Great hotel. We have a big family and they had nice rooms with 3 queen beds in them! Normally some…read moreof us have to sleep on the floor but everyone had a bed we were so happy. Pool was nice. Breakfast was nice. They extended our check out no problem. Internet worked well. Staff was friendly. The rooms weren't fancy but they were very clean and nice. They had refrigerators and microwaves in them. The beds were comfortable enough for most of us. I would be a loyal best western fan if they had rooms with 3 queen beds in them at all the Best Westerns! Price was fair. I think we paid about $110 per room, and did I mention they had 3 queen beds in each?! Lol

There are only a few hotels in the small town. This hotel is very outdated and needs a little…read moreremodeling. The check in process was smooth, they do have a pool however the workout room is small and the equipment didn't work. They have breakfast but it was jut average. We had stains on the sheets so we asked for new ones. The guy at the front desk was helpful and changed them himself which I appreciated (not sure where housekeeping was.) The towels were stained and the water dripped in the tub all night. For the one night, it is what it is but if I had to stay several night I wouldn't

It was a wonderful stay. The room was clean and comfortable. The house is beautiful and filled with…read morean eclectic mix of furnishings. Some rooms felt a little piecemeal antiqued, but it's understandable that many of the houses original furnishings and artifacts have moved on with the past owners. We spent a little time relaxing in the living room which was comfortable. We enjoyed exploring the downstairs rooms and tremendously enjoyed art and some of the beautifully crafted woodworking throughout the house. The real highlight of the stay was the secret Underground Railroad quarters in the basement. It was a fascinating space, had some great written interpretation, and was decorated in a great homage to the era. The experience of discovering this space was a mini-adventure that we really appreciated and enjoyed. All in all, communication for booking the place was easy, as was check-in and check-out. Our only criticism is that it felt more like an Air BnB rather than a true b&b because we never actually met any of the property owners or staff and breakfast was a 24 hour make-it-yourself continental breakfast with generously stocked supplies and groceries. Nevertheless, it's a fantastic place to spend a day and get a good night's rest! Thanks Linda and Dawn!

This was an accidental stay in a beautiful house. I somehow came across the Great House while…read moreplanning a weekend away in Galena. It was probably the G named town's to be honest. Blame it on beginning of the year teacher brain. We spoke to the owner and were charmed. We made Galesburg or halfway point so we didn't have travel as far each way. When we arrived, the Great House was just in front of us and it was GREAT! The immense house was beautiful. We followed the entry steps and let ourselves in. We found our room, got settled and quickly explored the beauty of the first floor. The safe was the most surprising beautiful aspect for me. We did not have much time, as we headed to Reserve Artisan Ales for a bite. When we came back around 10, house was quiet. We left early the next morning to be able to make our ticketed plans in Galena in time and did not utilize the 24 hour continental breakfast option (at all during our stay). When we returned around 930 that evening, the guests were quiet, as well. While I was awake between 2 and 430, I was able to hear others having conversation and utilizing the restroom in their rooms. If you are not a light sleeper, this should not be bothersome (as my husband slept through it). The house is beaitiful and well maintained. I did utilize the Keuring PJ coffee bar in the morning. All four rooms for rent are on the second floor.

Modern, clean facility. Free breakfast was good and a…read morewelcome change! (Who puts out toppings for scrambled eggs?! So good...) Staff and management were friendly and care about the service they provide. Over the top from Kristina, Sai, and Charan (sorry about the spelling, you guys were the BEST!) Busy wedding weekend, but we were treated like we were their only guests. Very kind, very nice, very accommodating. They even suggested parking our motorcycles on the patio right by the front door. Very safe. These people care.

This hotel was a great stop for the traveler just on your way through. it is close to the highway…read morefor convenience and is clean and reasonably priced. Go to Mick's Bar & Grill just down the road for a great meal and a fun dinner out. The breakfast was adequate and the staff was very friendly. All and all a good stop for a weary traveler. Pet friendly too!

Updating my review to mention how much I enjoy staying at this hotel. I'm staying here this week…read morebecause I am working in Dixon. There are hotels in Dixon but I love staying here so it is worth the 20 minute drive to Dixon. I love the balcony rooms, it is peaceful to sit out and watch the river. The first morning I was here this week I counted over a dozen white swans in the river. I like to work with my laptop and bring my meals to the balcony. The balconies are furnished with chairs and a table. Breakfast is very good and the foods are kept hot and fresh. The area is clean and well organized. Employees are extremely friendly and helpful. Always an enjoyable stay.

We booked several rooms here for a family funeral in Rock Falls. We could not have been more…read morepleased with everything about it. The rooms were comfortable and clean, the pool was warm and clean, and they even worked with us to give us the meeting room area to have a family dinner! The breakfast was plentiful and tasty... with something for everyone in our group... ages 2-87! The staff went above and beyond to make our entire family group welcome and comfortable! Highly recommend staying here!!

This is a beautiful home in a great location It had all the…read moreamenities and the hosts were absolutely wonderful. We really enjoyed our stay here

Craftsmanship Rebuilds an Extraordinary Corner Mansion…read more Beautiful, immaculate, and comfortable with a fascinating story, Fisher House Bed & Breakfast offers a lovely stay in Clinton, Iowa on a corner in walking distance of downtown shops, the amazing Seven Hills Brewery with wood-fired pizza, and the Mississippi River levee. Four traditionally furnished bedrooms (two queens, one king, and one king suite) have tasteful colors, lots of light, and crafted details. Each of the second floor bedrooms has an en suite bathroom with different combinations of tubs and/or showers. A huge bonus is a pleasant communal kitchen at the end of the wide hallway which has a small outside landing. We stayed in the Charles Baldwin Room with a lovely four-poster bed. Peggy reviews all breakfast choices for guests with an eye to any specific dietary needs and from continental to full breakfast has generous, delicious options. The welcoming entry opens to a main floor with a quiet living room, classic dining room, and enjoyable game/billiards room. This is not a remodel; this total rebuild was done with thoughtful planning and superb craftsmanship by the owners Dan and Peggy Fisher. Many aspects of the maple window trims, pocket doors, and wood flooring were custom made by Dan and his crew. The exterior is still in process. Wood was an important economic driver of Clinton, so the woodwork is a tribute to the town. We are already revising travel plans to revisit Fisher House. That says it all.

