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!

If you are looking for somewhere cozy and comfortable to stay, this is your place. The location is…read moregreat--just a 5-10 minute walk to downtown. Sometimes I am nervous about a B&B because the furniture may be old and unkept. However the furniture at the Golden Lantern, mostly antique and eclectic, was clean, comfortable and in great condition. We were very pleased with all of the little amenities: Sherry and cookies upon arrival, board games and DVDs to borrow, catering to dietary reatrictions....the list goes on. One last thing: the breakfast is enough reason to stay here!

What a great place to stay! My husband and I stayed one night and loved the experience. This is a…read moregorgeous 1930's mansion with so many neat original styling details and fixtures--so many old properties are remodeled and the charm is lost, we appreciated how well kept and clean the property is. We arrived in the early afternoon and were greeted by the friendly hostess/owner, got a tour of the property, and were welcomed to enjoy a lovely happy hour--which included wine, charcuteries and tapenade, gourmet caramel apple--in the sunny living room. The house was quiet and comfortable for a peaceful overnight stay. The breakfast and coffee on the sun porch was delicious and beautifully presented. We highly recommend this B & B to our friends who appreciate classic charm.

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.

This is our 1st ever B&B, Think we hit jackpot in this one…read more This couple retired & converted this old house into B&B. It's beautiful (feels like your deep in the south) They spent 18 months renovating this place, They will tell you all about the history of house built in 1880's. Breakfast is @ 9, Your about 15 min walk to restaurants. We had a great stay & the owners are great people. Breakfast was great, Everything we had was local products. They told us a story about a pizza place in barn, Sound we missed a great place. Loved the people & the town

My husband and I booked a room at Moondance for Memorial Weekend. We were a little surprised when…read morewe arrived because there wasn't anyone else there. It was a self check in process, which was fine, but there was literally no one there at all. We dropped our bags in the room and then proceeded to check out the house. We sat in the living room for a bit. Still nobody there, except another couple who seemed to be looking around just like us. We returned to our room, and when I sat on the bed I was overcome by a horrendous odor. We peeled the covers back and tried to determine what this could be. It was so bad that we were no longer planning to stay. It was like old, musty and mildewy. Really gross. We gathered our stuff and left; still never seeing anyone who might work there. I called the # and had to leave a message. I sent an email. The reply said they would look into the matter and we should see a refund in a few days. Not only did we not get any type of a refund (not entirely surprising), but I have not been able to reach anyone to discuss the matter despite several attempts via email and telephone. My last message said I understand we likely wouldn't get a full refund but that I wanted to discuss this experience. This happened in May and it's now July. Still no response from the owners/managers. I had a bit of a bad feeling when we pulled up to the house and there was a for sale sign in the yard. It seems like the owner perhaps already kind of checked out. Bad experience, unfortunately.

Honestly, this is old, smells like old cigarettes. It needs a good cleaning and a good update…read more Also, some sketchy people around the vicinity, I suspect serious drug use or dealing. So be careful if you go out at night, or day, or really any time. I feel bad for the motel, because the people in the area make you want to steer clear.

Pay a little bit more and go somewhere else . Asked for a non smoking room and room smelled like…read moreold cigarettes in mold water. I lifted the bedsheets and saw stains with bed bugs size of quarters on the bed . The deadlock doesn't work either .Paid $95 for a Sunday night , sure have I played myself . I went to the office and asked for a different room showing the old Indian lady the picture of this bed bug , she said no more room (hotel parking lot was empty with 2 other cars...) . I asked for a refund and she said "THE ROOM NO SMELL , NO REFUND .GO OUTSIDE." I left the hotel and went to a different one .

It was very nice. We really enjoyed our short stay. We weren't there much but wish we could have…read morebeen.

Lovely! I booked the Dayton Room in the penthouse for the night before my wedding. It was a last…read moreminute purchase and I was very pleased with the results. I didn't want a generic hotel room so the New Victorian Mansion allowed me to have comfort as if I was in my own home. Some of my favorite highlights include: wrap around front porch, view of the Cathedral, large bathroom with a nautical theme, breakfast in the dining room and overall peacefulness and serenity of the space. Upon arrival, there is a free parking lot wrapped around the building and a main entry (you'll ring the doorbell) to get access to your room key pad number and front door code. Depending on what wing and room you stay in, you will travel either inside or out and have the option for both if you stay in the penthouse. The mansion is separated by two sections and anyone staying in the penthouse is on an opposite wing of the building. There is no elevator in the penthouse and it's clearly advertised online so you'll know what to expect in advance without any surprises. The penthouse is technically meant for large group gatherings as there is only shared 1 bathroom. Contrary, I saw others in the penthouse when I was there and we never overlapped on bathroom use. I enjoy the New Victorian because you can customize how you want to stay whether that is luxurious or a more modern dorm style. No matter what you choose, the common shared spaces in each wing are adorable being it's all a mansion. Even the penthouse kitchen was just enough with every accommodation possible: Nespresso machine, coffee cups, wine glasses, blender, fridge, pots, pans, etc. While I only stayed one night and had to depart early, I couldn't fully enjoy the breakfast as I was in rush mode to get married. Contrary, the staff accommodated a slightly early meal for me which was very thoughtful. Rating this a 4 as there is some generic wear and tear, missing paint, carpet stains, and cleaning supplies and cords in the open spaces. With some paint, hiding of tools, carpet stain remover, small porch sweeping with added flowers, this would get a 5 star. My understanding is that there are new owners so perhaps repairs are all in the works after being handed off? Don't be fooled: the place is clean but it looks more dirty due to the slight repairs that need to be done to keep the upscale vibe going.

