The Hannah Marie Inn is one of Iowa's oldest and most cherished bed and breakfast establishments…read more Each of their six rooms are individually themed, all have private baths and the food is fantastic! This country inn is located on Highway 71 and is very hard to miss since it is painted pink and has a wonderful country quilt pattern painted on the barn. I've visited this B&B more times than I can count. I adore the owners and love their personal service and great food. You won't go wrong staying with at this great Iowa Bed and Breakfast.

I am a huge fan of the Hannah Marie Country Inn! The owners, Mary, Ray and David Nichols, have…read morebeen operating this B&B for over 23 years and they are the most wonderful innkeeper hosts you'll ever meet. The rooms are all themed, I'm fond of the Northwoods Hideaway, and are always neat and clean. Mary is an artist, so there is always a new touch -- a new floor painting, a new decorate item, a new bed -- something, always something. The food is always wonderful. They use the freshest of ingredients and you can even have your breakfast delivered to your room. If you are visiting in Northwest Iowa, be sure you stay at the Hannah Marie at least once! You'll be glad you took my advice.

My +1 and I stayed Saturday night this past weekend at the Inn at Battle Creek. Seeing the Bed &…read moreBreakfast in person is even MORE impressive than the photos and descriptions you see online! We were pleasantly pleased and impressed! Dreamy Victorian/country decor and design. It's spacious and has a neat history! -Interesting use of closets to create bathrooms too! Lynne made us feel at home. She welcomed us at the door upon arrival, gave us a tour, we visited a little, then she gave us our privacy to enjoy. We had a loosely-planned schedule that took us to Ida Grove for wine tasting, a terrific meal, sight seeing and some hiking.  In the evening, we made a point to spend time on the porch at the B&B to sip some wine in some pleasant June weather. It was relaxing! Lynne, knowing these plans from our conversation upon arrival, was so thoughtful and left out two wine glasses along with a corkscrew to open our bottle of wine that evening. Breakfast on Sunday morning was delicious and delightful at a table next to paned windows overlooking the side yard.  We couldn't have been happier! We now have an amazing memory that we will share and tell for years to come! We think the price was very affordable! In fact, we plan to come back in the fall. We highly recommend the Inn at Battle Creek!

Had a girls weekend last fall. This place is beautiful!! Very welcoming host and staff. Comfy…read morebeds. Food was great also!!!

Amazing place that beats chain hotels hands down. Restored mansion with unique details in every…read moreroom. Comfortable bed. The most amazing breakfast ever. 2 blocks to the lake. 3 blocks to Buena Vista University. 4 blocks to downtown. Just can't be beat for location. Owners super nice. Bikes available to ride. Off street parking. Forget the water park hotel or Super 8- stay here.

One of the most relaxing evenings we've had in a long time thanks to this b & b! Owners Pat and…read moreChris were an absolute joy! Everything about our room - the decor, the bed, the attached sitting room, the private balcony was amazing. The lake is a block away and the stroll along the lake and into the park was tranquil, quiet and clean. Breakfast was wonderful (and huge!). Chris gave us a tour of the home and the history. We were able to see every other guest room and all were beautiful. This was our first time to Storm Lake, but we will most definitely return and stay at The Gables. We would have loved to have had more time to explore the antique shops and nice downtown - next time! (If you love antiques, Walnut is only a little over an hour away..........the entire town is antique stores and you must stop at Roberts Bakery!)

What a wonderful experience we had with our stay. Our room was perfect, breakfasts were fantastic…read moreand your overall kindness was exceptional. We enjoyed the porch and the open invitation for our friends to come visit. Thank you so much for your beautiful place. Roger (Otto) & Jenny Chapdelaine Al & Lorraine Wadley

