My boyfriend and I were gifted Opal's Parlor for 3 nights while visiting our dear friends in…read moreMaquoketa. I was told of the lovely Bed and Breakfast previously. Words didn't do justice. The Squiers Manor is an experience. No detail left undone. The proprietors are masters in their field...from the abundance of period pieces furnishing the Manor, to the home-cooked meals, down to the complimentary toiletries; including eye makeup remover wipes. It's in the fine details like these that the love of hospitality shows. Thank you Nathan and Rud.

In my travels around the nation, I have stayed at many hotels, and another night at a hotel is…read moreNEVER something I look forward too if I can avoid it. Recently, I needed to be in Maquoketa, Iowa, for a wedding, and I was glad to learn of the highly reviewed Squiers Manor B&B. With short notice I was able to make a reservation in the Beulah Room, named after one of the Squiers daughter's who grew up and was married in the house, whose father the house was built for. It was a lovely room with a twin bed for our 9 year old daughter, and at a most reasonable price too. The furnishings in our room and all the others we were able to see, were stunning. This may have been the finest B&B I have ever stayed in anywhere in the US and Canada. But not only was the building grand, and furnishings fantastic (Kathy and her husband are antique dealers and have searched high and low for the most amazing furnishings for their B&B), the hospitality was grand too. Kathy accommodated our need to check in a bit before standard check in between 4-8pm, and kindly greeted us and gave us a full tour of the house. If we have any disappointment at all, it was that we could not stay longer, enjoy the evening dessert or partake of the morning breakfast. We have heard it is great. We can't wait to get back to Maquoketa again and visit Squiers Manor again, and we would tell you to make a reservation here if you are passing through or staying for a few days in the area, it is a MAGNIFICENT B&B.

This is a fun place to stay if you have a group (accommodates up to 9 people) and want something…read moredifferent than a traditional hotel stay. The house has a ton of history and is filled with unique and beautiful antique furniture. The house was clean and comfortable and the beds were cozy. The only negative comment I can add was that this place is advertised as "bed and breakfast". The kitchen was stocked with cereals, crackers, and coffee (all of which had long since expired)...so basically plan on bringing your own food or eating out.

At 65 dollars per room per night you pay for what you get. For example, the kitchen refrigerator…read moreand cupboards were stocked with old and expired food, including milk, bagels, hummus, cereal, and ice cream. The light bulbs in my bedroom were all burnt out and I had to use the closet light for the four nights I was there. Before I left, I checked to make sure that nothing was left under the bed and I saw two mouse traps (good news no mice!). The check-in and check-out process was very relaxed. Rules were relaxed. The house has beautiful Victorian architecture. Staying there was a unique experience.

Jo the receptionist was very blunt and acted like she was put out when trying to engage in any type…read moreof conversation (directions to room, restaurant recommendations, no reciept). Terrible customer service on her part. I've worked with public my whole career, and this is an example of lack of training, Terrible attitude, or just there for a pay check. Everything else was fine including other employees.

A very nice property, and very conveniently located between Cedar and Dubuque…read more I'm only deducting one star because the woman who checked us in was a bit gruff. She was professional, but kind of cool and not particularly friendly or conversational when I attempted to engage about the local area, the hotel, etc. The other reason for a one star deduct is that there is just about nothing else conveniently located to the hotel. Food, etc, you are basically on your own. No restaurants or anything. Each of those things merit a half star deduction in my mind, total of one down. I'd stay again. Likely it had just been a long day for the person checking us in. The room was very nice, clean, etc. Excellent access to the highway. 4/5 for sure, which is pretty good.

