We stayed in a king suite River view - The President. I wouldn't say you have a great view of the…read moreriver as we could only see bits of it from the room angle and the buildings. But we still enjoyed it. Though I was glad the outdoor dining area was not open yet because it wouldn't have felt as private in our room with that area being part of the view. Please keep in mind that this is a historical hotel so the rooms are odd angles. The bathroom was very small and the toilet sat angled in front of the vanity, so it was a little cramped to try to stand in front of the mirror/sink to get ready (hair, makeup, etc.). I absolutely adored that the room numbers outside the room are vintage post office box doors. The trains blow their whistles a lot at night passing through and this woke us up each night, so keep that in mind if you are a light sleeper. We enjoy trains and liked seeing them (so that is a pro/con, we liked the trains, just not at night when sleeping). We were there for our anniversary and I was pleasantly surprised there was a bottle of champagne on ice in our room upon our arrival with a nice card. So very sweet. I found the bed to be extremely comfy! So much so I meant to see what brand mattress it was but I forgot to look. Darn! The hotel itself is beautiful, I enjoyed walking through when we came and went. It was fun to browse the few shops. Although I was disappointed to not find anything with the St James logo on it, was hoping to buy a souvenir of some sort with the hotel logo (coffee mug or wine glasses?). Maybe I just missed seeing them if they have them? In all we enjoyed our stay and wandering throughout town for a few days.

Stayed in Clara's room and I don't think anything happened . Other reviewers complaining about…read morestuff being old is laughable it's literally 150 yrs old what did you think?! I've been traveling all over and I have to say the sheets and pillows were the best I've had and I've been staying in hotels across the country for over a month. Everyone working there were super helpful and nice.

Had a pleasant stay at the Country Inn! I've heard stories about other rooms (apparently someone…read moreelse in our party saw ants) but my experience was different! Really nice room, loved the fresh basked cookies, and the breakfast maple sausage links were incredible. Only downsides were the door was hard to open and shower nozzle kept sliding down.

This was my second stay in 2 years. For both stays I found the hotel and rooms were clean, and the…read morestaff was friendly and helpful. The hot tub was a nice treat at the end of a long day of traveling. I was able to find a few things for the free breakfast to tide me over. I'll be staying at this hotel next time I'm in Red Wing.

If you are looking for somewhere cozy and comfortable to stay, this is your place. The location is…read moregreat--just a 5-10 minute walk to downtown. Sometimes I am nervous about a B&B because the furniture may be old and unkept. However the furniture at the Golden Lantern, mostly antique and eclectic, was clean, comfortable and in great condition. We were very pleased with all of the little amenities: Sherry and cookies upon arrival, board games and DVDs to borrow, catering to dietary reatrictions....the list goes on. One last thing: the breakfast is enough reason to stay here!

What a great place to stay! My husband and I stayed one night and loved the experience. This is a…read moregorgeous 1930's mansion with so many neat original styling details and fixtures--so many old properties are remodeled and the charm is lost, we appreciated how well kept and clean the property is. We arrived in the early afternoon and were greeted by the friendly hostess/owner, got a tour of the property, and were welcomed to enjoy a lovely happy hour--which included wine, charcuteries and tapenade, gourmet caramel apple--in the sunny living room. The house was quiet and comfortable for a peaceful overnight stay. The breakfast and coffee on the sun porch was delicious and beautifully presented. We highly recommend this B & B to our friends who appreciate classic charm.

Worst hotel experience ever! This is what might be expected at a cheap motel. Pay a little extra…read moreelsewhere to get your value! 1) The light sconces did not work (on the table between the beds) 2) Direct Tv/cable did not work 3) leaky faucet (maybe splashes? but noticed everything on sink wet) 4) broken USB by bed table (not known until bedtime to plug in) 5) other USB not working (didn't know until the next morning) 6) ant problem (dozen or so ants in small cooler brought in) After leaving comments about my stay, the GM, Marlys emailed (on 6/11) me only mentioning that her staff was "helpful" with the light & tv. Nothing about the 4 other issues. So, I emailed Marlys back on 6/11, asking for a "sincere resolution". Have heard back as of today (6/14). BTW, we initially had a room on the 2nd floor, but asked if there was a room on the first floor for ease & convenience. Room 120 was the last room left. Apparently, the last room available (on the first floor), for a reason. Staff weren't aware of all these issue in room 120, really?!? Lastly, I realize there is nothing that can be done about the "city water" smelling rotten. We had other family staying at a different hotel (for only $20 more) & they had no issue with their water.

