Food was great Shared a meal of salmon with my friend, it…read morewas enough for the two of us with an appetizer.

Quiet, clean, lovely view of the canal, coffee machine with more than coffee! Pleasant front desk…read morewith Laura getting us registered and welcomed the same day. I really like Pella, the people, the Vermeer Globe Museum, the park and downtown area, the Pella Historical Museum and Windmill tour, AND the Amsterdam Hotel! Wish we lived closer.

Overall price is high for such a market. Recent stay at a Hyatt was $155/ night, this room cost…read moreover $200. And had some improvements needed. See picture of desk lamp with no shade. Microwave and cabinet area visibly dusty. Bathroom fan that was super noisy. Musty smell in room until we opened one of two windows for fresh air. Staff being efficient at check out was helpful.

Stay here for 5 nights during Nationals in Knoxville…read more Everyone was so kind & room was clean ! Breakfast was good

Upon pulling up to the hotel's giant parking lot we noticed a few things. The photos on their…read morewebsite and on various booking sites do not look the same. It was as if they pulled a Houdini on us or used some Hollywood magic. The exterior does not look as large as it does in person and also the hotel can use some paint. We walked in and I believe were greeted straight away by Andrew who was amazing and checked us in. I glanced to the right and saw the pool. The pool is not as large as the photos show it as and well they used a nice wide angle to make it look gigantic but in person, it's not as majestic. The rooms were clean and livable but the beds were very strange. The mattress was warped in a way that elevated your feet like a hospital bed. Maybe it's by design to lower blood flow after the long days of exploration. The breakfast was well mediocre and the coffee sucked but the location wise it's not a bad spot. It's very close to restaurants and shopping and within driving distance from downtown. I gave the hotel 3 stars just because the staff was amazing and the location but otherwise it would have been 1 star. To summarize do not select this hotel based on the photos.

Staff was fine. Room was ok. Small amenities I'm used to were missing. No laundry bag (staff did…read moreprovide a trash bag for that use when requested.) No in-room coffee maker. No elevator. So if you have even the slightest mobility issue request a ground level room. Toilet paper is thin and has a sand paper-like texture. Breakfast looked ok, but dining room is so tiny and crowded that it's a bit inaccessible if the hotel is busy. Let me say again though that the staff was fine. Everyone was attentive and seemed to care about doing a good job. They were doing the best they could with what they had.

Rob & Kim's 4 room B&B made our quick Pella trilp wonderful. Exacting service. No little detail…read moreoverlooked. More like walking into one's house than being on the road traveling! The breakfast... the culinary highlight of our trip. Kim's granola in a word delicious. Homemade strawberry jam absolutely ethereal. Banket & Dutch baby(squeeze of lemon)not to be missed. het ontbijt was erg lekker! Only wish they were open for dinner! If you are anywhere near...this B&B is worth a stop....beautiful lake nearby and Pella's windmills bring back memories of The Nedtherlands. Who knew?? 4.5 Stars

More five stars are in order for this wonderful B&B in Pella, IA. Our friends made arrangements for…read morethe four of us at Rob and Kim's for a weekend get together, because it was roughly halfway between our home in Minnesota and their's in central MO. What a fortunate turn of events for the four of us. Turns out that Pella is a very nice place to spend some time and our mini vacation was made doubly enjoyable by the extraordinary hospitality offered at The Cheesemaker's Inn. Rob and Kim have mastered the art of accommodation. Every need is satisfied. The rooms are exceptionally clean, tidy and well decorated. They provided a small but pleasant sitting room off the upstairs bedrooms where we could brew coffee or tea, snack on cookies, and help ourselves to refrigerated soft drinks while chatting or reading the paper. Breakfasts are something to look forward to at this inn. We have stayed at any number of B&B's and have generally been served a good meal from the kitchen. But Kim's skill in the kitchen is above par. Homemade bread? Yes. Garden herbs? Expect it. Fresh ingredients prepared and presented in a simple but elegant way? You bet. And best of all, their guest service is unpretentious and welcoming. It's as though you were neighbors from down the road or a relative from across town. Just a thoroughly enjoyable experience.

