This charming inn was recommended by a friend who said we should treat ourselves when we were in…read moreHayward. She did not steer us wrong. The rooms are both beautiful and comfortable, the grounds are lovely, and there is a restaurant if you are interested in more than just their breakfast, which is outstanding. We are already trying to figure out when we can come again.

This was a truly spectacular meal in every way - the ambiance, the service, and most importantly…read morethe food! The Cobb salad and cornbread were amazing, and the shrimp and grits were the best I've ever had! I can't recommend it enough.

OMG, my wife treated me to birthday by having us stay here this weekend. Well, this place really…read morefeels like a real B&B. We stayed at Rittenhouse Inn last year for her birthday and it was nice. But, this place feels like home away from home with the nice touches of a warm welcome. We left our house after work so got here around 5:30PM on a Friday. Elaine had Sandy greet us and she was most welcoming with pamphlets of things to do. She prepared a local wine and cheese/grape platter while we decided for dinner. Plus, there was a bubbly mango sparkling bottle drink too for my birthday. In our room, she had some of Elaine's chocolate brownies ready for us as well. We ended up going to Swensons' Lake House restaurant only a couple blocks away. It was the best decision and recommendation from Sandy. Afterwards, we got the wine and cheese/grape platter from the fridge to relax in the gazebo. It was a nice a private area which we could enjoy the sunset. It was only the 2 of us in the house so it was nice to have some privacy with the house to ourselves. We woke up in the middle of the night and decided to enjoy some treats in the common area upstairs. We helped ourselves to some crackers and hot cider from Kuerig that Sandy showed us earlier. In the morning, we woke up and Sandy prepared our breakfast. We took a short walk around the lake and then to the church and back. Sandy was ready and served us a 3-4 meal breakfast. It started with a vanilla Greek yogurt parfait with cantaloupe, strawberries, and banana. Next, we had sausage with Havarti eggs and dill which was fantastic with some English muffins and homemade jam. Last, we had a bread pudding with whipped cream and chocolate chips. We finally got some great recommendations for hiking and checked out with Sandy. We enjoyed the wine so much that we visited WineHaven to pick up another bottle of the Stinger honey wine. Also, we picked up some of that local cheese down the road at Eichen that Sandy had for us when we arrived.

I loved this place!!! It was a great choice to go there instead of a hotel when traveling home to…read moreMinnesota. I can't wait to go again!!! My boyfriend and I love to travel but have never stayed in a bed and breakfast... Now we are hooked!!! It's adorable and the sweet lady that owns it is just amazing and sweet. Honest and good hearted.

Wonderful Bed & Breakfast, very homey and relaxed atmosphere. The room was beautiful and comfy…read more Holly the owner and innkeeper is very friendly and easy going. We hope to be back.

Great value, We stayed at the Eagle Inn for a week and we could not have been happier. It was very…read moreclean, neat, and the beds were comfortable, but the best part was the breakfast. Tobbie is a fantastic cook, everything we had was excellent. I will be staying here again

From the owner: A cozy little "hometel" away from home! Breakfast is cooked to order 6am-12pm. free room service,…read morewireless internet,cable TV,dvd's,games,air conditioning. Entire home reservations for your private parties. Flexible check in/out. smoke free, pet friendly, extended stay discounts,shuttle service to Grand Casino Hinckley.

This is a comfy Bed & Breakfast in a tiny town "in the middle of nowhere" 40 miles south of Duluth…read more It's a good half way point if you're looking for a quiet place to rest and refresh. There are no restaurants or other things around (with the exception of a small general store and bar) so eat before you come and bring something to entertain you. It worked as a last minute change of plans meant our hotel in Duluth couldn't hold our room for us and the entire city was fully booked over the weekend. We spent a day in Duluth and just needed a place to sleep before heading back to the twin cities. We booked a room through Airbnb. Julie is a sweet lady and a gracious host! She made us a delicious omelet and coffee cake for breakfast in the morning and we had a nice time getting to know her and how she started the B&B. The living space was cozy, homey, and our room was clean with a rustic/ vintage farmhouse feel. There's a nice sitting area on the front porch. This was a lovely spot to be surrounded by quiet and just relax after a busy day of driving and activities.

Need a beautiful spot to stay for a family reunion or holiday?? This is it! The Lodge has 7…read morebedrooms, each with its own private bathroom. The kitchen is large and well stocked with all the pots and pans and dinnerware you need. They also rent out the Cabin which has 3 Bedrooms and a full kitchen. Miles of trails to explore and golf carts at your disposal. Canoes and paddle boats for youCasino close by. This VRBO is outstanding!