It was an awesome place to unwind and get away from the city. The walking trail was nice to stroll…read moreafter lunch, and the fire pit was awesome with smores. We were able to worship and rest. We can't wait to go again and take our boys. It was clean and comfortable. The staff was friendly, and the bathrooms were clean.

From the owner: Welcome to Whispering Pines, a family-focused campground to help you get away from the daily grind…read more Surround yourself amongst tall pine trees as you hear the wind whisper tranquility all around. We offer tent camping, cabins, and RV sites, along with a chapel and event center.

Michelle is amazing! She sets the bar real high for the hospitality industry. Great staff and…read morelocation, will definitely stay here again. Diamond Elite Member.

The hotel is very clean and rooms are surprisingly spacious. The staff is exceptional! Breakfast…read moreis fresh and offered a great variety. As noted by the front desk when making reservation, room was on the side of the train tracks. I really appreciated her letting us know ahead of time so we were not surprised by the evening trains. For anyone who complains about this ..I ask what did you expect? We will definitely stay here again!!!

I loved this hotel…read more I stayed here on the way back east from a trip to Colorado. This was the first AmericInn that I've stayed at, and I wasn't sure what to expect. However, I was pleased with every aspect of this hotel. Check in was super easy and fast. The woman behind the desk was very helpful in explaining all of the available amenities. Near the front desk is one of my favorite parts about the hotel: a 24 hour coffee/tea bar. I'm not big on coffee, but I was IN LOVE with how many teas were offered! I'm talking 7+ varieties. It was amazing and I was delighted. The lobby was beautifully decorated for fall, and the hotel smelled really good and comforting. The decor was neutral yet welcoming, and everything was clean and well taken care of. The room was pretty nice, and included a mini-fridge and microwave. The beds were comfortable and everything seemed clean. I really liked how big the window was in the room, because it made everything seem more open and bright. Included were the standard amenities like soap, shampoo, and lotion--but a makeup remover towelette was in the bathroom too, and I thought that was pretty cool. The pool/hot tub: Probably the nicest I've seen in a hotel. Everything was clean, there were plenty of towels, and there's a shower/bathroom in the pool area, which is rare to find! I spent a lot of time in the pool while I was there, and it was really just a great time. They have an exercise room, which I didn't use, but which looked clean and updated. This is probably something that a lot of people don't notice, but the elevator was really nice at this hotel. Some hotels have elevators that are really slow or creaky and you just aren't sure if you'll make it to your room. This elevator was really fast and seemed pretty new. Wi-Fi was good. I work while I'm traveling and I had no problems with it. Had some trouble watching TV, because the satellite was going out. It wasn't bad weather, so I don't know what happened. It wasn't a big deal, as most of the channels were okay. The breakfast was EPIC!! The breakfast room is really nice, with lots of seating and decorated to go with the season. They had a lot lot lot to choose from: fresh scrambled eggs (not like you usually find--these tasted really fresh), crispy bacon, waffle makers, fresh-tasting orange and apple juice, donuts, muffins, bagels, English muffins, toast (all in baggies for extra sanitation, which was a nice touch), cereal, fruit, and a fridge full of yogurt, cottage cheese, milk, and a few other choices. They also had coffee, tea, hot cocoa mix, and apple cider mix. One cool thing? They had fresh pitchers of ice water, which is something that I often don't see at other hotels for their breakfasts. I also liked that they had wooden tongs to get your bagels etc from the toaster with, because I'm always burning myself when I get my breakfast bagels at hotels. :) Overall, I cannot recommend this hotel enough!! I just wish they had them in the east so that I could stay again. If I am ever going past this hotel for any reason, I will find a way to stop there for the night! It costs a little more than the "economy" hotels across the street, but trust me when I say that it's absolutely 1000000% worth it!

If you stay in Princeton, I say this is really your only good choice. The hotel is clean, but a…read morebit dated. Has a rustic mountain vibe which feels slightly out of place on the prairie. But, overall it is the only good hotel in town. Rooms are spacious and clean. Staff has always been good to us. Prices are a bit high for what you get, but given it's the only good choice in the town, easy to justify. Don't expect big, modern hotel amenities here. But, if you just need a night or two, this place will do.

This hotel is in an excellent location near the Mississippi River. Rooms are spacious with…read morecomfortable beds. It was a little pricier than I expected, though I stayed on a July weekend. Two areas of improvement: the breakfast options are mostly unhealthy (high sugar/fat/salt) with few fresh options offered. And plastic utensils are still being used. Ditch the plastic! We were also awakened at 12:30 AM by free-range kids running down the hallways and then herded by the desk clerk into the small gym across the hall. It took us a while to fall asleep again.

Had an excellent stay. Room was quiet and bed was firm…read more Breakfast - simple and good. Coffee is good. I'll stay here again. LeClair Iowa is an interesting Mississippi River town, lots of interesting sites to visit. A place not to be rushed - a calm wholesome place.