Name: Strawberry Farm Bed & Breakfast
Address: 3402 Tipton Rd, Muscatine, Muscatine, Muscatine, 52761, United States of America
Rating: 10

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Iowa City Municipal Airport

Quad City International Airport

Strawberry Farm Bed & Breakfast

Muscatine

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I can't say enough good things about Strawberry Farm Bed & Breakfast!  Every time we return to Muscatine we stay there.  A view of the classic red brick house, nestled among a dozen ancient and leafy oak trees, greets you as you approach.  So far we've stayed in the Rose room at the front of the main house, and the Linda Room, in the converted barn side of the building.  The rooms are well-appointed and clean, with charming antique furnishings and decorations, and everything we needed for a multi-day stay.  Karl and Mary, the hosts, cooked up excellent breakfasts, which were a great way to start the day.  My favorites were the scones, the cinnamon French toast bites, and scrambled eggs with ham.  We enjoyed chatting with the hosts at breakfast, and in the evenings out on the enclosed porch when we returned to the B&B for the night.  We're looking forward to returning again!

The only place we'll stay in Muscatine

We have stayed at numerous B&B's over the years both abroad and in the United States.  While the hosts are pleasant, the entire property needs a good cleaning - inside and outside.  The inside is cluttered beyond any reason, the chairs outside are too dirty to sit on, the gazebo roof has holes as well as hornet nests, the front steps are broken.  When first pulling in, it looks great.  That illusion is quickly shattered.  I apologize to the owners for the poor review, but it is honest.

Must be it's gone down hill

The house is in a nice location, the breakfast was wonderful, Mary is a charming host, but the place needs a good cleaning!  We shared a bathroom (but we were the only ones in the house),and when we checked in there was a sink/counter full of tiny hairs, like someone had emptied their electric razor in the sink.  There is a lovely gazebo in the backyard, but when we made our way out there, there was grass clippings all over the patio, the furniture was dusty/dirty and covered in bird poop.  Not inviting at all.  Also, there are no locks on the bedroom or the bathroom doors.

Did I stay at the same place as the other reviewers?

I talked my lovely Janice into staying in Muscatine for 3 nights so I could trace my Iowa ancestors.  She found this amazing B&B on the edge of town.  Karl and Mary treated us like family from the moment we crossed the doorstep.  If going back in time in a classic mid-western farmhouse from the 19th century chocked full of art, nick-backs, hand made crafts, farm tools and a cuddly golden lab is your cup of tea then head on down to Highway 61, turn left at Tipton road and up the tree shaded driveway to this gem.
If you are a yogurt and granola breakfast eater watch out!  Their farm breakfasts with Karl’s 5 egg and ham omelets and Mary’s Monkey Bread may just change your morning routine.  Janice and I are ready to come back without any excuses.

Iowa Delight

This house is amazing and the hosts are great conversationalists and guides. The house is full of antiques but very comfortable and full of every amenity you could ever need. The beds are very comfortable and the televisions have every channel. It is like living in an authentic museum and the restorations and decor are unmatched. The grounds are very large and there is a very friendly dog that will guide you around or sit on the enclosed porch swing with you. Breakfast is made to order (anything you want cooked professionally)  and fabulous with a grand selection of teas and coffees.  There is also an amazing antique store on site which is super reasonably priced and full of things you could never find elsewhere. We would take another vacation to Iowa just to come to this place. 

The Absolute Best

We loved this quiet B&B just out of town near Muscatine. The house and grounds are mid-19th century, the rooms are gracious and comfortable and the breakfast was delicious and ample. We enjoyed chatting with the hosts, who were a goldmine of information about the history and nearby points of interest.Highly recommended.

Beautiful, Gracious and Serene

The owner is an awesome guy and makes great foods. He is a great conversationalist and it is very peaceful here. His pets Maggie the dog and Penelope the cat are gentle and require love lots of love. Cant wait to come back

Awesome visit

My Mom and I were visiting family in Muscatine and had the pleasure of staying at Strawberry Farm.  We stayed in Linda’s room which was large, comfortable and had a nice adjoining bathroom.  The property is authentic and well kept.  Karl was very attentive and helpful.  We were heading to Chicago to see Hamilton and he even gave us great recommendations for restaurants there.  By far, the highlight of our stay was breakfast.  He made a delicious breakfast casserole, fresh fruit, raspberry scones, juice and a strong cup of coffee, all served on vintage china.  We will definitely visit again.

Great stay, Fantastic breakfast

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We had a wonderful 2 day visit at the FARM!  Karl & Maggie(golden retriever) where the very best hosts! Breakfasts were amazing and such delightful conversation.

Very clean, quite  and so comfortable, just like a second home! We would recommend to all and hope to return again.

My wife and I arrived after supper on the road. Our host Carl gave us a choice of rooms since we were the only guests that Sunday night. Once we settled in we were invited to have dessert and meet local friends. It was a congenial gathering with some amusing local tales recounted. The Victorian house is charming and decorated in period furniture and decorations. Accommodations were comfortable (it's the first time I slept on a canopied bed), there were plenty of electrical outlets, and there was good air conditioning. The bathroom with our room had a standalone tub with a shower. We filled out a breakfast order form on our arrival and had a fine meal the next morning. Our host Carl was congenial and outgoing and we had some pleasant conversations. A memorable stay, which we would like to repeat someday.

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