i stayed here over the summer while i was attending the Midwest Dental Academy. Linda the owner was…read moreas hospitable and extremely accommodating during my 5 week stay. I would recommend this place to anyone who is on a budget but enjoys all the comforts of home at Pleasant Dreams. :)

I always stay here when I am in town, I feel right at home. Linda keeps it beautiful and clean, the…read moreprice is very fair and town is just great as well. Will visit again!

This property has three homes which can be rented at the same time for a large group, which is what…read morewe did. This review is specifically for the Lake House and the grounds in general. Pros- there was plenty of space for our group of 20+ people to spread out on the property.  We had plenty of room for parking and were only a mile from a grocery store when we needed supplies. There were plenty of bath towels for our use and the AC on the second floor worked well.  There were board games, books and yard games for our group to use. Cons- the property felt rundown and neglected.  The lawn was too high when we arrived and was never mowed during the week we were there. Since we planned to spend a lot of time outside this was disappointing.  The deck on the Lake House is in need of serious repair.  There were pots full of dirt and weeds scattered around and the landscaping was so overgrown we could barely see the lake when sitting on the furniture.  There are some very soft spots in the decking that I was worried someone might actually go through.  The kitchen has an apartment size stove/oven which we were not expecting. The oven wouldn't even fit a standard baking sheet. Our kitchen seemed to be missing a lot of items: can opener, spatulas, a large bowl for mixing, sauce pans, etc.  We also didn't have a single clothes hanger in any of our closets or any floor fans, even though we were told there was at least one for us to use. We were told things get moved around from house to house when groups stay there, which is understandable. I think they need a list of basic items that should be in the house when the cleaning is done so it's ready for the next guests though. Luckily we knew the people in the other rentals and could borrow things from them. The AC on the main floor did not work well. The showers/bathtubs need to be updated.  The grout was stained/dirty and the shower head on the main floor bath was the smallest one I've ever seen.  The living room was a good size but so full of furniture it was hard to move around.  There are also electrical cords running along the walls on both sides of the TV.  You can tell they had to run those for the TV hook ups which is fine, but could be a problem if you have little kids in your group.  None of the outdoor spaces on the property were very well kept up or inviting places to hang out. Overall I feel like it was a good home base if you are going to spend the majority of your time offsite. This property has tremendous potential and would make an awesome small event venue if repairs were made and the grounds were properly cared for. If I was looking for a property for a group of 20-25 people I would stay here again because it is hard to find a place to accommodate that many people. But if I were looking for a place for just my family I would stay elsewhere.

What an incredible stop on our trip! We kind of took a gamble on this, one because for whatever…read morereason their website wasn't coming up on our phones and the google review was only one picture. But it paid off big time. For starters Ernie and Vivian were incredible host, honestly made us feel right at home the second we walked in. The Inn itself, is the perfect combination of old and new, well preserved antiques with modern amenities. We stayed in the spinning wheel room and it was very nice. Of course seeing threw the tub, into the bathroom, from the bedroom, wasn't a typical accommodation we understood that it was a temporary fix. They are planning on remolding the bathroom throughout the house soon. On the other hand, the bed was pretty rough. I hate to mention anything negative about this place but I had to at least prepare you for your sleep. Saying it's hard, would be an understatement. If they were to update the mattresses around the time they are planning on the bathrooms this would be in my top 3 B&B's we have stayed at. It's still in my top 5, but the bed is holding it back. However once you wake up crack your back and stretch out a bit you quickly forget there could've been anything wrong. The breakfast was a decadent feast with homemade jam, whipped cream, and even maple syrup. Then to burn it all off, there beautiful home is located on 127 acres of even more beautiful woods equipped with trails for easier walking. We will definitely be staying here again if we are even remotely close to this area again. Thank you Ernie and Vivian!

Jim & Krista we're great. They made us feel very welcome and we such had a nice conversation over…read morebreakfast. The room was beautiful and we so enjoyed watching the bison from our window. The sunset was quite spectacular. We had a wonderful time and look forward to our next visit.

Krista and Jim were fantastic hosts. They gave us all the privacy we needed. We roasted smores the…read morefirst night and had a fantastic breakfast the next morning. Accommodations were super-clean, comfy, and spacious enough for our family of four. It was entertaining to see the 18 calves that were born in spring frolicking with the herd. I bought summer sausage and Bison meat in the store, and my wife and daughters bought some tops and jewelry at the Black Horn boutique. We'll always remember our stay at the Pohl Bison B&B!

My friends and I were in town for a dinner and a meeting. I called and made reservation. The owner…read moreask me if the 3 of us were "adventitious". I said sure sometimes why. She explained that they had a real caboose that slept 4. I said great! I asked if it had a fridge and micro wave and was told yes. When we got there we found the caboose had no bathroom, just an outhouse outside, if you needed heat you had to start a fire in an antique stove. The beds were bunk beds not like nice one kids have more like metal bunks from a submarine. The paint was peeling off the walls. And for breakfast a casserole. All this cost is a whopping $140.