By the far the best Bed and Breakfast I have ever stayed at. My wife and I have stayed here twice…read morein the last year and had an awesome time each visit. Recently we stayed with two other couples...they also loved the b&b. John and Sandra are amazing and so very gracious. The home is located on 550 beautiful acres. It is surrounded by 12 miles of carefully groomed trails. They have complimentary golf carts to tour the property. Both Hinckley and Danbury casinos are nearby as well as much hiking, boating, etc, We highly recommend Woodland Trails for anyone!! Ps: We left a cosmetic bag behind without realizing it and they mai,Ed it back to us without us even asking or relaxing we have left it. How cool!

This place is a gem! Set on a smaller lake with lovely grounds, easy trails for walking, and easy…read moreto get to, we highly recommend Canyon Road Inn! We've enjoyed canoe rides and a pair of loons, some very good restaurants nearby and sightings of deer & fawns as we drove back, and the room is fantastic. Beautifully furnished, with many amenities available, and a scrumptious breakfast. The hosts, Turner & Patti, are the gold standard of what someone running this kind of business should be.

If you like to stay away from the town and a bit in the woods, this is the place;read more

Food: Breakfast is included, and always hearty and filling. I would 100% recommend opting for the…read more5-course dinner add on. We eat out a lot in the Twin Cities and the food and quality of our dining experience was comparable to a fancy 4-store restaurant. Venue: The inn looks fairly small from the street, but actually opens up (and down) the bluff with absolutely beautiful views. All of the rooms are clean, quaint and spacious. My personal favorite is the Stoneliegh room. It's very spacious with a four person table to eat breakfast (or dinner) at, a closed porch and a two person tub. Experience: Dave and Amy are friendly, courteous and incredibly accommodating. They maintain the perfect balance of being helpful and friendly, while also giving you your space to enjoy your stay. My boyfriend and I have fallen in love with this place; it's truly a hidden gem only 60 minutes out of the cities.

I wanted a retreat with my husband for a night that was not too far of a drive from our home in…read moreMinneapolis and this place is perfect. We did the River Cruise in Taylor's falls and then headed over to our B and B. Super tranquil, the Osecala room is large and serene with a nice view from the balcony. It's on the bottom floor of the house. We haven't had breakfast yet, but it's all farm to table and freshly made so I'm sure it will be great. I'm sure we will be back again for a visit and maybe try another room.

Great find in little Birchwood, WI. A family group of us booked out several of the rooms for a…read morewedding this past weekend, along with 2 other couples (not part of our group) - so it was a full house! Our group loved it. The owner was very nice and you could tell she had put a lot of time into turning the home into her business. The style of the place as very eclectic, to say the least. She had antiques and trinkets everywhere - you could probably sit and stare for hours in each room. :) Every lamp, towel, art piece, window shade, side table, was unique and well placed. She has certainly done her fair share of collecting throughout the years. So if you generally enjoy the bed & breakfast experience, appreciate antiques, sleep well on feather tops and feather pillows, and having a fantastic home cooked breakfast (of course) - this is a spot you will really enjoy. Now - this is where I need to mention something about the other guests that were also staying there. I'm fairly certain they were all around terrible people. I'm writing this portion of the review to combat their threats directed at the owner Mary the next morning. Apparently WE were too loud coming home Saturday night after the wedding. Normally, I'd give some validity to their statement, but this time, I seriously have to question this as we were back by midnight and all of us immediately fell asleep when our heads hit those fabulous feather pillows...it had been a very long day traveling, we were all exhausted! The only noise ANY OF US heard was THEM bagging on the walls every hour. Who knows, they might have been truly crazy people since they waited until well after Owner Mary had cooked and served them breakfast to threaten her with a bad review and they refused to pay her for they stay that night too. ...Oh, AND they claimed that she was much too loud in the kitchen cooking their breakfast. Are you kidding me? I understand these folks were searching for a wedding venue - and as a manager of a high end wedding venue in Minnesota, I'm going to pray for the venue staff at whatever space they end up booking... So I say to these folks, you may need to manage your logging expectations - if you wanted to rest in a place with thicker walls, standard amenities, mediocre stale breakfast, limited customer service, and somewhere you can get away with complaining enough to not pay GO TO A MOTEL next time. Don't wait until after the host has served you breakfast to tell her - A SINGLE BUSINESS OWNER - that you refuse to pay her. Who the hell do these people think they are? Mary - you did a great job, and we truly enjoyed your hospitality. As a hospitality professional, you were on point and I'm sorry that the other folks this past weekend were SO RUDE to you. If I see them again, I'm going slap them.

From the owner: Take a step back in thyme to this turn of the century country manor. Every season offers a reason…read moreto visit this enchanting bed and breakfast. Lilac, apple, cherry and plum trees blossom in spring, with scents of days gone by. On a lazy summer afternoon, stroll down to the beach for a dip, or sip a glass of homemade lemonade. Rustle through the leaves on a cool fall morning or sit for a spell on the front porch swing. Play the winter away at nearby Christie Mountain, or venture onto the Ice Age or Tuscobia trails and indulge in the "Great North Woods."