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"Great location to everything"

"It was quite and peaceful "

"My room was spotless and spacious, and the bed was very comfortable. I only stayed for one night, but I could see myself staying there for much longer. I never used the gym or pool, and breakfast was surprisingly very good."

"The property was very clean. The room was spacious. We would stay here again, when in the area."

"Overall stay was great. The tiny home is exactly as pictured and described. Only concern was the steepness of the loft stairs. "

"So clean, friendly people, sounds of nature. Firepit has cooking grill and space for several to sit around it!"

"This hotel is well maintained and clean. The staff were great. I locked my key card in the room, and the desk clerk was really kind about making a new. I was in the area during Hog Days in Kewanee, and this was the only hotel available. I was skeptical after a really awful experience at a Super 8 in Sioux City, IA. But the Super 8 in Galva is great! I have only good things to say. "

"The property is beautiful! My kids loved kayaking every day and used the amazing rope swing several times a day. Very close to the Oak Run beach. The cabin was very clean and nicely appointed, and the beds and bedding were incredibly comfortable. We will definitely be back."

"This site is still under construction but promises to be a nice getaway. I was the only cabin in use. The huge windows provided a great view of the lake and the daily gathering of Canadian geese. Perfect place for dogs with clean tile floors - easy to clean and don’t hold smells from previous pets. Comfortable bed, great TV, tight quarters with limited furniture/seating (no place to set suitcase), beautiful bathroom, basic kitchen tools (no serving bowls or mixing dish) and coffee provided. 2-unit cook top was crowded to use both units. All questions and issues addressed during stay in timely manner. Generous amount of wood for fires indoor or fire pit. We spotted many birds and clues of local deer -setting was peaceful and should be more picturesque once the land recovers from the construction."