We stopped for the night on our trip from Michigan to Texas. This sweet little hotel was clean,…read moreconvenient to highway 44, Myka at the front desk greeted us with a little goodie bag, and we had a great dinner at post game pizza just down the road. If you have children, they will love the colorful bubble wall and the pizza place can deliver to your room. The usual HI breakfast the next morning, and lemon water, coffee, apples and bananas any time. There was even some Michigan cider in the fridge at breakfast. Marshfield is named after Daniel Webster's homestead and is the home town of Hubble of telescope fame. There's a replica of his namesake telescope in town. We had a great stay and we will be back on our next trip. Big thanks to the staff of both post game pizza and Holiday Inn Marshfield!

Hotel says they take pets yet when you check in they say no pets and they have never excepted pets…read moreyet have stayed here before with our dogs and many other holiday Inn's. Very poor customer service. Lots of shady truckers at this location.

Relax and Recharge…read more We stayed here for one night during a road-trip vacation, and it was just what we needed. The inn is spacious and luxurious. The grounds, including the swans and ducks, really help re-energize your spirit. Innkeeper Cheri is delightful and friendly, without being overbearing. I found it very neat and convenient that she will communicate with you via text, rather than a knock on the door or a call; that really adds to the relaxing feel of the inn. I'm trying to think of a criticism, but can't. We would definitely stay here again.

I stayed just one night and am already planning a return visit!…read moreThe location, accommodations, scenery and food are amazing. The people are even better.

My husband surprised me with a stay here as part of my Christmas gift. I was really impressed and…read morehope that we get to go back again soon. First, we stayed on December 26th. Even though it was the day after Christmas and they had no other guests, the owners, Mark and Dixie, were still nice enough to open up their B&B to us. The drive to get there from North Springfield was beautiful - very pastoral. This area, just outside of Rogersville, is called Compton Hollow. I was a little surprised when we pulled up to see that the B&B itself is in a building with metal siding and roof. However, the inside is as warm and cozy as you would ever want, with hardwood floors, beautiful wood trim, a nice little table for eating or playing games, and a large comfy couch for visiting, watching TV and movies (they have a vast library) or listening to music. Mark gave us a tour, and the rooms are all well decorated and appointed. Each has a country feel, but they all very slightly on different themes. We stayed in the Panther Valley Room, which seemed to be the most romantic. It had a huge and very comfy king bed, a two person air tub, as well as a full bath with a shower. There was bubble bath and many other personal care items provided, plus a bowl of chocolates. The building is built on a hillside, so you enter on the upper floor. Downstairs, there is a huge, beautiful kitchen where Mark makes huge, beautiful breakfasts (and sometimes dinners too). There's also a large dining table and space for groups to gather, as they often host quilting and scrapbooking retreats. We had very limited cell service on our Verizon phones (which was a good thing for helping us to unplug), but the free wi-fi service seemed very solid for the hour or so that we used it during our stay. The weather was cold and rainy, so we did not get out and enjoy the 40 acre property during our visit, but we did see that there is a nice big wooden deck at the back of the building that looks into the woods and is used for weddings. Mark said that they are working on creating trails through the property for visitors to enjoy. Mark and Dixie are the nicest folks you'll ever meet. We chatted with them at breakfast, and it was like talking with old friends. I loved everything about this special place.

Relaxing, comfortable, and welcoming are just a few words to describe this hidden retreat in the…read morecountryside. From the moment we arrived we were impressed with the facilities and ambience at this B&B. We came in after dark and had no trouble finding it with the help of Google maps. We were greeted by Mark and his wife Dixie who were lovely, welcoming and very helpful! My wife and I enjoyed a complimentary spritzer as we soaked in the hot tub and later enjoyed a movie while laying in the comfortable bed. I woke up to the smell of coffee brewing, (my favorite way to wake up), and our breakfast was simply delicious! I give this place five stars for an overall relaxing and enjoyable experience!!!

The room was beautiful and the dark chocolate cake was out of this world…read more Connie is a very gracious hostess. The Inn felt warm and inviting unlike a cold sterile hotel chain.

This place has a cute coffee shop with good coffee and inexpensive pastries. Great place to stop…read morefor a treat and coffee.