This hotel is pretty new, At least it maintains the appearance of a newer establishment and that is…read morea good thing. The rooms are big and clean as the day is long. The staff here has always been very helpful and invting. The AC works good and there is plenty of water pressure in the shower (that means a lot to me). The lack of parking for boats troubled me since they are so close to the lake. Also, I would love an outdoor plug in for the boat as well. However, we made do and had a good couple of good nights sleep here. When I need to stay in the area, I will stay here again.

We pulled into the AmericInn due to car troubles. The room rate was already reasonable and then we…read morewere treated with a military discount. In the morning we were having a hard time getting a car service to the rental car place but the owner himself gave my husband a ride into town. In the meantime, the staff found boxes for me to transfer all of the stuff from our broken van into the rental car, once my husband returned. They knew our van would be sitting there all day until we could return with a car trailer to pick it up and they were very understanding and compassionate of the situation. This is under new ownership, so I would disregard any older, negative reviews and give this place a try.

Just go somewhere else! Not happy with this place. They have problems with bugs in rooms and…read morepolice coming to hotel. Stayed here in November and boards are rotting out upstairs. Had problems with doors not working properly. This time the beds are not comfortable and woman staying at another room said she had to take cold shower. What really made me mad was they refused to give me a refund on my room. If you pay for seven nights and only stay three because of the room we should be be getting some of that back! This says a lot about the good town of Pella!

Do not stay here! We had family in town and needed a place to stay. We dropped our stuff off…read morebefore getting together with family. Went back to go to sleep and when we pulled back the covers the sheets are covered with dog hair. My sister came down and said you are not staying here. Manager was a complete jerk and we didn't even get all of our money back.

A review from my Dad, who stayed at the Links on Bos Landen January 30th, 2026…read more -- My wife and I had two rooms booked for the Bos Landen Hotel It was for January 30 and 31st and we came into the hotel deep into the night on January 30 anticipating a nice couple of days stay. To be specific, we absolutely rented from this hotel in advance given that they had a functioning pool and hot tub. We were surprised at approximately 11 o'clock at night when a nice gentleman Alex and the night manager woman had to explain to us that the pool and hot tub are BOTH not functioning. I mentioned that this is extremely disruptive given that we were coming specifically to their hotel for purposes of utilizing the pool during the 0° weather. I mentioned to her we probably would be canceling our tomorrow appointment and would expect some type of significant discount for the night we are staying. The Night shift manager was very cordial as was Alex, who sat beside her . She said she could not authorize any such discount but did say I'm sure they will significantly reduce your rates in the morning but you'll have to talk to the day manager tomorrow . And here's where the story gets unprofessionally nightmareish After eating breakfast and visiting with our family the next morning (Saturday), I approached the front desk to find a tall young 20ish blonde, "not so friendly kind of sassy gal" managing the front desk along with what was a very nice middle aged woman woman (that was very reasonable to talk with, but clearly didn't have authority to consider discounting our room). I had to break from the conversation with the tall young sassy one ASAP as it was disruptive and going absolutely nowhere in any positive direction - and asked her to please call her manager ; at which point she did. She then proceeded to hand me her phone and said my manager is on the line I said could you please put it on speakerphone, At which point she did To my surprise, apparently the senior manager of this hotel responded in a strong voice and said "what the hell is going on over there my father's been in the hospital with a heart attack and I'm want to know what the hell is going on" I paused before I spoke and I said I'm sorry for your family's hardship and that you're going through this with your father. And then, realizing that I was basically going to be dialoguing with a tall young sassy 20 year-old and a woman on the phone who is not prepared to have any type of reasonable conversation I said back in response to both " based on the way in which you are speaking on this phone I don't believe there's a healthy conversation to be had , so I'm leaving now" at which point I walked away And then I went back to my room to hang out and five minutes later our tall young sassy hotel clerk came knocking And she said "we charged your card and checked you out. my manager said you have to get out of this hotel , you have to leave now" of course this is ridiculous when you think about it because we had already paid because they quickly ran our card through the system to get their money And to my understanding, there was absolutely no discount whatsoever provided the client . So the question is, "is this the kind of folks that you would have running your hotel if you were elsewhere; hoping things were being managed correctly ?"

