I have done a number of cave tours as they travel a lot. This one's a pretty easy tour a flat…read moreground lots of stairs but doable. We had a nice young knowledgeable tour guide. It was interesting. I must say something to do in harmony besides the Amish tours it was worth it for sure you go about 200 feet underground and it's a mile long I went on Saturday tours were about every half an hour. I didn't pre-pay. I just paid when I got there. Wasn't sure what time I'd be there.

I love visiting caves and Niagara Cave near Harmony, MN was a real treat! Quite a good walk with…read moremany stairways down to its 200ft low point. High points were the platform over the 100 ft waterfall and the deepest end point. Definitely recommend and I was happy to see the metal doors sealing the cave off!

we enjoyed our tour. I just did the harmony Amish tour two weeks prior. I thought this was gonna…read morebe totally different. Unfortunately it was not. We went to a lot of the same places. There was a couple of different ones so that's nice and learned some different things that I learned from my previous trip, this does take you to harmony, but there is also another harmony Amish tour they are both good just that Harmony one was a tad bit more informative as he's been doing it for 30 years but like I said, still super fun and informative and Lanesboro is a super cute little town. remember to bring cash because that do not take credit so many fun things to buy from flowers to furniture to yummy baked goods, baskets, etc..

Tour was very informative and low key. Bus was comfortable and guide was vey personable. Stopped…read moreby several Amish stores during the tour (Bakery, rugs, furniture, preserves.....).

Great tour, Holly was great and has very extensive knowledge about the Amish. We stopped at 3 farms…read morethat had side businesses and bought some jams. I have a soft spot in my heart for Amish preserves. The woodwork is awesome and I practically had to tear myself away from a wooden glider chair that was sooo comfortable. Another person on the tour did buy a chair and Holly tied in on to the back of the bus. There were stops with baskets and baked goods too! Hmmm that blueberry turnover was out of this world. In between the stops we learned how to spot the difference between Amish and English cornfields. Taxes, marriage, clothing, healthcare, you name it and she had an answer. I really liked the Amish clotheslines with the pulleys. Why do they do that? Take the tour and find out!

Mixed review for me. I went on a historical tour last year as the haunted tour was full. That was…read morereally good, I learned a lot about the city, history, lots of cool sites that I would have never found on my own. My cousin who lives in town didn't know 1/2 the stuff we learned. We marked our calendars to come back for the haunted tour. Dr. Hawk takes it a bit serious for me, I was asked/told to stop talking twice (I was whispering with my cousin while masked, it was not loud). It is clear that Dr. Hawk expected everyone to sit and listen attentively to her for the full tour, I am an adult and paid for the experience as things come up I think it should be ok to quietly talk to my companion. The cemetery visits were very interesting, some good info/stories and that was fun. I believe that there is something out there but not sure how much in ghosts and some of the ghost hunting equipment and trying to talk to the spirits was a little out there for me, others seemed to enjoy it, and it was only a smaller portion of the tour. The covid practices were very good, hand sanitizer as you enter the trolley, masks covering nose and mouth. Hoped for some more stories and a little less ghost hunting. Entertaining unique night out

Very historical tour loved it. Very informative staff. Thanks guys. Good job. AZ Gregread more

It was about 1 yr ago that we stayed here, but the place and hosts were so wonderful, I had to…read morewrite a review. First off, the room was magnificent. Very spacious, many amenities. That alone would be more than enough reason to stay. Also, quiet and relaxing. We decided to stay here because of the Japanese theme. My wife had spent 4 yrs living in Japan. It brought back memories of her time in Japan. The decorum was very well done and surprisingly extensive. The hosts added to the experience. They were fun to talk with, but we only met them because we knocked on their door. Easy to just have a time alone. Also, I had left my camera there, and they were so kind to package it up securely and safely and mail it to me. Sorry I can only give 5 stars!

What a lovely place! So many Japanese decorative details!…read moreLamps, dishes, towels, books... We put together a Japanese puzzle from the cupboard and practiced simple origami following a book that had decorative papers. There are also Kimono's in the closet we tried on and took photos in. On the bed were Kimono robes for us to wear. How cool! The huge tub was wonderful after biking the Root River Trail one day and touring Amish farms another. The kitchen has every dish, pan or accessory you would need. We did a lot of cooking! Cindy was a friendly, super accommodating host! We will definitely stay here again!

Well informed guide. Learned about the life of the people and the animals living along the riverread more

We had a very enjoyable trip! We learned a lot, relaxed and saw the amazing wildlife along the…read morebeautiful Mississippi River!

Well maintained paddle boat which deserves high marks. From launch to meal service, staff was…read morefriendly and welcoming. About a 2 hour ride in total. Highly recommend!

we enjoyed our dinner cruise. We had no reservations just drove into town seen it by the water seen…read morepeople had my friend get out to go see if we can get on. I parked literally boarding in five minutes. This was meant to be. The food was good not great but good servers were nice. Beautiful sunny day. We had a blast. They serve drinks on board as well.