and hair monsters were never an issue in the past so don't let that deter you. Still the top hotel in the town.

We stayed here this past weekend for a family event and for small town Iowa, this was a great…read morefacility. We booked all three bedrooms, used the sitting room in the larger bedroom as a kids campground, and everything worked out great. The owner was super nice and breakfast was a hit with the kids. I recommend this B&B if you are looking for a place to stay in the area.

From the owner: Enjoy this totally restored Victorian home, built in 1896, which has been in the family for four…read moregenerations. All woodwork has been refurbished to the original state. Separate entrance for bedrooms and open stairway welcome guests to the upstairs area for sleeping rooms and sitting area.

Great staff very nice place good food they run out of eggs and oj I really liked the bedsread more

We were pleasantly surprised with our stay here. I'd never heard of AmericInn before, but I looked…read moreat reviews and I'm glad we stayed here. We were in town for a nearby running race, and choices for hotels in the area are slim. This seemed like a newer hotel, the same tier as Hampton Inns. Plenty of parking, though the woman at the front desk could have been friendlier. I'm always more concerned about the room quality though. And ours was clean and comfortable. We were only here for one night, but I would stay here again.

I really like this place! We booked a suite and it worked out well for us. The property has been…read morethoughtfully restored, and contains a lot of souvenirs of local history. The lobby boasts an enormous period-correct mosaic tile floor in earth tones. There's quite a lot of art ranging from kitsch to bronzes in the classical vein. Our suite had four rooms: a bedroom, a living room, a dining room with a sink/cabinets, and an armoire, and a bathroom. The decor is professional in a style you might call rural Americana but without quilts. Most of the walls are painted sage green and the outlet and switch covers match. The beds were firm, probably vintage, and reasonably comfortable. The bathroom has lovely multicolor granite tiles and a vintage table for a vanity. Don't be surprised if the floor in your room tilts - this place is old! When we stayed, the pillows could have used a refresh. And I'm not sure what the housekeeping schedule is, but we stayed three nights and there was no towel/turn-down service in that time. I'm reluctantly taking a star off for these two factors. The service is friendly, professional, and responsive. When we had a question but no one could answer the phone, they saw that we had called and called us right back!

An amazing old fashioned hotel with beautiful antiques everywhere . Super hospitality and rich…read moredecor make this place a hidden gem. A cute nook to get spirits and tasty breakfast cafe are inside as well. Clean rooms yet has the charm of an old fashioned setting . Lots of wood and unique furniture make this stay cozy. Very friendly staff will do more than necessary to make you feel at home .

Manager named Ron, is extremely rude. Complained about incoming calls!! If this is a representation…read moreof the Super 8 by Wyndham hotels hospitality, then this man is in need of 'customer etiquette.' He clearly has an anger issue, has no patience...HE HAS NO BUSINESS RUNNING THE FRONT CUSTOMER DESK! AVOID THIS MANAGER -RON-AT ALL COSTS!

Overall, room appeared huge. No elevator service. The bedsheets pass muster with the black light…read more Unfortunately the rug looks like a Rorschach test. I did see a few things on the duvet on the other bed. New person at check in. She did well.

Super convenient location! If you're wanting to hang out in the downtown area, bike down trout run…read moretrail, or just generally see the sights in Decorah, this hotel is located less than 5min away from everything you want. Staff were friendly and helpful and the rooms were both clean and comfy. There is a pool for guests and a lovely breakfast set out in the mornings. This hotel was perfect for our needs this weekend.

Staff were very kind, and check in was quick and painless. They also offer contactless checkout so…read moreyou can leave quickly after your stay is over. The pros: has a good size, spacious room with a nice bathroom, and everything was clean and properly prepared. They also let us check on an hour and a half early for no extra charge. The cons: not much to speak negatively about besides the bed. It was hard and pure spring and I woke up and my back was killing me. Not the worst bed I've slept on but it might be time for an update.