The AmericInn does the trick when you are in Red Wing. The…read morerooms are older but nice enough for this guy! The bed was comfy even when sharing with a drummer! The continental breakfast had quite a few options and the coffee hit the spot! The lobby area was perfect for hanging out in the morning post run. They even have a fireplace to warm the bones on a cold Minnesota morning! The pool and hottub looked great and very family friendly... Sadly I forgot my trunks! But I did go into the pool area to check it out and see if I could get away with hitting the hot tub just in my briefs, well there were some families in there so I opted out of that idea! Front desk staff was great, and plenty of parking, a few blocks away from some little shops and bar so if you are on foot there is some nightlife close! But also you are within walking distance of downtown! Great little spot! Not the Taj Mahal but not the dumps either! Great for me!

We've been to the Pratt Taber several times and it's literally the only B&B we've gone back to more…read morethan once. For us, life is very busy and hectic and what we get from a weekend at the Pratt Taber is priceless: warm and cozy comfort and relaxation. The hosts Deb and Ron are witty and kind without being overbearing or too chatty. The coffee is wonderfully strong and the food really top notch. The linens and beds go the extra mile to make you comfortable and it's the little extras that make us feel so at home. And the price is reasonable for what you get, costing less than other boutique hotels in the area. Five stars, no hesitation! I hope this gem stays open long enough for us to come back a few more times because it's truly the best weekend we could imagine each time.

My gf and I on a whim were looking for a weekend/overnight get away. Actually, I had wanted to do…read moresomething special for her for Christmas, but not something material. Then I got Covid. When I got better, I thought more about what I wanted to do and decided on escaping from the cities even for a day. Eventually, choosing the town of Red Wing. It had been a long time since our last va-ca, and giving ourselves ample opportunity to do so throughout the year is important to us. At first, I looked at the hotels in the area, but nothing felt right. Then had the idea of staying at a B & B (Bed and Breakfast.) We began our search and when we saw the Pratt Tabor Inn and read the reviews, went over their website, something in both of us felt good, like the Universe compelled us to try this out. It would be my first time and for my gf it had been years since she went to a b&b with her family. When we arrived, we met Ron, and right away our conversation felt lively and warm. He helped get us situated and settled and the rest as they say was history...I'm a strong believer in my later years that the Universe places people, events, and experiences in your life that aligned with how you want to live your life. I wanted this get-away to be about relaxing and sharing our love for each other, ourselves, and others! And it definitely was. Instead of writing an epic story, which I totally could, I'll list off the highlights of our stay. -Incredible atmosphere -Ellie, Buddy, and Max!! -Wonderful hospitality -Lovely time over Wine, Cheese, Conversations -Amazing dinner suggestions in town, including what to order! -Deb and Ron - delightful human beings -We love sitting down with people to share stories. I loved that both Ron and Deb created the time and space for us to engage with them, as much as we wanted to. -beautiful rooms -fireplace (not real wood) -Popcorn -relax environment -breakfast, coffee, dessert oh my!! So good. So much care. -Bottle of champagne! And flowers (yes it's extra but so worth it!) -Beds -Autumn room I have too many great things to say about Pratt Tabor Inn, but I think the memory I will take with us this first time here was the love, care, and story. Deb's story is powerful! You can tell the love that radiates this B&B and how that love is transported to all the guests who come through the doors. Thanks Ron and Deb, Ellie, Buddy, and Max. Thank you for being you and wanting to take care of your guests, like family. We can't wait to return to learn more about each other. Big hugs, Pete and Emily

This is our 1st ever B&B, Think we hit jackpot in this one…read more This couple retired & converted this old house into B&B. It's beautiful (feels like your deep in the south) They spent 18 months renovating this place, They will tell you all about the history of house built in 1880's. Breakfast is @ 9, Your about 15 min walk to restaurants. We had a great stay & the owners are great people. Breakfast was great, Everything we had was local products. They told us a story about a pizza place in barn, Sound we missed a great place. Loved the people & the town

My partner and I have made it an anniversary tradition of leaving the city for the quiet, aged bed…read more& breakfasts owned often by communicative socialites with a genuine care for the history of their establishment, and a respect for their clientele. Moondance follows standards of customer satisfaction more in line with a third-party airline, or perhaps a festering county DMV. When my partner came down with covid, we had to cancel our plans to stay. We made our cancellation with regrettably short notice, and were told that the only means of recouping any of the payment (demanded in full at the time of booking) would be granted as a voucher to a future stay, and only in the condition that the room is booked by another pair of guests for the weekend, but that a $25 cancellation fee would be charged regardless. "Thanks for not getting us sick, give us more money please, we know times are hard." My partner and I called during the days before and shortly after our intended stay to try and work something out, and haven't ever gotten through to someone on the line. We haven't received any responses to our voicemails. I had to check their website for information on whether or not the room was rebooked. The only time we spoke to anyone was when we made our cancellation. Booking a stay and cancelling is more expensive than simply staying. I should have known, and I would have known and read about the policies had I not been such a fool. After all, it is surely more work for the staff, more preparation for the hosts if we don't show up and dine and messy up the place. It's honestly a great business model, and one that I may have invented myself had I come from a family of tapeworms or mosquitoes. It's a pretentious and insulting assumption that, after hearing about this policy, we'd consider a voucher to be worth any more to us than the guarantee of never having to hear about Moondance again.

