Best place we stayed on our cross country trip from CA to NY! Cozy, quaint & charming B&B...at an…read moreunbelievable price...especially for a B&B! 1888 cool, historic railroad inn. Such a pretty room for me & my hubby with the most comfortable bed! Everything was fresh & clean. Breakfast was great with fresh picked veggies & fruit from their garden. We're health nuts so we were happy! They even had reverse osmosis water! Joann was so friendly, nice, & accomodating in every way! Very personable unlike staying at a motel/hotel. We hope to stay here again on our way back!

My wife and I stayed here on a Friday evening. I booked the Sunroom based on the photos on the…read morewebsite. Overall, it was a pleasant experience. The interior was clean and bright. Our hostess Amber was very nice and helpful. Breakfast was tasty and plentiful. The bed and chairs were comfortable. The only real negative is that the building is next to a busy street and it can be a bit noisy with the windows open. All in all I can recommend this place as a change from chain motels, but I am not sure the location makes it ideal for a romantic getaway.

What a wonderful place to stay. They have done so much work to make the place homey and…read morecomfortable. Very reasonably priced, and the breakfast was marvelous. Amber was a sweetheart and made us feel welcome and at home. We will be back.

Out of all the houses in Minnesota, this one is my favorite. Formerly the Hunt House, this…read morerenovated B&B is filled with charm, light, and thoughtful touches. I found this spot randomly when I came to Mankato for my birthday, and couldn't be happier. Breakfast is always delicious, and owners are experienced hospitality folk who go above & beyond to take care of their guests. I stayed in the Free Press Room, and my one friend who was visiting home also took a staycation and occupied the Worlds Fair room next door. Both were very comfortable, tastefully decorated, had an Google Home thingy that we learned to use . Plus, lovely bath products. They have recently added a second house for large group stays, which is a great option for "spillage" during larger family events (Ie, weddings, reunions, family vacations). Thank you for a wonderful stay, and keep up the great work!

We stayed at Moulin Rouge's house on a Monday night in late June. It was a last-minute decision…read moremade while we were still on the road in the evening, looking for a place to stop. Crhis answered the phone and had the good news that he had two rooms for our party of three, with the dog. He only asked that we don't let the dog go on top of, the bed, which we don't anyway at least when I'm around. It turned out that we were the only guests at Moulin Rouge that day. Kris said that typically, it's completely full during the weekend. As a testimony to that, he is still had a tent set up for a wedding party, and he was folding it when we arrived. Then her house is gorgeous and immaculately clean. I wiped up water after my dog, drank from her bowl and spilled a little on the floor. The napkin I used for that came back spotless white. The multiple course warning meal does not happen on weekdays, only on weekends. However, Chris still prepared yogurt parfaits for us and had a bunch of watermelon in the fridge. He also set up multiple baked goods and breakfast bars for us in the kitchen, ready for us to eat next morning. We opted to eat some of them that same evening. He also offered us to take whatever drinks were in the refrigerator, and we were able to store our stuff in the kitchen fridge as well. The windy Terry guys live upstairs to our rooms. Crhis unlocked our two rooms, and the other two or three rooms remain locked. Our rooms were connected, so we used them as a suite. The smaller room had a closet with a small refrigerator, which we didn't use because we had the downstairs kitchen with fridge our exclusive use. There were three bathrobes in the closet, and they used one of them. The bathroom was beautiful, with a shower and a very nice bathtub with bath salts out on the bench hanging across the tub. The water pressure was great in the shower, and the bath was very relaxing. There were bottles of water in each room with nice crystal glasses next to them. The house had a nice deck outside furniture, tables and sofas, and armchairs. There was also a beautiful small yard with yet another table and chairs, and a small vegetable garden. We had our breakfast in the courtyard outside, and our dog enjoyed the grassy area with bunnies hopping across once in a while the evening was hot, and there were fireflies in the air. Chris told us about. The area had flood issues, with landslides that week, so we couldn't get to see the Riverbank because they blocked the access due to dangers of mudslides. Still, we enjoyed a short evening walk with our dog in the neighborhood. Crhis pointed out that there was a house on their block were a famous writer of Betsy used to live on. He even pulled out one of the Betsy books that my 11 year old and I read together. My sophisticated 11 year-old First said she didn't really care for the book, but eventually, we both found it charming and enjoyed it. I also enjoyed listening to Chris story of how he ended up running the bed-and-breakfast. Apparently, he used to run an Eco hotel in Belize, where he met his wife who came as a guest. He followed her to Minnesota, where he went into the hospitality business. I think he works at one of the larger hotels, but a day, and also runs this bed and breakfast. His experience in hospitality business shows in how thoughtful the amenities are set up, and how clean the whole place is. All in all, it was the best hotel experience we have had while driving from Duluth, Minnesota back home to Berkeley, California. We usually don't stay in bed and breakfast, so this experience encouraged us so much that we tried another bit of breakfast, and Keystone, that had a great reviews, but it was far from the Moulin Hey Jeannie asked how we gonna celebrate July 4 and what they can bring Moulin Rouge experience. By the way, the reason why the place is called Moulin Rouge is because the house used to be a beauty parlor that had that name. He kept the name and the sign over the door, and the red tones in the decor go well with the Moulin Rouge theme.