Mansfield Woods Vacation Cabins is owned by Barbara S. Herring and is extremely poorly run. Both…read morethe property and the cabins are in extremely poor state. Perhaps some time ago they were in better shape, but they clearly have been neglected for a long time. The description on the website states that the cabins were recently renovated, but it is clearly incorrect, as they are in serious need of maintenance. The photos do not match the accommodations at all. The cabins reek of mold and mildew. The carpeting is dirty and old, and for some reason there is carpet in the bathrooms (more mildew). The air conditioners were practically clogged with dust, and there was dust on the walls and on the ceilings. The A/C barely put out enough air and took a long time to cool the cabins. The cabins felt very rickety and unsafe, especially the decks. Locks on doors were flimsy. There was a hole in the wall of one of the cabins we rented. Showers did not work right and the bathtubs did not drain well. The beds were small and uncomfortable. While there were screens on the windows, there were such large gaps in the frames that bugs could easily get in; as a result, the cabins were full of them (ranging from moths to spiders to mosquitoes and flies). There are multiple unfinished or ruined buildings on the property. The pond closest to the cabins is almost dry and is more like a swamp that breeds mosquitoes. The other pond is a bit bigger, but very overgrown and dirty. To add insult to injury, Kyle, the man assigned to take care of the cabins during our stay appeared to be under the influence of drugs for the majority of the time and behaved unprofessionally towards me and my friends, at one point walking out on the deck of his cabin with no clothes on while we were having dinner. Mansfield Woods Vacation Cabins is among the worst establishments I've ever stayed at. I would never again stay there, and advise others to stay away as well. I lodged multiple complaints against Mansfield Woods with the state agencies.

We enjoyed our stay because of our little deck, great weather, and the proximity to our…read moredestination: Laura Ingals Wilder homes and museum. Barb was helpful with dining tips. Next time, I will eat veggie luncheon at the seed farm! Caroline's was cute, but biscuits and gravy were poor--should try donuts and cinnamon rolls next time. The B&B, Weaver's on the town square, had a delightful tea (2-4 p.m.) and iced coffee for our afternoon respite. Our cabin was quiet, rustic and provide necessary items: microwave, coffee maker, fridge for enjoying a leisurely morning start. Hope to go back sometime. The drive on Hwy. 5 from Lebanon south is just delightful!

First night was good. Ohh what a difference a day can make. Bed was hard and uncomfortable..didnt…read morelike the pillows first night i was so exhausted i didnt mind. But second night i Didnt sleep well. I kept feeling like a bug was on me ... woke up with ants on me. I informed them they have ants. 9 am breakfast was already done ..lights off everything gone. Appeared to be a hooker in the lobby. On outside they have rodent traps. Then construction started early busting up concrete. What you really dont want on a trip. Both our key cards stopped working.

Very clean hotel and loved the large room with 2 queens! Continental breakfast was hearty and well…read moremaintained! Very friendly staff! Bar and grill next to the hotel is great too!

The owners were very friendly and the motel has been updated with paint, tvs, showers,carpet,…read morebedding! Highly recommend

Arrived to this diamond in the ruff. It was absolutely splendid. Bruce the cutest little dog,…read moregreeted me with a little bark and then lots of love! The owners were absolutely amazing and super sweet! Loved every minute! And the view from the back window and bathroom was splendid!

Came here for a mid-week float trip. Very quiet & well kept resort, everything extremely clean. We…read morestayed in a cabin, which had everything you need to cook nice meals, freshly washed linens & extra blankets. Beds are full size cots, which are uncomfortable but is in line with the camping experience. Went on the 6 mile float trip, our first time doing a canoe & taking our dog. Very relaxing river, only had 1 dicey moment with some tree branches. Saw bald eagle nests, & a bald eagle fishing in the river right in front of us. Met great people on our trip, great convos. We had lunch on a rocky beach. The beavers running around the property were funny to watch. Had a great time, very relaxing. Highly recommend, would come back.

Beautiful, clean resort! Got here on a Tuesday Very quiet…read moreand peaceful. Had the pool to ourselves. Super friendly staff. The place is very well maintained. Fire pit, grill and pic nic table at each site. Bugs are minimal. Lots of big shade trees. I've never seen a prettier, cleaner shower house (although small). That's okay. I'm not looking for a crowd