Highly recommend staying here! It is so comfortable and relaxing. The rooms are perfect, and the…read morehosts are exceptional. We really enjoyed our visit and just wish we could have stayed longer. It is very hard to come by fantastic customer service these days but Kelly and Chris have it mastered. It felt like staying with old friends.

From the owner: We are a historic home built in 1902, on the Historic Registry with beautiful woodwork and…read moreVictorian elements. We have 5 individually furnished suites with private baths and offer homemade filling breakfasts. We are a small family run business with personalized service. Book a stay for a getaway or gather a group for a Murder Mystery, Wedding/Baby shower, Elopement, Micro-Wedding, or other small event.

What lovely place to spend the weekend! This beautiful carriage house has every amenity and is…read morelocated in a quiet neighborhood near plenty to do. Not only was it decorated in wonderful Victorian style but the breakfast was to die for. Enormous omelettes with bacon, fruit, bagels, and they shared their delicious homemade strawberry rhubarb jam with us. A true treat in the Cedar Valley area.

I wish I could give a rating of infinity!!!! Renee and Jim are absolutely wonderful people. We…read morereally were treated like family. We rented the cottage for a few months, on and off, and it was so comfortable and home-like. Super clean! Renee made sure we didn't want for anything, and she makes THE best pumpkin bread! They went out of their way to help with anything we needed. The property is beautiful and well kept and is close to anything you might need. The bed is amazingly comfortable with pillows galore. Ohhh and the jacuzzi tub!!!! It fits two people easily and is just heavenly. There's a skylight and plants which for me, was so relaxing. Looking to get married? Jim has you covered. (Found that out at the end) Do yourself a favor. Instead of staying at a large hotel, dealing with lobbies and other guests, stay in the cottage. PS. After having Renee's pumping bread, I wish we had opted for the breakfast!!

We got married on April 1, 2022. Because of COVID we had kept postponing our wedding. We decided to…read morehave a small wedding and this was a wonderful location for us.. The bed-and-breakfast is beautiful and Pastor James is a very nice man. He was able to book me in for a wedding with a two week notice. So it was wonderful that he had time for us! If you do not have an officiant an/or venue for a very small wedding I recommend Pastor James!

We stayed here this past weekend for a family event and for small town Iowa, this was a great…read morefacility. We booked all three bedrooms, used the sitting room in the larger bedroom as a kids campground, and everything worked out great. The owner was super nice and breakfast was a hit with the kids. I recommend this B&B if you are looking for a place to stay in the area.

From the owner: Enjoy this totally restored Victorian home, built in 1896, which has been in the family for four…read moregenerations. All woodwork has been refurbished to the original state. Separate entrance for bedrooms and open stairway welcome guests to the upstairs area for sleeping rooms and sitting area.

After the adventure to find the location, I was greeted by Shelley and Ken. Such nice people with…read morealmost 30 years of experience in the bed and breakfast side of hospitality. The food was excellent! The carriage house is very cozy. There is a small refrigerator, ironing board, microwave, and even bottles of water for the guests in a shared area. The room I stayed in twice was on the main floor with a very comfortable bed with nice linens, sofa, and table with good lighting. The bathroom is small but had everything I needed including a nice shower. The entire place was spotlessly clean. Access to the carriage house was easy. Parking is in the driveway. I felt very safe at all times. The outdoor gardens are beautiful. Shelley shared books of pictures of the storm that went through a few years ago and destroyed a lot of the trees. The damage was terrible but seeing their place now you'd never know that storm ever happened. I was heading north and stayed at Belmont B & B on the way up. I loved it so much I wanted to stay on the way back. They were booked full so I changed my travel dates so I could stay here. If I'm ever passing through Cedar Rapids again, I'll hope to find a room open so I can stay a third time. The location is not far off the beaten path and a short distance from Amana Colonies. I almost forgot to mention the other guests were so nice. Both times our breakfast conversations were interesting and genuinely enjoyed. Stay here! If they have an opening book it as soon as you see it so you do not miss out!

I did an overnight trip to Cedar Rapids, and am very glad I found this B&B, rather than staying in…read morea soulless hotel. Shelley and Ken have converted the carriage house of their historic home into comfortable rooms with period furnishings but also modern amenities like WIFI and satellite television. The grounds are extensive, and must be a great pleasure in warm weather. Breakfast is awesome! Delicious food and plenty of it. I enjoyed chatting with the other guests, and hearing the history of the property from our hosts. Though I don't have any dietary restrictions, Shelley did ask about that, so I'm sure they could accommodate those if necessary. Belmont Hill is an unexpected bit of Victoriana in a neighborhood of '70s ranch homes, though separated from them. If you are looking to be "where the action is", it may not be for you. But if you want friendly people, a comfortable room, good food, and a relaxing "no pressure" atmosphere, Belmont Hill is definitely your place.