Strawberry farms is an incredible bed and breakfast. I have uploaded pictures I took while I was…read morethere, but I want yelp-ers to know that I saw several other rooms there, all of which included an attached bathroom and were larger than my room. I suppose those more luxurious rooms were more expensive than mine, but I loved my room. They all have closets and a tv. The bed and breakfast is clean and charming. It is a large house and has a very large living room, computer room, kitchen, dining room, a screened porch, and family room. If my count is correct, I believe they have five bedrooms, some of which are large an have multiple beds and a couple have a single bed. The b&b is filled with beautiful decor. The owners, Linda and Karl Reichert, are lovely people who welcomed my whole party with warmth and delicious food. They make amazing breakfasts. The day before, you are given a menu for a three course breakfast. You choose what you'd like for each course. The first course is a fresh fruit bowl, the second is a bread course, such as homemade scones or muffins, and the third is an entree, such as pancakes or egg concoctions. All of their food was homemade from scratch. The scones were the best I've ever had in my life. Linda told me she shares recipes and gave me her scone recipe. The yard is fantastic. They have a gazebo, apple and walnut trees, a flower garden, a vegetable garden, and fruit plants. The fresh fruit you eat in the morning and some ingredients for other dishes come from their own personal garden. There is plenty of room for children to play and pets to run. For entertainment, there are tvs in every room and in the family room, there is a dart board, they have board games, and Muscatine is only a ten minute drive. This bed and breakfast is everything a b&b should be. The home is wonderful, the yard is gorgeous, the food is delicious and the people are fantastic. I would recommend strawberry farms to anyone and everyone.

I was riding my motorcycle cross-country during the hottest 2 days in 2012 (July 6 & 7). I was…read moreplanning to camp near Muscatine, but bailed to this B&B. I felt SO LUCKY to have found this place. The hosts were like family and sat me down to have some sherbet as soon as I arrived. (I likely looked a bit heat damaged!) My room was upstairs in the house was large with a bath. The breakfast was very tasty. I particularly liked that all the guests sat at the same table. Traveling alone makes this feature a real delight.

Our stay at Dodici was enchanting. We had everything we needed! The small apartment felt like a…read morefull house. Lorraine was welcoming, accommodating, and kind. Can't wait to come back and stay here again.

Everything! Well run. Lovely accommodations. Would come back again and again! We celebrated my…read morewife's birthday and stayed over.

Pretty fancy! We…read morehad a sales meeting and when it was announced that it would be in Muscatine IA....well, I didn't expect much. I stand corrected as this hotel is VERY nice. My room was large, clean and thoughtfully decorated. There was a soaking tub plus a nice shower stall, along with good quality toiletries. It was quiet and I was able to sleep well. Amenities wise, we had meeting here and the catering was "fine". The staff was super nice. Overall, if you have to go to Muscatine, you should probably stay here.

Beautiful hotel with great service all around. The rooms are always well kept and very pleasing to…read morethe eye. The hotel lobby is very pretty and well kept. The staff are very helpful and friendly. While a little expensive, the hotel restaurant is delicious and has never disappointed.

I was so happy that I stayed in this hotel! Super impressed with the staff, the cleanliness, the…read moreroom size, the fitness center and their menu. If you ever find yourself going to Rock Island or Moline Illinois...I highly recommend staying at The Current

This hotel is perhaps one of the best hotels I have stayed in for business travel. It has all the…read morefeatures of a top tier hotel within government per-diem rate. The location is also ideal as it's within walking distance to the Mississippi River, the Figge art museum, which had free admission during July, great restaurants, and bars. The only two things I was not happy with is parking and homeless persons. They do not have enough parking for everyone so it's first come first serve. There is a public garage about a block down the street. Second issue is there seems to be a lot of homeless in the area when the shelters are not open. Lastly if you choose to walk along the Mississippi River watch out for dive bombing sparrows (seriously) ask the desk about them. While staying here recommend visiting Mac's bar for the wings (best wings I have had in a long time) , within walking distance and the Figge art museum.

Do not let the need for modern update deter you from choosing this quaint motel for your stay in…read moreDyersville. The rates are extremely low, the owner is very nice, and your stay will be very relaxing and excellent!! Yes the rooms do not have a modern style ac unit. Yes the rooms have an old style radiator to provide heat. But, all of these features only add to authenticity of your stay at this classic style hotel. The rooms do have a microwave, a personal fridge, and in room Wi-Fi! All in all my stay was excellent and I would have spent probably double for a 5 night stay at a major chain

This "hotel", not only price gouged a large group of drag and drive racers, but our room was…read morehorrible. The toilet didnt flush properly, the shower didnt work at all, the air unit was rusted and horribly loud and the screen door (!?!) was broken. Terrible. Would rather sleep in my car next time.

