Very nice resort located right on the lake. The waterpark was still being renovated, but the…read moreproperty was excellent. I highly recommend!

Our stay at Honey Creek Resort was overall decent. The rooms were fairly clean, reasonably priced,…read moreand the staff was friendly and pleasant. Unfortunately, our experience at Harbor 72 was a completely different story, and the food was the biggest disappointment of our stay. The food was extremely overpriced for the quality. The sweet corn appetizer was especially disappointing--it tasted like frozen corn with very little seasoning or flavor. The macaroni and cheese was incredibly bland and surprisingly had almost no flavor at all. The steak was the opposite--it was extremely over-seasoned with what tasted like a heavy steak dry rub. The seasoning was so overpowering that I had to scrape most of it off just to eat the steak. The garlic mashed potatoes were also extremely heavy on the garlic salt. There was so much that the flavor was completely overpowering, and I couldn't eat them. I really wanted to love Harbor 72, especially given the resort setting, but the food simply did not justify the prices. The resort itself was fine, and the staff was nice, but based on our experience, I would skip the restaurant or seriously reconsider ordering a full meal there.

Great hotel, great location! Rooms were spacious and quiet. The service was great. Would definitely…read morerecommend staying at The Continental.

We stopped for lunch during the Southern Iowa Junk Jaunt. The place was very busy, so service was a…read morebit slower. We ordered the fresh potato chips & homemade ranch dressing as a star. Outstanding! I had a Rueben with the sweet pepper coleslaw & both were delicious! Rueben had the right amount of dressing & the marbled bread was tasty. The Rueben was a bit soggy on the bottom side--probably sat a bit before delivered to my table. Friend's lunch plate was chicken salad on a croissant with a salad with the homemade ranch dressing. It was good as well. The accompanying broccoli soup was a bit "flour-ish" & just ok. Locals were enjoying this place so you know it's a good lunch restaurant. It's a lovely spot in an old time hotel!

Spent the weekend in centerville for a wedding. This place has a decent sized pool and breakfast…read more It was what I expected for the quality and price. Room was clean and worked for the few hours of sleeping we needed. I'd recommend bringing your own toiletries but there were some provided. Easy to get to in town and near bars, grocery store and restaurants.

I travel to Centerville quite a bit and there is no where else I would stay! The rooms are updated…read moreand nice. The hotel is fairly quiet. The owners are fantastic. They will go out of their way to accommodate any request as best they can. In fact, I feel it is more like staying with family rather than an impersonal hotel! The continental breakfast is as good as any, and I really like their coffee. They keep it well stocked. Last time we were there we used the conference room and we had no issues at all. Everything was exactly as I expected it to be! This is my favorite hotel to stay at and I am always excited when I get to go back! So if you have a chance, check them out! You won't be disappointed :)

The McNeill Stone Mansion is terrific! Gorgeous private rooms and public rooms as well. Virginia…read morehas provided lots of snacks and beverages and areas to hang out whenever you want. The bed in the Royal Red Room was very comfortable, multiple types of pillows are provided so you can pick the one that best suits your needs, and the bathroom is very well appointed. The breakfast was delicious and plentiful. Virginia is a lovely host - present if you want her to be, and absent if you don't, which is something some other B&B's haven't figured out. :) The Stone Mansion is in a convenient location and much more comfortable than the hotels in the area. We can't wait to have a reason to stay there again!

I am obligated to write a review since there are none yet on Yelp. We arrived late in town to…read morevisit someone in the hospital a half block from the Stone Mansion. When I used my phone to see our lodging options, I resigned myself to sleeping somewhere resembling low income housing. Then I saw the B&B tab on TripAdvisor and the McNeill Stone Mansion B&B was presented with beautiful rooms just across the street. Gary and Virginia were very accommodating to our up in the air schedule, the rooms and mansion are beautiful, and the breakfast is fantastic. Take the time to get to know the history of the home and look through the numerous before and during photos of its restoration. I don't know when we will be back, but we will be back. I apologize for the photos. My next review should be of the image handling of an iPhone. I'm tired of fighting the image rotation.

Second time we have stayed here for family graduations. Unfortunately we forgot to request room on…read morefirst floor. NO ELEVATOR. We are seniors but it really didn't hurt us to traipse stairs. Only mention it as employee leaving walked right by us without an offer of help. My grandsons know better. TV was lacking for streaming or options. This would not of bothered us but we were there for several nights. Breakfast was same ole, but sufficient. Room was clean. Desk staff friendly. We will stay again in 2 years when we come to Iowa for final graduation....on the first floor.

