What an unexpected gem in Creston! I was planning a visit to family in town and nearby when I came…read moreacross this BNB. I booked through Airbnb. The owner, Sandy, was quick with communication when I had questions about what to expect. Her home is very large with several guest rooms, some with private restrooms. The common areas have large TVs with cable and several dvds to choose from. There's a pool table, a grand piano, and a pond with a doc and kayaks for guest use. Everything you'd want in a BnB with a lovely host that made us feel very welcome!

A beautiful setting amongst Iowa farmland. The proprietor Sandy is the personification of "Iowa…read morenice". A stay at Adams Street Country Lodge is a refreshing change from predictable, ordinary hotels.

My girlfriend and I stayed here a few weeks ago on our way from Colorado to the East Coast. I…read morereally wanted to like this place, especially after reading people rave about their stay, but I couldn't get fully on board. The woman who runs it was just as friendly as everyone said. She was very welcoming, put us in a room she thought we would like, and made sure that our dogs had plenty of water and treats. I really appreciated this touch from a fellow pet-lover. No complaints about her. The room, however, wasn't the cleanest. There were flies (not necessarily anyone's fault, but annoying), and the bathroom had mold. I'm not super picky, especially in these small, mid-west towns, but I don't like finding mold... Her husband was not very friendly. When we turned the keys in the next morning, he came to the door in his pajamas and didn't ask if we wanted breakfast, which was supposed to be included with our stay. He just said thanks and closed the door again. Overall, fine for a 1-night stay.

Coming from michigan on the brink of falling asleep on route to Colorado at 5AM we had little to no…read morechoices and calling the Anita Grand Motel was the right decision! The hospitality was unexplainable. GREAT people. They described it was new ownership and showed us how clean and nice it was and they were not wrong. Offered us food, coffee, and water. The rooms were so nice and kept up and amazing wi-fi and TV service. As we left in the morning they insisted we stay and sleep a little bit longer but we had to go as we went inside they showed us pictures of their children and grand children and me and my buddy got to play with their beagle. Very cute dog and friendly. HIGHLY recommend staying here. Will be doing so on the way back to michigan from Colorado! Loved this place.

This is a beautiful hotel. My husband and I stayed at this hotel as we were passing thru Iowa on…read moreour way home from our trip to Yellowstone. This hotel is very old and in very good shape. We were on the second floor and had to carry all of our luggage up as there wasn't an elevator, but it was worth it when we got to our room. It was very cozy and pretty, with lots of little touches. The bathroom had a little note with information as to turn the shower on (very much appreciated since I tend to have a problem figuring some showers out). A little pink rubber hippo sat on the note to draw your attention to it. There was a box on a little table, as you came into the room, that contained complimentary individual serving boxes of dry cereal and some packets of microwavable oatmeal. There was also some granola bars and rice crispy treats. There was a little refrigerator (with juice and milk in it) in the room, a microwave, and a coffee maker. The coffee cups were real cups that were gold rimmed instead of foam. The little touches were nice. The gal that checked us in was very nice and the restaurant that was attached served some good food. Greenfield is fortunate to have this nice hotel, as there really didn't seem to be anything else in town. The beds were comfortable and I slept well. Breakfast was assorted breads to make toast with and juice, and coffee. I think there might have been some sweet rolls too. Nothing too special, but something to have before hitting the road.

We rented the whole place for our wedding guests and we stayed in the bridal suite - for entire…read moreholiday weekend. Staff couldn't have treated us any better. They accommodated any requests we made in advance and on the spot - we asked for their bar to be stocked with drinks guests would enjoy, they even had the fixings for a great morning-after brunch bar. We loved playing the piano and singing in the lobby as our wedding after-party. Our bridal suite exceeded our expectations - gorgeous furniture, great blackout curtains, and enormous bathroom to get ready in. The staff made us and our guests feel welcomed and right at home! We recommend anyone coming to the Greenfield area to stay at Hotel Greenfield, you will be glad you did!

