Pretty clean hotel room. The room had a focus on fitness, it had some exercise stretching equipment…read morethat came standard with the room, probable because of one's staying for the Maybe clinic and the thrust towards physical therapy. The hotel lobby is nicely set up along with a bar and restaurant (take this with a grain of salt), breakfast tasted like it had all been microwaved. They do offer parking in their garage, otherwise there is paid street parking, free after 5:00 pm till 8am

Hotel was very well kept and clean. Bed was very comfortable with quality linens. Good location…read more However, I would not stay again due to the street noise and poor insulation between rooms. Each time the person next door coughed, listened to tv, walked to the bathroom it was audible in my room. Add that to the cars outside the window and the additional noise in the hall and it was a sensory nightmare.

My husband and I had a wonderful anniversary weekend in this beautiful home! We truly enjoyed our…read morestay. The house was clean, the room was lovely, the food was delicious, and our hosts were gracious! I was delighted by all the unique touches, from the antiques, the phone booth in the hallway, and the tower gazebo, to the handmade soap and homemade maple syrup! Peter and Vicki put time, creativity and care into each breakfast, not simply feeding us. We enjoyed riding our bikes into Preston, a night at the Commonweal Theatre, ice cream at Clara's (try the London Fog!) and a trip to the local farmers market on Saturday.

With a limited amount of vacation time, I need to make every night count. I am so glad that I…read morediscovered this wonderful B&B in one of Southeast Minnesota's most gorgeous towns. The first time I stayed at Scandinavian Inn was 2009; the last time was this past weekend. I initially was attracted to the place because of their commitment to serve only free range eggs and locally raised meats at their breakfasts. I've since learned many more reasons to love this inn. Breakfast The breakfast at the Scandinavian Inn is probably the best one in all of Lanesboro if not Fillmore County. On our first morning we were served Persian Quiche (crust-less), which contains free range local eggs, Swiss chard, spinach, tofu and other delicious ingredients. Along with it was coffee, warm cornbread right from the oven, a selection of homemade jams and jellies, fresh fruit, orange juice, and ham steak from a local farmer whose livestock range free in naturally stress-free pastures. Our second morning's breakfast was similarly as big and included oven-baked French toast with homemade syrup made by Peter and Vicki (the inn's owners) as well as chocolate chocolate-chip muffins, lemon bread, fresh raspberries from the inn's gardens, and rommegrot--a rare Norwegian treat. Bed I am picky where I sleep, and need a firm mattress. My wife prefers a more cushy sleeping experience. We were both quite satisfied. Rooms at the inn are tastefully decorated in period pieces (the inn was built in 1892). While some are attracted to the Bed and Breakfast because of its commitment to sustainability--for example, it draws heavily from geothermal heating and cooling rather than constant AC--this may worry some who are used to the creature comforts. However, with our window open and two fans available to us, the room was quite pleasant and in fact one night we found ourselves reaching for the comforter / quilt beautifully adorning our antique bed. It should be noted that one bedroom has its own dumbwaiter, whereby breakfast is served in the room and not communally with the other guests. Hosts The inn is owned and run by Peter and Vicki, world travelers who have been to Egypt, Morocco, Japan, Nepal, and beyond. Their experience in the Peace Corps and as upstanding Minnesotans serves them well in their roles of host and hostess. Guests are made welcome by an initial tour (the house is quite big and a tour is welcome and needed) as well as by the smaller things: fresh coffee brought upstairs an hour before breakfast, personal recommendations, and a willingness to share their music, art and conversation. House In the Bed & Breakfast capital of Minnesota, Lanesboro is in no short supply of beautiful Victorian style houses. There are a few things that set Scandinavian Inn apart from the others: -located in quietest part of town -green-minded (no power lawn mower, sheets and towels air dried, etc.) -rooftop gazebo (great place to enjoy a glass of wine or just stare at the stars) -tastefully appointed common areas with antique couches, a piano, books, cd collection and stereo The Town If the Root River State Trail is a necklace, stringing together Bluff Country villages for some 60 miles, then Lanesboro is its crown jewel. The town has a waterfall, regional theater that is quite good (and I am a theater snob), winery with delicious wines made from (mostly) local ingredients such as apples and rhubarb, art gallery, restaurants, shopping and more. If you want a laid back weekend away, Lanesboro is an excellent choice.

The house is perfectly restored - absolutely beautiful. The upstairs has three bedrooms and two…read moreshared bathrooms (one has a clawfoot tub, and the other has a shower). We had plenty of privacy, even though another couple was staying in the bedroom next to ours. The bed was comfortable and quiet. Judy was a fantastic host; she served a lovely breakfast in the dining room every morning. Highly recommended!