We needed a place to stay a few nights while doing a fishing trip to the area and stumbled onto the…read moreNestle Inn. What a pleasant surprised and I would definitely make the trip back with my wife for a romantic get-a-way. The Inn is very down home feeling, roomy and comfortable. The owner is very accommodating and goes the extra mile to make your stay a pleasant one. She asked us what time we wanted breakfast served and we told her we planned to get up at 4:30 and leave by 5am to go fishing so we won't be having breakfast. She offered to get up that early and make us breakfast but we insisted it wasn't necessary. In the morning to our surprise the owner was up and had made us a light lunch to take on the boat with us. We greatly appreciated her going the extra mile even when we insisted she didn't have too. Super nice owner and what a wonderful place to stay. Don't hesitate to stay here.

Quiet, scenic, private, relaxed, good value…read more This is a unique little B&B, only one unit is available. The Little House is divided into four rooms. When you enter you walk into the dining room. From the dining room, there is a door that can be closed/locked which goes into the living/tv room. From here there is a door leading to a fenced back yard area with a swimming pool. The next room is the bedroom and then the bathroom. In the morning the hosts deliver breakfast to the dining room area and since there is a door separating you from the dining area, you keep your privacy yet have hot breakfast delivered to your table. Breakfast is pretty amazing and plentiful and we received a full pot of hot coffee. The property is huge with lots of mowed trails to explore on a lightly sloping terrain. The place is clean, 'country', and very relaxing. We enjoyed our stay immensely and intend on coming back again.

What a wonderful surprise to see this beautiful historic house turned into a comfortable inn. The…read moreowner is gracious and inviting, and we were beyond comfortable. The history of the place is evident everywhere. Now I'm trying to think of a reason to come back to Mount Pleasant so we can stay here again. There's a lovely porch out front and shaded seating in the backyard near the river. There's even space to have an event out back. If you don't wanna stay in a sterile cookie cutter hotel, this is the place for you.

We were attending a wedding near Mt. Pleasant and made a reservation at The Gingko Tree Bed and…read moreBreakfast. We did this based on reviews we had read, and we were not disappointed. This is a beautiful Victorian home and is decorated with that era in mind. We were on the third floor in a quaint room with a private bath and a balcony overlooking the common area. The bed was very comfortable, and the room had an electric fireplace for ambiance - such a nice touch. We were greeted by a very nice young man with enthusiasm and pleasantness. The morning gourmet breakfast was outstanding and served with fine china, gold tone flatware and linen napkins. This is a first-class bed and breakfast! I would definitely return and recommend to friends and family for a most enjoyable experience.

This was such a cute place! We stayed two nights in the signature suite. It had a soaking tub and a…read moresauna. The whole place was so historic and well kept. The hosts were kind and attentive and so friendly. We loved the look and feel and it was a great stay. The breakfast was fresh and delicious. We also got the chocolate covered strawberries and charcuterie board. Absolutely loved it. Highly recommend and would definitely come back!

My husband and I frequent B & B's on the regular, and I must say this one was wonderful. We booked…read moreover the phone, last minute, for our anniversary, as our previous reservation fell through. The woman on the phone was very nice and sympathetic to our situation. When we arrived, there was someone there to greet us and tell us the history of the house, and a short tour. She showed us to our room and offered to help us with our bags. The house is so beautiful down to the last details. Very quiet and peaceful. The bed was so comfortable, I sank in when I layed down, it was great. Sheets were super soft, however polyester, so it was hard to keep cool at night, as they didn't breathe. Breakfast was served at 9 am, a plated breakfast at individual tables. It was nice, that way I could just have a semi private breakfast with my husband. We will definitely stay again! Highly recommended!

I have stayed at the Quencer's multiple times and it always delivers…read more Pros: - can be used as reception venue - beds of all sizes (twin through king) - good food - great mems Cons - the pool is cold - there may be some glass on the ground but if you just keep dancing with the lights off no one will notice the blood on the floor

Doesn't look like this is much when you're just passing by, but if you ever get the chance to book…read morea night at the Quencer's, it's the best bed and breakfast vibe in the area. The service is incredible. The basic food package is fire but if you include the package for catering, you will not be disappointed, and quite frankly- might have the best food of your life. On the flip side, the only down fall (I say downfall lightly) is that they hosts LOVE tequila so if you're not a fan let them know ahead of time (believe me- they can accommodate to every palate). 10/10 experience every time. Would absolutely recommend.

What a great B&B. Clean, comfortable, awesome accommodations. Fantastic food with warm and…read morewelcoming hosts. Couldn't have had a better experience. I will be back.

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