Owned by a lovely couple, Ron and Carol. A big log cabin-like lodge, seems brand new, and kept…read moreimmaculate. It's situated on 25 acres and along a creek. Traveling here on business, this is a wonderful alternative to the several local hotels. With a motto of "Come here as a guest, and leave as family." -- it's more than true after my 3-day stay. Super comfy bed, and very quiet -- I slept just great! Lots of extra blankets and pillows if needed. Each room has the comforts of your own TV with cable, but I felt more than welcome to be downstairs in the main room with the big-screen TV, a large fireplace, and lots of seating/recliner choices. Free wifi/internet is provided. For breakfast, Carol and Ron both chip-in and provide an excellent breakfast. There are 4 or more choices to choose from, and the night before - just place your order and time - and it'll be ready. I recommend Carol's special scrambled eggs (bacon, cheese, peppers, onions) - awesome! Because of the time of year, it didn't happened to have many other guests. The one downside - it has a shared bathroom. There are several bathrooms within the lodge, so I guess it wouldn't be too much of a problem. The highlight of the time spent here was getting to know the very sweet people of Ron and Carol. They are warm, open, kind, and generous people who are in the right business of serving others and sharing their home.

This is a super sweet place to spend a night or two . A gorgeous lodge, with high beaned ceilings…read moreand a full catwalk in the second floor, this lodge is rich and inviting. Located in the peace and quiet of rural Iowa, rooms are rented our individually , with shared community spaces. We stayed here when no one else had booked, so we had the place to ourselves, but I'm guessing it would also be fine to share with others . It's quite large and has a game space as well as the living/dining areas. Thanks so much!

Americinn appeared recently updated and the staff was nice enough. Unfortunately we chose this…read morelocation for the "heated" pool, only for it to be too cold to swim in. Another review mentioned the very slippery floors surrounding the pool - they are right. The fireplace in our room didn't work, the windows were indeed gross, and the mirrors clearly hadn't been cleaned. Additionally we had inconsiderate and loud neighbors early in the morning, but that's not the hotels fault. They kept opening and slamming the door for some reason. Overall we had a fine time, the bed and king suite jacuzzi were nice, and we'd come here again if ever needed.

Booking was easy on the Wyndham Rewards website. Precheck was simple on my cell. The lobby was…read moreclean, welcoming and even smelled nice. The front desk staff was helpful and efficient. My room was clean and comfortable and a little nicer than I expected for $105. Free breakfast was lovely with fresh food and reasonable variety. Check out was efficient and the staff was friendly. There was plenty of parking and it was really easy to get to from the freeway and it was easy to get back on the road. I anticipate once my kid starts school I'll be making this trip a few times a year and I'll try to make sure I always stay here. I've been avoiding Wyndham for several years after a really horrible experience in Kansas City, but this place made me glad I reconsidered my total Wyndham ban.

We were staying at the other B&B in town and came across reviews for Sf Martin House when looking…read morefor a place for dinner. Called and Roger was able to accommodate us for our anniversary dinner at the last minute. There was one other patron, a regular, who was super fun to talk and share some stories with. He stated that Roger had the best steak ever, but he was out of them for the evening so we intend to come back and give it a try another time. Our chicken Alfredo and baked salmon were fantastic. We honestly could not recommend a better experience and were so glad we chose to take a chance and not go to the steakhouse 20 miles down the road as recommended by our hostess. Come here and make a memory!!

The SF Martin House is a must-eat place and very unique dining experience. Seafood is brought in…read morefresh from the market in Omaha. The beef steaks are some of the best you'll find anywhere. 10/10.

What an awesome hotel, the coffee is always brewing, the staff is always kind and helpful, the…read morerooms are clean the showers are hot and the price was reasonable!

Nice place! Stay here! I stay here on my way almost every year. Nice pool too!! Front desk people…read morewere nice.

This is smoking hotel. The vast majority of the rooms are smoking. All common area smell of smoke -…read morestrong smell of smoke! Don't stay if you don't like smoke. Beyond that, very clean, roomy, and nice staff. Great value! Last, the hotel directory lists a Pizza Ranch that delivers. It doesn't deliver to the hotel, because it is 50 miles away. They will take your order with no intention of delivering. Hotel staff knows this, but has not corrected the books.

I had a very good experience while staying at this motel for five nights. The owner / manager is…read morevery nice and always willing to help. The room is quaint and clean. The bed is comfortable. The bathroom is clean and has been updated with very hot water. The room comes with a microwave, refrigerator, and a decent sized tv with DISH cable and the air conditioner will freeze you out. Minden is a quaint town, but there is nothing to do except the bowling alley which has a lounge and a café'. I'd definitely stay there again.

We were in Desperate need of a motel late in the evening and luckily found the Minden Midtown…read moreMotel! Marlin (pronounced Marleen) was wonderful. The room was clean, the bed comfortable, and the price was right! My wife and I heartily recommend the Midtown Motel! Sonny and June Van Dusen