My wife planned a short weekend getaway for us and her Mother for Mothers Day. Since her mom lives…read morein the Twin Cities, Mankato was a good almost half way spot. This B&B proved to be a fun place to enjoy some local flavor outside of the standard box hotels. The rooms are nice and the bed comfortable. The owner was geniune and willing to share about the history of his home, which is fun to hear about. Breakfast was ample and our fellow guests entertaining too. Come check this place out for an alternative to the chains!

In the heart of Glencoe there is a place of family history and memory. A place where something…read moremagical happened in 1900. It started with the heart of an entrepreneur and his dream for the future. This home is beautiful by design and the morning breakfast wonderful by sunshine.

Great place, had to book last minute, because of a snow storm. Very accommodating. Brought you back…read moreto a more elaborate time. 5 stars

Best place to stay in New Ulm. Beautiful old house, warm and friendly family hosts. Comfortable…read morebed, nice linens. Superb breakfast. What more could you ask for?

Wow, great B&B! House is beautiful, rooms are well done, food is great, lots of little extras and…read morehosts offer great hospitality! Highly recommend!

This is a cozy and clean B&B that feels like a visit to your aunt who lives on the country. Donna…read morelet us choose our room (we chose twin beds) and let us have our dog in our room on a dog bed we brought along. We had a/c and our own half bath; shower is down the hall next to the tv room. Rooms areupstairs, but the place has access ramps from the outside and a lift chair going up the interior stairs. Westbrook is a small town, very quiet and clean. We chose it because it is only 15 minutes from Laura Ingalls Wildr attractions in Walnut Grove. To our delight, discovered Parkview is actually in view of a park. Right across the street is a ball park, pool ($2 per person), wonderful playground, and pretty veterans memorial garden. No dogs allowed in the park, however; dog owners did not do a good job of picking up. In town there is a museum, only open Sunday afternoons. Grocery store and drug store and home store. The price was great. It sounds like weekends can be busy for Parkview, so book early. No web reservations; contact Donna through the Facebook page or by phone. Don't expect luxury, but do expect comfort and a friendly host. Looking forward to the farm breakfast this morning.

At the recommendation of a supplier, I stayed here one night on a recent business trip and was very…read morepleasantly surprised. My first impression from the outside was that it was a sketchy operation- especially after finding out that the tavern employees assist with checkin. However the rooms turned out to be very spacious and comfortable and the little upstairs sitting area was very nice. I certainly can't say enough good things about the amazing bbq restaurant and tavern downstairs. The staff was extremely friendly and accommodating and the food was truly first class. They smoke their meats in a giant smoker behind the tavern so guests can stand on the rear balcony and take in the aromas of smoky bbq deliciousness. I would definitely stay here on a future trip through MN.

This is one of those reviews - that you really don't want to write. Not because you had a bad…read moreexperience - quite the opposite. Because you don't want anyone to know about one of the best kept secrets in Minnesota! But because I wish them absolutely all the best - I MUST tell the world about one of the best Stay-cations I have ever had... I booked a room here last summer to get away by myself for some R&R. I've been looking to book again, and am happy to say that the prices have not gone up. Each room is $139- $149 a night, and is worth e v e r y p e n n y. This is not your typical Bed and Breakfast, nor is it a typical hotel. The gracious owners own an upscale BBQ restaurant downstairs, and run the Inn upstairs. Breakfast is served off their menu down in the restaurant - and was absolutely fantastic. I had a delicious chocolate chip scone and coffee, with spicy breakfast potatoes, eggs, and toast. They were extremely accommodating, and said I could order whatever I pleased. I sat on their back patio all by myself and it was - heaven. The rooms - OH THE ROOMS. You'd be hard pressed to find a hotel this nice anywhere nearby. They were clean, updated, and they spared no expense. There was a separate powder room, a huge luxurious whirlpool tub, and over-sized shower. The bed was large and comfy, and I fell asleep at night to the in-room electric fireplace. There was not one, but TWO flat screen tv's, and a beautiful marble sink/vanity area. The room also included a mini-fridge and a Keurig stocked with Caribou Coffee. The rooms were spic-and-span, and HUGE. There is even access to the shared back-porch. The inn-keepers were friendly and offered to give me suggestions of what to do in the area. Head down a few blocks to the main street and you will find plenty to do. There is also a wonderful winery about 8 minutes away called Chankaska Creek. If the guest book in the room is any indication, I am not the only one who has enjoyed my stay at the Konsbruck. It felt like a luxury to even be standing in that bathroom. I have been day-dreaming about returning ever since I left!!