We've been to the Pratt Taber several times and it's literally the only B&B we've gone back to more…read morethan once. For us, life is very busy and hectic and what we get from a weekend at the Pratt Taber is priceless: warm and cozy comfort and relaxation. The hosts Deb and Ron are witty and kind without being overbearing or too chatty. The coffee is wonderfully strong and the food really top notch. The linens and beds go the extra mile to make you comfortable and it's the little extras that make us feel so at home. And the price is reasonable for what you get, costing less than other boutique hotels in the area. Five stars, no hesitation! I hope this gem stays open long enough for us to come back a few more times because it's truly the best weekend we could imagine each time.

My gf and I on a whim were looking for a weekend/overnight get away. Actually, I had wanted to do…read moresomething special for her for Christmas, but not something material. Then I got Covid. When I got better, I thought more about what I wanted to do and decided on escaping from the cities even for a day. Eventually, choosing the town of Red Wing. It had been a long time since our last va-ca, and giving ourselves ample opportunity to do so throughout the year is important to us. At first, I looked at the hotels in the area, but nothing felt right. Then had the idea of staying at a B & B (Bed and Breakfast.) We began our search and when we saw the Pratt Tabor Inn and read the reviews, went over their website, something in both of us felt good, like the Universe compelled us to try this out. It would be my first time and for my gf it had been years since she went to a b&b with her family. When we arrived, we met Ron, and right away our conversation felt lively and warm. He helped get us situated and settled and the rest as they say was history...I'm a strong believer in my later years that the Universe places people, events, and experiences in your life that aligned with how you want to live your life. I wanted this get-away to be about relaxing and sharing our love for each other, ourselves, and others! And it definitely was. Instead of writing an epic story, which I totally could, I'll list off the highlights of our stay. -Incredible atmosphere -Ellie, Buddy, and Max!! -Wonderful hospitality -Lovely time over Wine, Cheese, Conversations -Amazing dinner suggestions in town, including what to order! -Deb and Ron - delightful human beings -We love sitting down with people to share stories. I loved that both Ron and Deb created the time and space for us to engage with them, as much as we wanted to. -beautiful rooms -fireplace (not real wood) -Popcorn -relax environment -breakfast, coffee, dessert oh my!! So good. So much care. -Bottle of champagne! And flowers (yes it's extra but so worth it!) -Beds -Autumn room I have too many great things to say about Pratt Tabor Inn, but I think the memory I will take with us this first time here was the love, care, and story. Deb's story is powerful! You can tell the love that radiates this B&B and how that love is transported to all the guests who come through the doors. Thanks Ron and Deb, Ellie, Buddy, and Max. Thank you for being you and wanting to take care of your guests, like family. We can't wait to return to learn more about each other. Big hugs, Pete and Emily

Great place to stay! breakfast was really good , nice and clean very quiet , relaxing with wine and…read morecheese in the evening . I am definitely coming back. Town of red wing is a good getaway also I wish more businesses would stay and prosper there. there's a great chocolate shop there too. loved it !

"Attention to Detail" is the theme here. When we first arrived (check in is between 4 and 7), we…read morewere greeted by a delightful hostess who offered us wine and a sampling tray of meats, cheeses, chocolates, and nuts. We took a seat in the parlor and were checked in, given a few recommendations for dinner, then shown our room. I enjoyed the library and parlor rooms very much. We stayed in Margaret's room and slept peacefully. The attention to detail, antiques and such, were spot on. Coffee and tea were brought up to our room at 8:15 in the morning, and left outside our door. A music box was played so that we knew when our beverages were at our door. Fantastic! And we got these amazing little muffins in the cutest little tray/basket. Breakfast was at 9am in the formal dining room. I found the seat with my name next to it, and joined the other guests for a three course breakfast. During our third coarse, we were given a brief history about the house from the inn keeper. Very interesting, indeed. All in all, a wonderful experience.