Round Barn was an extraordinary venue for my niece's wedding this past weekend. Staff was very…read moreattentive to our needs, ceremony spot had an amazing view of the bluffs, Round Barn was different for a dance floor but unique and loved it. Bonfire spots for small groups to get together and catch up, dinner spot did not disappoint either. I would definitely recommend couples to check out this venue for your special day because I feel every season in MN would be spectacular at Round Barn. If I could give a suggestion for improvement it would be this, a private bathroom for handicap patrons. My parents had to leave early due to an issue and a private bathroom with wheelchair accessibility would have been helpful for a caregiver and her spouse. Then they wouldn't have missed their granddaughters first dance. I can only hope I attend another wedding here in the future.

My husband and I just stayed there two nights for our 15 wedding anniversary. Wendy and Kurt are…read moreawesome humans, room beautiful, grounds beautiful and the hospitality and breakfast top notch. Definitely recommend if you need a place to stay near Redwing.

We had such a great time at Candlelight Inn. Dave and Eve were meant to run a B&B! They love…read morepeople and know what it takes to create a memorable stay for guests. Red Wing surprised us with so may good things to see, do and eat. I think any time of year would be fun! Go as a couple, with friends, as a retreat or girls weekend away!

"Attention to Detail" is the theme here. When we first arrived (check in is between 4 and 7), we…read morewere greeted by a delightful hostess who offered us wine and a sampling tray of meats, cheeses, chocolates, and nuts. We took a seat in the parlor and were checked in, given a few recommendations for dinner, then shown our room. I enjoyed the library and parlor rooms very much. We stayed in Margaret's room and slept peacefully. The attention to detail, antiques and such, were spot on. Coffee and tea were brought up to our room at 8:15 in the morning, and left outside our door. A music box was played so that we knew when our beverages were at our door. Fantastic! And we got these amazing little muffins in the cutest little tray/basket. Breakfast was at 9am in the formal dining room. I found the seat with my name next to it, and joined the other guests for a three course breakfast. During our third coarse, we were given a brief history about the house from the inn keeper. Very interesting, indeed. All in all, a wonderful experience.

Would not stay here. Traveling for work. Had product from Sephora taken out of my luggage and the…read morecontents dumped out and replaced with an alcohol based product. Spoke to the manager--they are not liable for stolen items from your room. Was told to use the safe--for toiletries.

Newer hotel so the rooms are nice with comfortable amenities. Plenty of storage in the room--and…read moreeven a nice built in space for your luggage. Staff is nice and attentive. Blackout curtains do their job and there isn't that weird gap under the door like at most hotels, so the room gets DARK. Wi-Fi is speedy even with a fully booked hotel. They have a pool but it's small. Still works fine for kids, but it's not a pool for doing much more than floating in for adults. They do offer breakfast in the morning which is pretty good. Eggs, bacon, sausage, muffins, pancakes, cereal, yogurt. Pretty decent spread. Rooms are quiet--can't really hear other guests, but you can hear the train horn from nearby tracks. No horns after 11, but you can still feel the rumble of the train moving through. Only negatives about the place are the train rumbles and the fact that their "suites" are really just slightly bigger rooms with pull out sofas. Not really a suite if you ask me...

absolutely a shocking surprise. The staff was nice, but OMG for $211 it was just a rip off. the…read morebreakfast was shockingly poor and you gotta make it yourself! it had much more of a motel than an Inn or Hotel look and feel. Crapy bathroom and no closet. $79 is the most these rooms would be worth. i wouldn't stay here again...

What to say, without totally ruining your trip. I would…read moresuggest arriving early, before they lock themselves out of the lobby and you have to wait 20 minutes, just to get into the lobby, after a long day of travel. Desk clerk could not get any of his keys to work to get himself back into the hotel after running over to the adjoining Amerinn. At one point we actually called another hotel to try to get in there, because it took so long for this guy to get into his own place of business. Once we got into the lobby, very clean, well lit, fast check in. Promised to reduce our bill for the Inconvenience, THAT NEVER HAPPENED. Room was clean and in good repair. Nothing special, but it was only 94.00 a night. A refrigerator or microwave would have been nice, like other average hotels have. Don't think I will be staying here again, especially if I arrive late in the day. When I say late, I am talking 10:30 p.m. folks! Internet access is spotty, it comes and goes, another feature I find necessary.