I'd never stayed at a bed and breakfast and wasn't sure what to expect- however this house was…read morefantastic! The owner is very knowledgeable about the area and the history of the home. He gives you a little history at breakfast in the morning. You check in with a code for the front door and your room is open with the key in the door. This is a quiet little spot, like stepping back In time the house is appropriately decorated for the Time period. We very much enjoyed our stay and would come back again!

Owner would not honor a gift card, so we weren't able to go. There is contradictory language on…read morethe gift card. Do not purchase a gift card to the Hancock House, it will end up not being honored and a waste of your money.

This cruise was fantastic. My wife and I had taken the luncheon tour. Between the scenery being…read morebeautiful, the meal was just as exceptional. Captain Brian kept us informed about the lore of the river, (without having a need to keep talking just to say words), while Stacy kept our glasses full and Steve, our bellies.

Well that certainly was fun! Perfect day in the sub, with the breeze off the river. Life is good!…read moreCaptain Brian told us all sorts of things about the river. He was very friendly and personable. The cruise was just so relaxing and perfect. Not crowded. And best of all, totally affordable! We'll do this again, for certain.

Robert was a great host. The Inn is close to lots of local charm like the cable car and good…read morerestaurants. The breakfast was tasty with lots of options. The room was comfortable and quiet with all of the necessary amenities. The entire building was filled with charm and character. A great getaway from Chicago.

Is this place perfect- no. Would I stay here again- 200%…read more The building is old, it was built in the 1800s so you have to expect a few dings and dents. However it has a lot of charm that isn't present in a chain hotel. There are rumors of ghostly visitations, but we only found a TV on that we thought we had turned off when we went out to dinner. There are lots of steps to climb, don't expect ADA compliance. However the decor is beautiful and the innkeeper is superb.

Such a wonderful opportunity for business, but lacking in so many areas. On a recent trip to…read moreDubuque, we stopped for breakfast at the Millwork Bread Company. They are located in Millwork Marketplace, a gorgeous old renovated brick building downtown. Upon arriving, we asked where were all their breads. They announced they didn't have any. The truck had not made its delivery and they had no idea why. The place seemed very poorly managed. Not to take away from the young ladies that waited on us. We sat at the bar, next to a disgruntled gentleman who asked us if we were going to have breakfast. We said yes, and he mumbled under his breath, "Poor excuse for a restaurant." We decided to brave it anyway. They offer fresh squeezed juices, which they prepare every day. We couldn't decide, so she offered to let us sample. They were refreshing. We decided to order breakfast and forgo the juice. I ordered the basic eggs, toast, hash browns and sausage. My friend ordered an omelet with a side of bacon. Her bacon was thick cut and severely over cooked. The omelet was small with not many veggies. My sausage was probably the best I have ever had. Everything else was good, except, we asked for butter and all they had was butter flavored spread. A "bread company" with no bread or real butter? Odd. I grabbed a salt shaker from the nearby table as there were none at the bar and it was stuck inside the shaker like concrete. Upon examining the rest at the other tables, I saw the waitress take them all back to be washed. The bearded cook in the back looked like he hated his life. The girls talked about how their hours had been cut. There was a coffee bar with quite possibly an employees backpack on it. Hopefully they find their stride, because it's a gorgeous building. Get some real butter in there and some actual specialty breads.

Vast open spaces of characters around the millwork marketplace comfy leather furniture in the…read morecorner for visiting with a drink from one of the adjoining bars or eateries. Quaint little things in the marketplace it's more the location representing the nostalgia and building then the wares. Trendy place decent amount of people passing through even on a cool white winter Thursday night would love to stop in on Friday or Saturday to really get the full impression

Went for a fish fry. Average country restaurant decorating; nothing special. Very friendly service…read more My bourbon old fashioned was very good; strong pour and good price. I opted for the salad bar and all you can eat seafood buffet. The salad bar had fresh ingredients and a nice selection of salads. Including lettuce fixings, Potato salad and cole slaw. The seafood buffet had a nice selection of fried or baked cod, bluegills, sautéed shrimp, and clam strips. Everything was very good. Fish was lightly breaded and the shrimp were tender. Wasn't a big fan of the beer soup; thick and heavy but not a lot of flavor. Overall very pleased with the experience.

In our quest to stop at every Wisconsin Supper Club in the state, we ended up here. I was delighted…read morethat they still have a soup & salad bar! We tried both soups & piled on the salad. My fiance got the prime rib with mushrooms and said it was one of the best he's had. I got steak as well and it was delish but the sweet potato fries were the star of the show. I could eat them every day. Definitely supper club vibes inside. Our waitress was great - quick and answered all of our questions. We will be back!