The Providence Inn is expertly run by Kristy and Duane Zenk who bought this beautiful property in…read morethe early 2000's and turned it into a showplace. I have spent many many days here in all seasons of the year and have always been treated with courtesy and concern and good cheer. Frankly, it has to be a major pain in the butt to do this right but honestly i have never witnessed, in all the times i have stayed here, a bit of bitchiness or eyebrow raising on either Duane's or Kristy's face. I think those of us from big cities do not expect to be treated nicely unless there is a veneer of anger below but not here. Duane and Kristy are real, down home nice people with nary a bad thing to say about anyone. Each room is carefully curated with pieces of furniture and decoration from the mostly early 1900's. Everything is always clean and fresh. The Morning breakfast perfectly prepared. I remember the first time i drove into town (my 3rd visit to Denison having somehow survived a couple of stays at a terrible motel just outside of town) during a very cold, snowy evening in December. I got lost of course initially then i came upon the Providence Inn: brightly light and decorated for Christmas.Remembering back i actually landed on the doorstep of a neighboring B&B, 3 huge bags in hand probably looking like a stranger in a strange land (which i was). The proprietor looked at me as if i were crazed and directed me around the corner to the Providence. And thank God he did not have any space at his Inn because his referring me brought me to the Providence where i received same. The Providence Inn: I was Home. Or at least from first sight, i felt i was Home. The surroundings certainy felt homey and warm and inviting. I was greeted, after trudging up to the front door by smiling, shiny faces who helped me with my bags and offered me everything from Egg Nog to Hot Tea asking me several times if i were cold with that thin coat and did i need a blanket to warm up. I have spent summer days on the porch (i mean who has a porch in Glendale?), drinking wine and chatting with neighbors who pass walking their dogs. And remember these people do not know me from Adam yet they are just doing what people should do: converse with you, ask to your health. Be Mensches. I love it here. You will too. Just leave your pretensions in Los Angeles, kick off your shoes, take a seat on the porch, open a bottle of something and enjoy Life as it should be lived.

To say this B&B is amazing is a total understatement…read more It is magical. If you are anywhere near run don't walk to book your stay!

Steever House was a great experience…read more Upon arrival, I was greeted by a very welcoming and friendly host. I stayed in the Dakota room which was simply fabulous. The bed was very comfortable and the fireplace made it exquisite. John and Sara were fantastic hosts. If you are looking for a great experience in Sioux Falls, I highly recommend staying at the Steever House.

A beautiful B&B in a quaint spot. Uber comfy bed and linens. Spotless accommodations. Outstanding…read morebreakfast of coffee, juice, delicious quiche, fruit, and even apple desert. The proprietors are welcoming and genuinely interested in your comfort. They were happy to accommodate special requests. We look forward to staying at The Bing again and will recommend to family and friends.

We stayed at the Bing with our family while in Oakland for our son's wedding. It was the perfect…read morespot for us to stay together, get ready for the wedding, and rest comfortably after all the festivities. The property is beautiful and well maintained, and the proprietors went the extra mile in every way to ensure our stay was perfect. The food was delicious- and Julie also catered on son's wedding. She is an amazing lady and she will take great care of you! I highly recommend staying at the Bing!

If you need to stay in town this is the place to stay! Actually, you should make a special trip to…read moreCarroll to stay here! The rooms are beautiful and the bed was so comfortable. We stayed in a suite with a jetted tub and fireplace-a treat during the cold Iowa winter. I highly recommend staying around Christmas time as the house was decorated with charming Christmas decor. The thing that sets this place apart from other bed and breakfasts we have stayed in was the incredible breakfast! Joan is an amazing cook and provided us with a 3 course breakfast of parfaits, mint and cranberry scones, and a breakfast pizza with bacon. Everything is elegantly put together and made me really sad I couldn't eat but a few bites by the last course. Luckily we were provided with to-go containers for us to enjoy later.

Great B & B! Owner is super nice and prepares a wonderful…read morebreakfast. Bring your appetite! Was here for a week long work trip and was hoping to stay on my return visit but was all booked up. Book early!

If you live in Iowa or will be traveling there and are looking for a unique dinining experience put…read moreHalderwood Farms at the top of your list. You wll have the pleasure of dining in a fully-restored Century Farm barn that has been in the Halder family for over three generations. You will need to make a reservation but your party can be as big as 400 people. Owners Linda and Lee Halder will tailor your meal from their varied and plentiful list of menu selections. Recently my high school graduating class held its 25-year reunion at Halderwood Farms and couldn't have been happier. We were able to hold a welcome reception on the barn's second floor before retreating back to the main floor for a catered-sitdown dinner. The portions are big so bring your appetite. Good luck saving room for dessert. If you're looking for a place to hold a wedding receptions, business meeting, family reunion, party, bus tour, and group get-together you must checkout Halderwood Farms. Special note: Halderwood Farms also features a four-room bed-and-breakfast in case your in need of lodging while visiting the area.

We visited halter wood farms for Thanksgiving. It was terrible. Don't bother. The food was marginal…read moreat best and the service was worse. It was expensive. I would rather have had McDonalds.