From the owner: This charming Victorian home was built in 1893 and offers three bedrooms, two with private baths…read more(outside rooms). The grounds feature several perennial gardens and a private, fenced backyard. Guests enjoy a full B&B breakfast served at their convenience. Plainview is home to the Jon Hassler Theater, which offers award-winning professional productions Summer and Fall. Outdoor enthusiasts can take in cross-country skiing, hiking and other activities in the Whitewater and Zumbro River Valleys, which are within ten minutes of Plainview. Mayo Clinic patients are welcome!

The house is beautiful. The beds are comfortable. The rooms are quiet and peaceful. Each room has…read moreit's own fireplace and an amazing tub. This is a fantastic place to get away and relax. The hosts were nice and very accommodating. The breakfast was fantastic with stuffed french toast, yogurt parfait, a chocolate and cheese blintz, and coffee.

Excellent service, thank you for the great hospitality and b&b experience. Sarah and I enjoyed…read moreourselves on our wedding night and the following day. We absolutely loved the pumpkin pancakes and stuffed french toast!

My family and I rented out the Czech Inn BnB over Christmas this year and it couldn't have been a…read morebetter time. The whole place had beautiful and charming decor and was decorated for the holiday season. They seemed to have thought of every possible detail. A fully set up (and beautiful) dining room table, slippers for everyone, pack n plays for the little ones, and towel warmers just to name a few. Each room was private and had it's own bathroom, but there was also a large common area in the basement where we spent most of our time together as a family. It was absolutely perfect for us, and I couldn't recommend it any higher.

Very relaxing B&B -spacious downstairs w/quilters in mind -My cousins in Kansas would love it as a…read moreneat cousins get away

A tour of this beautiful bed-and-breakfast packed full of gorgeous antiques and Christmas decor…read morewill surely get you in the Christmas spirit. The Lund family was so welcoming and accommodating. It was a fun way to spend an afternoon with my sister.

Great 3 night stay when we were in town for a concert. Owners are great and accommodating, great…read morebreakfast...

Just stayed here this Saturday night to Sunday. We will stay here again! Brenda and Ford are…read moreamazing hosts! We had great beer, a delicious breakfast bake, homemade muffins, fresh watermelon, savory sausage and fresh orange juice. Oh, and yogurt, granola and fresh berries too! Brenda gave us three hugs before we left! We also met a couple that we may be friends with for a long time (fingers crossed) :) we will be back here. The room was super comfy! Best bed we've stayed in (away from home), the coolest robes for after the shower (which was in the middle of the tub, open to the room! Lots of fun little things you wouldn't expect, like q-tips, ear plugs, dental floss, shampoo and conditioner, plenty of pillows, lotion, toothpaste, and so much more I may have forgotten something?! Anyway, if you want to make memories...definitely come here!!! We just stayed again this past weekend 07/2018. Again it was fabulous and Brenda was just as great as first time! We will be back again next year, maybe sooner!

Brenda is the best host. She immediately made us feel welcome. Her breakfasts are delicious and…read morebetter than restaurant quality. The attention to detail with cleanliness is impressive. And her ability to make the whole group staying feel at ease - with good conversation and drinks at the on-site brewery- was a treat. Awesome place!

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

Elaine and Mark are awesome innkeepers! I felt right at home and they spent time telling me about…read morethe area, restaurants and recommended places to see. The gardens are gorgeous and there are many comfy outdoor seating areas. There are no bugs and it's very relaxing with birds singing and barely a breeze. I especially enjoyed the private balcony off the Scandinavian Suite. I got used to freshly brewed coffee and reading each morning....now I really miss that balcony! Breakfasts were yummy & beautifully arranged! I especially enjoyed the homemade enormous cinnamon role and Pannekoeken which is a Dutch pancake. We had breakfast with all the folks staying and everyone had interesting, fun stories to share with their impressions of what they did the day before and their plans for the day ahead. Highly recommend staying at the Habberstad House!

Neat place to spend a wonderful peaceful light.. Good…read morebreakfast and enjoyable sharing time with other guests..

This is a great B & B. Beautifully decorated old home with large rooms and a beautiful view of the…read moreMississippi Great breakfast, cordial hosts, reasonable price. Best of the 5 B & Bs we stayed in on our recent Great River Road trip. Worth a stop in Trempealeau which has nothing else to offer (other than watching boats go through the locks).

Great place and a great value for the price. The rooms are spacious, clean, and air-conditioned…read more Ours had a terrace with a view of the Mississippi. Trains run alongside the river quite frequently, but didn't wake us up because the doors and windows must be new and well-sealed. The hosts let you come and go as you please, and are welcoming and willing to talk about the area and things to do there. Breakfast was AOK. While you're in the neighborhood, check out the bike trails (the local bike store, Blue Heron, has maps and sells trail passes). Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be a good public beach (that we knew of), so we had to trespass to take a dip (oops!). Sullivan's Supper Club is within a mile of the B&B and worth a jaunt for dinner, but the Trempealeau Hotel is within shorter walking distance and is open late.