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Date Reviewed   Rating

Mar 2010 		Garden Gate Bed & Breakfast - Reviewed by Patric
The most beautiful & relaxing Bed & Breakfast I have ever stayed at. One block away from the ocean and not far from the art galleries and night life of Front street as well as Kapalua. I highly recommend this Inn.
10.0

Nov 2009 		Zoar School Inn Bed and Breakfast - Reviewed by Marlene
Our stay at the School Inn was delightful! The rooms were comforable and beautifully decorated. The fireplace and jacuzzi in our room provided an extra romantic touch that was fun. Innkeeper Gayle is an excellent cook and husband Joe personable and informative about interesting things to do and see in the area. We look forward to returning!
10.0

Oct 2009 		Devils Tower Lodge, Bed and Breakfast and Wilderness Retreat - Reviewed by Ginny
Wonderful place! The rooms are comfortable, the views are unbeatable, Frank is the nicest host I've met, and the climbing gym and fitness gym are great. I'd gladly recommend the Lodge to anyone, whether they're looking for a relaxing time or adventure.
10.0

Oct 2009 		Elk Ridge Bed & Breakfast - Reviewed by Mr. & Mrs. D. James
Stayed there for 4 nights in early Oct 2009. It is as advertised - comfortable and contemporary. Leslie & Ron take great pride and pleasure to make you feel welcome and at home. Leslie prepares an outstanding breakfast every morning also. Room was very nice, including the sleep number bed and jacuzzi tub. Very reasonably priced for what you get. We'll certainly be return customers.
10.0

Oct 2009 		A Chateau on the Bayou Bed and Breakfast - Reviewed by carolyn
Our stay at this lovely bed and breakfast was a memorable one. What a wonderful breakfast every morning; hot pecan sticky buns and banana french toast were my favorites. I would highly reccommend this place for the tranquil setting along the bayou's edge and the clean, comfortable, and quiet rooms. The hostess, Claudette, went out of her way to accommodate all of our needs.
10.0

Oct 2009 		A Dakota Dream - Reviewed by Jim Van Camp
We spent two nights at the Dakota Dream and everything was A++. The weather was damp and cool, so we spent more time enjoying the house. This home was constructed in 1891, and has been restored to the period. Lots of interesting history and well worth the price. Breakfast is excellent and not your typical B & B fare. Worth the trip...give it a try.
10.0

Sep 2009 		North End Crossing Barn & Bed - Reviewed by Kathy Hall
Loved our stay at North End Crossing. Dan and Vanessa were wonderful hosts. By the time we left they felt like family to us. We have not been able to return for 3 years now, but plan on making another trip this next summer just to see them! The beds were comfy feather beds (just like the olden days) and the food was outrageously good, all cooked on her wood stove. In the evening we sat around and played some games, but the conversation never ceased to flow. Of all the places we have ever stayed, this one gets a perfect 10, and I would highly recommend it to anyone wanting to leave the city life behind and just relax!
10.0

Sep 2009 		Lee Street Inn - Reviewed by DeAnna
We stayed at the Lee Street Inn for a couple of nights in August and absolutely loved it! It was clean and quiet and were able to walk to everything in town. We are thinking of going back again in October.
9.0

Sep 2009 		Devils Tower Lodge, Bed and Breakfast and Wilderness Retreat - Reviewed by Rebekah Kelley
Devils Tower Lodge is a place unlike any other. When you walk in, you feel like you are in the home of your oldest friend. The staff are extremely friendly and unique people who will ensure you have an unforgettable and pleasant stay. The view is unbeatable (especially from the Jacuzzi tub!) and the land strips all the stress from your body & mind. It is a magical place, for those who like to meet interesting people and enjoy a country feel. I can?t wait to return!
10.0

Sep 2009 		Steamboat Valley Guest House - Reviewed by tallraybike
HONEST, I'M A HARD GRADER! We were just delighted with our three-night stay here over Labor Day 2009. You're always a bit wary about bed-and-breakfast accommodations. Less privacy, unpredictable personalities, you know what I'm saying if you've stayed in B&Bs. Steamboat Valley Guest House, you're the only guests. George and Alice Lund are wonderful hosts, friendly but never obtrusive. You're basically staying in a lower-level guest suite, big TV and dining room, big bathroom, big bedroom, with another bedroom attached for a couple kids. There's a private deck with a two-person hot tub, too. The location is just great, a block off Lincoln St. (Steamboat's main drag), close to downtown restaurants and shopping. There's a bagel/coffee place two blocks away. Which, if you're an early riser, you'll want to frequent. My only quibble was no coffee until 8 AM breakfast. I was up at 6 for the brief walk to java and a newspaper. And a king (rather than queen) bed would have been a plus as well. Other than that, we were really pleased with the whole experience. Highly recommended!
10.0