Cutest town in Indiana and the perfect Hoosier hospitality to stay while you visit!! Absolutely…read moreloved my stay from the service to the views! Everything is a 5-10 minute walk away!

Did not understand the setup at first. Seems there are several buildings which are the "Inn"…read more Stayed in Rosebank. My first room had no heat and smelled funny, but when reported it, got moved to another room . Grateful for that. Beautiful setting and close to everything in town.

I'll tell ya, as a runner great place to run at super nice people would come again! Super nice…read morepeople and workers!

It was an amazing place to take the grandkids camping. They had so much to do we barely had time to…read morefit it all in. We went the first weekend of boo fest. Great job on the haunted house. The kids said it was one of the best ones they had been to.

I was on the renowned Historic Evansville Rolling Tour Bus, when it broke down outside Eric's…read moreplace. The proprietor was very welcoming and made me an amazing omellette while we waited. He even broke out some board games to pass the time. The whole experience was made best by his adorable pair of cats, the Berry Brothers, as he affectionately called them. I would 10/10 highly recommend Eric's Place to anyone who asked. But especially unproblematic single men. The only reason it did not get a 5th star is because, in exchange for staying there, he made me do 3 whole days of hard physical labor. But hey, free is free!

very nice rooms. bed was comfortable. they were doing construction but the service was still very…read moregood

Very clean and modern rooms. After sifting through the little available in Henderson, I was…read morepleasantly surprised to find Envi. Huge 65' TV in the rooms, speedy internet, receptacles outfitted with USB charging ports, large shower, and plenty of space. I'd highly recommend to anyone on the road trying to stay local to Henderson without crossing the river.

This is my second stay in this locally owned place. The first time was fine. Second time was…read more.. mixed. The hotel is a one-level layout: old fashioned with all rooms open to the front. There is an older section that is from the 50s., a newer section, located up a slope, from the 1990s. The first stay was in the newer section. The room was comfortable and clean, appointed with expected furniture and amenities. The layout and plumbing are old style. The bed was comfortable. The room is heated and cooled by an older type under-the-window HVAC unit common on older hotels. The place is showing some signs of wear. The story from this visit: This most recent visit, on June 18, 2024, I was given a room in the older section. The door was missing the security bar, the deadbolt was difficult to engage, requiring a push on the door. There was a remote control for a HVAC unit, but it was not in evidence in the room. It may have been removed. The day outside was warm and the room uncomfortably warm. I've never done this, but this time I asked to be moved to another room. The desk clerk was responsive and assigned me a room in the upper, newer section. It was as comfortable as the one I had the first stay 2 years ago. So, I recommend this hotel with reservations: if you are booking a room, ensure that you are assigned a room in the newer section, rooms 35 and up. it will prove equal to a mid-range chain hotel. Avoid the older section.

This is a dated hotel that was probably remodeled in mid to late 90's. Situated along the Ohio…read moreScenic Byway which is a nice drive through the country along IN 62. Located 7 mi from the Illinois state line. Rooms are clean with free breakfast. Rooms are quaint and clean with a few kitschy homey touches that only a locally run non franchise hotel can provide. Check in early as there isn't a late night attendant. Would recommend to family and friends of they were ever this way. Stayed here also based on recommendations from locals to stay away from the other hotel in town on the east side near the car dealerships.

No amenities but cheap. Guess u get what u pay for. Lots of horse flies! Crazy, but they were…read moreeverywhere!

Looking to camp within a couple hours of Louisville for Memorial Day weekend, my wife happened upon…read moreMiles Landing. After checking the website and the photos we decided to give it a go. One of the first things that caught my eye was the 1pm Checkout time. Most campgrounds are noon o'clock or even the much stingier 11am. 1pm checkout is AWESOME. The campground is more-or-less divided between tent camping and RV camping, with RVs on the left as you enter the park, tents to the right. My understand is that the tent camping area used to be the entirety of the campground, and RV part was a later add-on. The tent sites are very open and spacious, and you don't feel like you're stacked on top of each other. The campground is currently utilizing a contact-free check-in system. Once you arrive at your site you send a text to let them know you've arrived and someone will be right there to help get you situated. In our case Chad was there within five minutes to greet us and give us some information and said he'd be back to deliver our firewood in a little while. About 45 minutes later not only had he delivered the firewood, but he had stacked for us, also. We pre-ordered 6 bundles of firewood. These aren't your typical stingy-ass bundles of firewood, either. They're easily twice the size of the bundles you get at most campgrounds or convenience stores. The wood is also excellent quality. It catches fire easily and burns cleanly. Since we're tent campers we have to rely on the campground restroom and shower facilities (which we were very close to). The bathrooms and showers are in the same building. These are some of the cleanest and most well-maintained shower facilities we've ever seen, and we've camped in a lot of places. The campground has a few tent sites with electricity, but for the most part it's primitive camping. The entire tent camping section is very well-shaded and quiet. We took a drive through the RV section of the campground and it's pretty extensive and contours the water probably about a half mile. The RV sites, like the tent sites, are pretty spacious. This campground isn't all hype and activities like some campgrounds. There's not even a camp store. There are campsites and a shower house. That's it, and that is OK with us. We tend to enjoy the relaxation of camping, the feeling of getting away from things, and being outdoors. And that's exactly what Miles Landing is all about. We liked it so much that we already have our reservations for July 4 weekend. I have a feeling we'll be coming back here a lot.

Always the nicest people here throughout the airport. The cafe has a good number of food and drink…read moreoptions. Everyone is helpful at this airport and they make traveling in and out of Evansville such a pleasure.

Thanks to Bridget Austin at American for saving us and helping us make our flights. She was amazing…read moreand so so kind. Wish more people were like her! Makes me want to fly to Evansville over and over. Also, kudos to Joey Elder for getting our bags on. Never met him but he made an extra trip to help! Thanks you American! Be back soon Evansville.

Strolling along on a beautiful day with the glistening Ohio River on one side and an adorable town…read moreon the other. The homes made me envious with their style and point of view. The town is quite charming with some good eats and seasonal farmers market. The vibe was purely relaxed and easy overall. The trail itself is clean and marked for runners, cyclists, and motorists in specific areas. There's a museum along the trail that offers tours in advanced. I didn't travel the entire 5.5 miles but i think i would like to one day!