This place is amazing!! Our king bed room was huge. The shower was huge and had a great shower…read morehead and pressure. The front staff was very polite and helpful. We ended up deciding to stay an extra night because of the weather going outlr direction. We did not try the restaurant here though, so that I can not speak of. The place was an old textile mill back in the day, so the industrial atmosphere is still evident. In more pleasant weather, it's close enough to walk up to shops or other restaurants. The lobby is warm and inviting. It was a nice place to go out and sit in front of the fireplace and relax. We will definitely be back!!! We love this place.

Two weeks ago, a major disaster for our family. Our son's…read morewedding and reception were at this hotel. Checking day......Guaranteed check at 3pm. We arrived at 2pm. At 3pm, still no room.......we had four rooms, but the party had pretty much the entire hotel. At 4pm, still no room....but someone walked in the door at 4:05 and they received a room. At 4:15 again, I went to the front desk. Up to this point "Dave" was helping us. He was busy and an older taller lady with long dark & gray hair "helped" us. This is where it got ugly. The lady was the rudest hotel person I have ever met. I asked for answers to why and when. All she did was give me a nasty smirk and I actually told her to remove that smirk. I asked for the Manager, she said the Manager could not do anything about it. I asked again, within 15 minutes we had the Manager. We explain the guarantee we received when booking the Wedding and that we had a pre-wedding party to get to an an hour. She said they were having staffing issues and our four rooms have not been released yet. I informed her, I went to our rooms and the doors were open. The rooms were clean. She explained they have been inspected as complete yet. I explained to her that people have walked in and received rooms. I explained to her she needs to swap out rooms for people standing in the lobby vs. people who have not arrived. 15 minutes later we had three rooms. While standing with the manager as she clicked on her computer, I heard another guest ask the tall long haired lady, "What is going on?, Why aren't rooms ready" The same rude lady behind the counter which smirked at me...........Told the other guest, "It's none of your business." Wow. I thought her husband was going to jump over the counter at Ms. Tall & Rude. The next day I caught a room cleaner in the hallway and said they did not have to do a complete clean on our room. Just give us towels and coffee. We received NOTHING. Hotel Millwright way over promised and way under delivered. I'm shocked at the lady behind the counter. Dave (behind the counter) was nice.. The Manager did not have her arms around the operation. She made people stand in the lobby for an hour and a half while rooms were available, just not reassigned. Regarding the reception.......the facility was nice. However, certain food items ran out before all guests were fed. The bar was understaffed and the lines were long. Hope this review finds many people and saves you from the Millwright.

Loved this bed & breakfast! Chris(tine) and Doug provided a welcoming, hospitable environment that…read moreis as social or private and quiet as you wish. You'll be greeted by a heaping pile of home-baked oatmeal cookies AND an adorable & friendly pug-beagle named Jemma. The Blue Room on the second floor has a private shower and toilet, all very clean, and a comfy bed with armchair + mini-fridge. Self-service tea is right outside the door. Our weekday breakfast included lemon blueberry scones baked from scratch, oatmeal apple muffins (zucchini muffins the next day), and a giant, sizzling cheese-mushroom-onion-tomato frittata with coffee, freshly squeezed orange juice, and gourmet teas. Oats and flax also available. Organic berries and cantaloupe. Will definitely stay here again if ever back in town... HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

I had three stays at The Brown Street Inn over the past month or so, and each was amazing--two in…read morethe Blue Room and one in the Yellow Room. I liked the rooms equally. The Blue Room has less natural light for great sleep, and the Yellow Room is bright and sunny. Christine and Doug were amazingly helpful with small things like printing off a page or two for the class I was taking in Iowa City. The frittata that appears on days when Christine isn't overwhelmed with her other work is amazing! They were extremely accommodating of my varying schedule, leaving coffee out beyond the typical clean-up time. I'll stay here again when I'm overnighting in Iowa City. Highly recommended, especially if you're in Iowa City for a short-term class.