The good: the woodwork, pocket doors, high ceilings, bed frames, and fireplaces were all beautiful…read more Dave and Michelle, the owners, were lovely. Breakfast was great, as were the home baked treats that could be found throughout the day. The bad: there was only wine and soda in the fridge. No ice and no water. The common areas were cluttered. I don't care to stay someplace and see piles of junk on the floor. I stepped into the kitchen at one point to look for some ice for my tea and the cleanliness of the kitchen was very questionable. Food had been left out of the fridge on the counter, and it was the middle of the day. Against my better judgement I DID have breakfast the next day and I haven't gotten sick, so there IS that! The ugly: I am very sensitive to smells and there was a heavy presence of cat urine. I just couldn't escape it. i never saw a cat, but I sure did smell it! The curtains in our room were falling apart and they were all water stained. I could look past all of that, but when I discovered what the pillows looked like I was done and we left a day early. The pillows were not encased in a protective cover before they were placed in a pillowcase and they were all stained and disgusting, one even had a hole in it. Even that didn't phase me too much, but when I helped myself to a pillow case that I found in the hall closet it looked like there was a booger on it and I just lost it. We were not given any kind of hassle when we checked out early and it would be my guess that we were not the first. As others have mentioned the outside looked like something out of a horror movie, but I obviously wasn't put off by it as we did check in. According to past reviews the renovation of the front porch has been going on for YEARS, and it looks pretty trashy. If you don't mind all that I mentioned, by all means stay, but I will not stay again. If you can get past the cat smell and the disgusting pillows and the dirty kitchen, it IS a beautiful B&B. I need to note that it took me a long time to write this review. It really IS beautiful, and the owners really are lovely people, but I just couldn't not say something. Had everyone else that has written reviews been totally honest, I probably would not have stayed there. This place could be SO much better with a little more care.

Epic, this place is epic…read more The history, architecture (updates in process) midwest comfort, soul and love is what your looking for; this is the place. Lovely ambiance of jazz always playing seems comforting in so many ways. The hostess ate breakfast with me and helped me with photos, directions, advise. She was sincerely lovely. They went out of their way to help me in my travels. Epic hosts, food, complimentary drinks. I have never been to a place this unique. Usually you worry about small things at hotels bc they are so sterile. Here its like staying at your grandparents house or favorite aunt and uncles. I suggest this location to people who love the wholesome things in life without the upper scale crust lingering on your permanent white pillowcases. You don't need to worry about that here. (I would not suggest this to people with serious allergies or extreme standards.) Everything felt comfortable and relaxing. I love it! And I will continue to come back. Best bed and breakfast! Just epic! Perfectly cooked, the best crapes I have ever had. This peach layered cake they made... I can't stop thinking about! You gotta check it out!

We stayed here on New Year's Eve. Beautiful new hotel as part of the Q Casino + Resort complex. Our…read morebasic King Room was decorated with modern finishes. Request a room on the river side for the best view. Conveniently connected by inside walkways to Houlihan's restaurant, the arcade, Island Social restaurant and the Q Casino. Rooftop restaurant was not open yet so we'll certainly be back in the Spring to give that a try!

Relatively new property that seems it was squeezed in between an old Garden Inn and the new casino…read more Bed, shower, everything was pretty solid. Only issue is that the breakfast option is at the Garden Inn and that was a mess. Plenty of parking makes staying here for extended periods convenient. If in the area again, would definitely stay here again.

Stayed here for a two-night getaway weekend to Galena. It proved to be a great choice. Jordana…read more(innkeeper) was welcoming and friendly. Our room was clean, spacious, and comfortable. Our bathroom featured a claw-foot freestanding tub, which was fine for us but could be a challenge for older or mobility-challenged guests. The happy hour at 5:00 each evening offered wine and a simple cheese plate, which Jordana prepared. Breakfast each morning was a full 3-4 courses, which was really delicious and served promptly at 8:30. We enjoyed chatting with other guests at breakfast and learning about their adventures in Galena. Communication with the Inn was frequent and easy. Note that the former "Potting Shed" is now a Sauna space. The Inn is within about a 15-minute walking distance of downtown, and a 10-minute walk to Grant's home. Great stay, highly recommended.

We stayed one night. The room was very clean and comfortable. The bed was very comfortable. Firm…read morebut not hard. It was very quiet and peaceful. Jordana was a great host. She went above and beyond and got us distilled water for our CPAP. The breakfast was AMAZING! We hope to visit again in the future.