We were driving across country and needed a place to stay for the night. Faribault looked like a…read moregreat spot to stay for the night. There are few hotels to choose from in Faribault. All the hotels appear to be your typical hotels you find along the freeway when traveling which is interesting as Faribault seams like a charming town once you depart the freeway a couple of miles. However, I came across this hotel on Yelp and thought why not try it out. It is located on the Shattuck-St campus which is just stunning. Beautiful architecture and grounds. When we walked in, Alicia at the front desk greeted us. Alicia was very friendly and gave us the rundown if the property. The hotel itself is quaint with a handful of rooms. There is a dining area you can access at any time for snacks and beverages. Our room was upstairs which you can access by stairs or elevator. Our windows looked out onto the Shattuck grounds. Quite nice! The king room is large with an extra sitting area with a large desk, couch and lounge chair. There is a coffee station, wardrobe closet, dresser, large wall mirror, iron. The bathroom is also spacious with a shower that has a bench should one need it. The bathroom had plenty of towels and accessories and appeared to be handicap accessible. The bed and pillows were very comfortable. Is this an older hotel, yes, it has some very interesting history you can read all about. But it is not a modern sterile hotel. It is older and charming. We had everything we needed for a comfortable place to stay. And, the price was very reasonable. I would definitely recommend booking here as opposed to a regular hotel that you will pay more to stay and have less atmosphere.

BEST PLACE EVER! I stay here every time I am in the area. VERY clean! Everyone is VERY friendly and…read moreaccommodating.

Small but clean motel just off Hwy. 3, blocks from local businesses in Farmington like hardware…read morestore and antiques shop. Owner not on premises but woman mgr is almost always there. She has male associate who assists in caretaking duties. Nice friendly and hardworking pair. This is an older motel, so the bath is only stall-sized and so forth. But the bedding and furniture are newer and clean, and the TV has non-premium cable channels.

Stayed here after a friend got married and was very pleased with this hotel…read more It is free parking and the staff here was very sweet! Specifically Gage! He was really awesome to our group! After the wedding we came down for pizza and a drink at the bar. Gage was very helpful and personable! The breakfast here is pretty standard. Not anything to write home about, but decent. I do wish they had oatmilk or almond milk for the cereal! The room was large, clean and the bed was fairly comfortable. The shower was fine but it may be time for an upgrade. It was clean though. Overall, if you are passing through, this was a good place to stay

Shocked to see all the low review scores on this hotel! I stayed here 3 nights while on a…read morebusiness trip and I can say nothing but good things. Very friendly and attentive staff. Common areas were clean and well lit. My room was spacious, clean and very comfortable. Bathroom sparkled! Plenty of products for my stay including shampoo, conditioner, body wash and lotion. Breakfast was hot and delicious each morning. They even have a small bar that serves beer and wine. I will stay here again!

Gravel and black top sites , full hookup available. Tent camping allowed. antenna reception…read more ok about 15 channels. Showers and bathroom at campground. All other things available in the hotel of the casino. $45 per night for pull through FH site.

Another in a great line of Minnesota rest areas. If you've traveled through other states you know…read moreMn is among the cleanest and best. To divert a little. Somewhere in the middle section of Missouri the rest areas take a filthier turn with people who don't look like road travelers hanging in the parking lot and staring. In the Jackson Mi area on an overnight drive there were men running into a wooded area. I decided to shave and entered the lobby as a man was standing there with three women as they all smiled and said hello. Ok, that'll be ok. Soon as I got to the sink and taking out my shaving things the man comes up to the sink next to me...."here we go", I thought. He says.."..say you see those mighty fine ladies with me.. I could let you have a party with any that you want". This stop has a playground, a place for the dogs, spotless restroom, even in late afternoon, a wall of vending machines and just a scenic respite area. PB4UGO.

When you've got to go, you've go to go, and especially if the next rest stop after this one is many…read moremiles way. I stopped in to the Heath Creek Rest Area yesterday on the way to the Twin Cities. This place has what you need: - Easy access from and back to I-35. - Clean Rest Rooms - Drinking Water and Vending Machines - Nice Park-Like Atmosphere with Picnic Tables and Pet Walking Space. I did have one interesting experience inside of my 10-15 minutes here. Another car pulled up and one of the passengers was just behind me on the walk to the facilities. All of a sudden, he started asking me what I thought of Biden and how he was a big Trump supporter. As this was no place or time for such a discussion, I waved him off (twice) by saying that I don't talk politics in public. This just goes to show you that you never know who you'll run into at a rest stop, and it's best to always be situationally aware.

I sent in two catering requests and never heard back. It was directly on their website so it…read moreshould have been received. I then called and left a voicemail. I checked my spam and nothing .

Ruth's catering is the best around. She routinely does takeout Tuesday and Friday's that is always…read morea treat. Her food is made with lots of love and full of flavor! Highly recommend her for your catering needs or if you need a night in with a take home meal.

We have visited the Arcade inside Treasure Island in the past and we were shocked when we turned…read morethe corner on our first visit this year to see the space completely transformed. The old dark, dreary, arcade is now a bright, colorful, and friendly place. The prize selection far surpasses the old arcade and the kids are now excited when we head up to spend our tickets. The staff we encountered were friendly and engaging and the kids are already asking when we can go back!

PSC sets the standard for Cub Scout summer camping. The staff are amazing and go above and beyond…read moreevery single summer. There are 498 acres dedicated to camping and experiencing nature year round!

My review is for the Polar Cubs day camp. The weather was nice and there was snow on the ground…read more What more could you ask for? While I had my doubts with our first activity of making snow flakes, however it quickly turned into a fun time for the kids playing outside. There was the wolves and deer game, snow tubing, climbing on a snow hill, a snow ball game vs the parents, and skits to end it off. I don't know where the staff gets all their energy from, but they did an excellent job. I know I was pretty exhausted. If you get the chance to bring a scout here, do it. It's a wide open space with lots to do.