I really hate leaving terrible reviews, and whenever possible, I try to focus on the positives…read more However, there are times when the experience is just really bad, you feel like you've been taken advantage of and you want others be aware. The Links Bos Landen Hotel & Spa was such an experience. Surprising, I know, since it's in the Trademark by Wyndam Collection. First, I'll give some positives. The people in Iowa are SUPER nice. Pella is a wonderful town. The Sprint Car Hall of Fame in Knoxville is really well-done if you're into Sprint Car racing (sprintcarhof.com). Main Street Markt in Pella has great food and everything you need for an impromptu picnic (mainstreetmarkt.com). The Links Bos Landen is conveniently located to Pella and Knoxville. My husband and I recently stayed at the Links Bos Landen Hotel & Spa in Pella for the Knoxville Nationals Sprint Car Championship, and I am sorry to say, it was incredibly disappointing, especially given the hotel's claim of offering "Thoughtful Amenities & Service." This place fell far short of those expectations. To start, the smell of chlorine from the indoor pool permeated the hotel...from the lobby to our room, the burning smell of chlorine made my eyes red and burning the entire stay. Our room had no closet or even hooks to hang clothing, which is a basic hotel staple. When I brought this up to the front desk clerk immediately after check-in, the staff member--who admitted she was new--was unsure how to help. I asked if we could borrow a luggage cart to hang our clothes on, but she said there were only two and they couldn't be spared. The room itself was in poor condition and my assumption is the room was hastily prepared in anticipation of a sold-out, Knoxville National Championship week. The pleather couch was sticky, to which I was told it was likely due to the cleaner they use...of course that didn't make me feel any better and we simply choose not to sit on it. The window cranks were broken, making it impossible to open the windows for fresh air (to flush out the chlorine smell) or in case of an emergency. The bathroom fan was inoperable, with the knob missing altogether. The laminate wood flooring felt cold and gritty underfoot, and the wood trim around the refrigerator was missing. Speaking of the refrigerator, it only kept food moderately cold even though I cranked it up, leaving us concerned about the safety of storing food inside. There was no rhyme-or-reason why we had two ironing board holders randomly placed on different walls. Several cracks in the walls that were unprofessionally patched. And finally, the Wi-Fi was painfully slow, prompting us to default to our personal hotspots. On top of all that, I was informed that the hotel had been purchased last January, and there was actually no "spa" on the premises, despite the misleading name and advertising. If the hotel is undergoing a transition, it should not be billed as a Resort & Spa until it truly meets those standards. Motel and small, highly chlorinated Jacuzzi would better describe BOS Landing. As for the hotel's amenities, the "bar" is nothing more than an afterthought: some stools at a counter along with a tiny two-seat high-top table in the middle of the first-floor room corridor. The laundry room was dirty and poorly maintained, with an older washing machine and dryer, an over-flowing trash can, and no supplies available. Trash bags were stacked in a visible location off the first-floor hallway, adding to the overall sense of poor maintenance. Finally, several times during our visit, the "24 Hour Front Desk" was unattended, with a sign stating, "I am assisting another guest, will return shortly." One evening, my husband waited for quite some time, and finally left as no one ever returned. Overall, this hotel is a far cry from what it advertises, especially at the $300+ per night we paid (inflated due to demand the week we were there, normally it's in the $70-80 range). Had we been able to find another room in the area we would have relocated, but hence, the Knoxville Nationals are incredibly popular and rooms in the greater Knoxville/Pella regional were booked. If you're considering a stay here, I would strongly advise looking elsewhere until significant improvements are made.