This place has really gone downhill - new management? The original used to care - perhaps it is the…read moremanager on duty - but this stay (which we had 2 rooms = $300+) was horrendous. Here's the low down I messaged on Facebook. There is no customer service number for such problems since they are locally owned. I am not going back to the blond manager - she is mean as a snake. Here's what I sent on Facebook messenger - if only just to make my tired butt feel better. ***** I have had the worst stay at Knoxville Iowa location & the management told me to contact you by finding my own number to contact you. What kind of business are you guys running here? We have 2 rooms checking in yesterday to today - and have had nothing but issues. Dirty towels, broken toilet (non-stop running), family of 10 above us (8 kids - they took up the entire pool & left us the hot tub) no breakfast by 8:41am, loud mattresses and...no $25 gift card as promised by your website when I made the reservations. I have called the reservation line & they told me that I "should" get an email in 48 hours but I AM TIRED. No sleep since 4:30 am. The management was no help at each step. The only thing they helped me with was the dirty towels. This hotel is not even full. The "manager" or blond haired lady told me to find my own customer service online. No compassion for someone who is terribly tired and underserved. We spent over $300 staying here - and need some customer service. Is there any or is this it? My final review - Stay in Pella. It is not that much further & you will get way better service. And...don't fall for any deals made on the website - each site is privately owned & refuses to participate. Caveat Emptor

Great experience. We were passing through and I was hesitant since I haven't heard of it before…read more But it blew us away. It's very modern, very clean. Even has a bar.

A desirable, quiet, tucked-away hotel nestled into the rolling landscape in Fairfield! All sides…read moresurrounding this hotel have breathtaking, soulrefreshing, well-maintained, picturesque sceneries The staff is available anytime, & they are willing to go above and beyond! The breakfast buffet each morning is fantastic, and full of so many choices (boiled eggs, scrambled eggs, yogurts, bagels, waffles, fresh fruits, juices, etc. On the first floor, there is an enclosed pool on the inside of the hotel. Additionally, there is a small pub that serves only wine and beer. It's small and intimate. There are about five tables. The rooms are well-maintained, and I love that they keep everything eco-friendly. For example, they only change bedding every three days during your stay unless you request otherwise.

What an incredible stay at the Fancy Farm Motel, in Unionville, MO! Unbeatable customer service,…read morespotless rooms, and affordable pricing! Their hometown country feel creates a unique vibe that sets it apart from the typical city hotels. The rooms were newly renovated and decorated with charm. Highly recommended and definitely will return!

The rooms are spotless, great priced and have a great vibe you can't get in the city. I will…read moredefinitely be returning.

Food was great Shared a meal of salmon with my friend, it…read morewas enough for the two of us with an appetizer.

Quiet, clean, lovely view of the canal, coffee machine with more than coffee! Pleasant front desk…read morewith Laura getting us registered and welcomed the same day. I really like Pella, the people, the Vermeer Globe Museum, the park and downtown area, the Pella Historical Museum and Windmill tour, AND the Amsterdam Hotel! Wish we lived closer.

Rob & Kim's 4 room B&B made our quick Pella trilp wonderful. Exacting service. No little detail…read moreoverlooked. More like walking into one's house than being on the road traveling! The breakfast... the culinary highlight of our trip. Kim's granola in a word delicious. Homemade strawberry jam absolutely ethereal. Banket & Dutch baby(squeeze of lemon)not to be missed. het ontbijt was erg lekker! Only wish they were open for dinner! If you are anywhere near...this B&B is worth a stop....beautiful lake nearby and Pella's windmills bring back memories of The Nedtherlands. Who knew?? 4.5 Stars

More five stars are in order for this wonderful B&B in Pella, IA. Our friends made arrangements for…read morethe four of us at Rob and Kim's for a weekend get together, because it was roughly halfway between our home in Minnesota and their's in central MO. What a fortunate turn of events for the four of us. Turns out that Pella is a very nice place to spend some time and our mini vacation was made doubly enjoyable by the extraordinary hospitality offered at The Cheesemaker's Inn. Rob and Kim have mastered the art of accommodation. Every need is satisfied. The rooms are exceptionally clean, tidy and well decorated. They provided a small but pleasant sitting room off the upstairs bedrooms where we could brew coffee or tea, snack on cookies, and help ourselves to refrigerated soft drinks while chatting or reading the paper. Breakfasts are something to look forward to at this inn. We have stayed at any number of B&B's and have generally been served a good meal from the kitchen. But Kim's skill in the kitchen is above par. Homemade bread? Yes. Garden herbs? Expect it. Fresh ingredients prepared and presented in a simple but elegant way? You bet. And best of all, their guest service is unpretentious and welcoming. It's as though you were neighbors from down the road or a relative from across town. Just a thoroughly enjoyable experience.