Wow! This place is modern, newly-renovated, and immaculately clean. The hallway still has that…read more"newly-renovated" smell. The decor in our room is super cute, with adorable duvets, a gorgeous orange desk chair and mirror (I'd buy both for my home, tbh), and lots of sensible storage. There are outlets for USB and USB-C charging, ample attractive lighting, and you have the option to close the opaque window shade, a sheer shade, or both. You even get your choice of a soft or firm pillow. The bathroom and mini fridge are immaculately clean. I can't recommend this place highly enough. I almost wish we were here for longer than one night, as it really is so nice. It's refreshing not to be grossed out by a hotel. The woman at the desk was friendly and efficient! I would definitely stay here again if I were passing through. I'm so impressed that I forgot to wait until morning so I can comment on breakfast. I'll do that tomorrow. After a gloriously hot shower with moderate water pressure, we're at breakfast. There is a great array of options. I'm having a banana, Oikos yogurt, and an egg white omelet (a circle of egg white and peppers folded in half--genius). My mom is eating her weight in bacon, a banana nut muffin, and a biscuit with sausage gravy. There is sausage, as well as a cheese omelet and a pancake machine. Lots of fruit, cereal, yogurt, bread/bagels, etc. If you're on Mason City, it's impossible to imagine a better option than this Holiday Inn Express. Found the flaw: Fox News on the breakfast room tv. :(

Amazing staff, clean and impressive accommodations. Lovely breakfast. The best experience I've had…read morein a long time.

With a limited amount of vacation time, I need to make every night count. I am so glad that I…read morediscovered this wonderful B&B in one of Southeast Minnesota's most gorgeous towns. The first time I stayed at Scandinavian Inn was 2009; the last time was this past weekend. I initially was attracted to the place because of their commitment to serve only free range eggs and locally raised meats at their breakfasts. I've since learned many more reasons to love this inn. Breakfast The breakfast at the Scandinavian Inn is probably the best one in all of Lanesboro if not Fillmore County. On our first morning we were served Persian Quiche (crust-less), which contains free range local eggs, Swiss chard, spinach, tofu and other delicious ingredients. Along with it was coffee, warm cornbread right from the oven, a selection of homemade jams and jellies, fresh fruit, orange juice, and ham steak from a local farmer whose livestock range free in naturally stress-free pastures. Our second morning's breakfast was similarly as big and included oven-baked French toast with homemade syrup made by Peter and Vicki (the inn's owners) as well as chocolate chocolate-chip muffins, lemon bread, fresh raspberries from the inn's gardens, and rommegrot--a rare Norwegian treat. Bed I am picky where I sleep, and need a firm mattress. My wife prefers a more cushy sleeping experience. We were both quite satisfied. Rooms at the inn are tastefully decorated in period pieces (the inn was built in 1892). While some are attracted to the Bed and Breakfast because of its commitment to sustainability--for example, it draws heavily from geothermal heating and cooling rather than constant AC--this may worry some who are used to the creature comforts. However, with our window open and two fans available to us, the room was quite pleasant and in fact one night we found ourselves reaching for the comforter / quilt beautifully adorning our antique bed. It should be noted that one bedroom has its own dumbwaiter, whereby breakfast is served in the room and not communally with the other guests. Hosts The inn is owned and run by Peter and Vicki, world travelers who have been to Egypt, Morocco, Japan, Nepal, and beyond. Their experience in the Peace Corps and as upstanding Minnesotans serves them well in their roles of host and hostess. Guests are made welcome by an initial tour (the house is quite big and a tour is welcome and needed) as well as by the smaller things: fresh coffee brought upstairs an hour before breakfast, personal recommendations, and a willingness to share their music, art and conversation. House In the Bed & Breakfast capital of Minnesota, Lanesboro is in no short supply of beautiful Victorian style houses. There are a few things that set Scandinavian Inn apart from the others: -located in quietest part of town -green-minded (no power lawn mower, sheets and towels air dried, etc.) -rooftop gazebo (great place to enjoy a glass of wine or just stare at the stars) -tastefully appointed common areas with antique couches, a piano, books, cd collection and stereo The Town If the Root River State Trail is a necklace, stringing together Bluff Country villages for some 60 miles, then Lanesboro is its crown jewel. The town has a waterfall, regional theater that is quite good (and I am a theater snob), winery with delicious wines made from (mostly) local ingredients such as apples and rhubarb, art gallery, restaurants, shopping and more. If you want a laid back weekend away, Lanesboro is an excellent choice.

My husband and I had a wonderful anniversary weekend in this beautiful home! We truly enjoyed our…read morestay. The house was clean, the room was lovely, the food was delicious, and our hosts were gracious! I was delighted by all the unique touches, from the antiques, the phone booth in the hallway, and the tower gazebo, to the handmade soap and homemade maple syrup! Peter and Vicki put time, creativity and care into each breakfast, not simply feeding us. We enjoyed riding our bikes into Preston, a night at the Commonweal Theatre, ice cream at Clara's (try the London Fog!) and a trip to the local farmers market on Saturday.