We had a great stay here and would highly recommend. The house was very clean with lots of…read moreinteresting books, magazines, and local information. Dorothy has some beautiful English and Irish china and crystal as well. She was very accommodating regarding our schedule, and we can't say enough about the breakfast. It was different each day and oh so good - from individual soufflés to homemade granola, homemade Irish soda bread, poached pears, homemade strawberry jam, and fresh fruit. It was a wonderful way to start the day!

We had a lovely stay and would love to come again! Comfortable room, cool and quiet on a hot day,…read morea great place to come in and relax. The owners are gracious and hospitable. They made us two delicious breakfasts our two mornings here. This place has absolutely everything to love and enjoy on your visit to Grinnell.

We enjoyed visiting the Amana Colonies and staying at Die Heimat B&B in Homestead, Iowa. We had a…read morevery nice room on the first floor with private bath. Our breakfast was really delicious and plentiful. They even had our favorite mango juice. Marc and June were lovely hosts. I'm very into German Heritage and was interested to find out their background. Marc is very handy and has done a wonderful job of keeping the house in good shape.

This was a great place to stay! We picked it pretty randomly -- wanted to check out the area,…read morefound a LivingSocial deal for two nights at this B&B, snapped it up -- and ended up entirely happy with our choice. The decor fit the theme of the place and was attractive and well-placed. We enjoyed coming around a corner and finding a wooden cradle tended by near-life-sized dolls, for example, and stopping to check out all the old photos hung on most of the walls. We started to get a better sense of local history just by walking through our B&B! Pretty cool. The room was cozy and attractive, complete with "amana blue" walls and a lovely quilt on the bed. The bed was very comfortable, and the room included a writing table, which I always notice and appreciate. I like having a place to set up my laptop, even if I never end up actually USING the thing! Also, I'm a sucker for looking through all the local brochures and maps, and it's nice to have a surface for that. The room had a coffee maker and they supplied coffee, along with sugar and everything else you'd need for a decent cup or two (but seriously, don't miss the coffee served at breakfast. It was AWESOME, and I keep kicking myself for not asking exactly what it was!). I liked the shampoo and soap provided, which was great -- usually I'm not a big fan of what most hotels/B&Bs carry, but these smelled great and didn't bother my (annoyingly sensitive) skin. Makeup remover and towels specifically for makeup removal were also provided, which was a nice touch. There was a wall-mounted TV in the room -- being up high, it didn't take up much space or take away from the charm of the room, but made it possible to lounge on the bed and watch a movie. Lots of channels available. Joy and Ron were super nice. Joy gave us a map of the area and suggestions about possible places to check out. She spent most of breakfast in the kitchen (and wow, the breakfast was fantastic!), while Ron chatted with us and other guests out in the dining room. They were both great to talk to, and I'm pretty sure we're taking Ron's advice on how to buy our next car! Haha. I LOVED the dining room, by the way -- so pretty, lots of wood work and warm colors, just a great place to sit and enjoy coffee or tea and some amazing breakfast. There's a picture of the room on here, so be sure to check that out. Last but certainly not least, everything was clean -- clean bedroom, bathroom, dining area, hallways. The cleaning staff's on top of their game. If you're heading to the Amanas, I highly recommend staying at this B&B. We had a great time!

I stayed at the Best Western over Thanksgiving, but had to leave early because of the winter storm…read more Unfortunately, they wouldn't refund the unused night. Based on this experience, I wouldn't stay here again.

Call me a hotel snob, but I absolutely will not stay at a crappy cheap motel ever again. We were…read more in town for NDSU football game at UNI dome in nearby Cedar Falls. Researching hotels and Cedar Falls was super expensive. I found this on booking.com. It was about $100 a night. We had a king handicapped accessible room. I did not need this, but it was available. The parking fee of $5 in a ramp was not disclosed on booking.com. We parked on metered street as it wasn't enforced til Monday. The econo lodge lot that our room faced had plenty of open spots. I didn't eat and went to vending machine for snacks. These were to be on floors 5 and 7. Floor 7 was missing a machine. The front had sundries but I didn't buy anything. The breakfast was free and at a breakfast room. The conveyor belt pancakes were cool. The homemade yogurt was awesome and I brought 2 cups home. The room was clean, engineered wood floors and spacious. Saw fellow NDSU fans here. Definitely a great value and nice hotel.