Jackson hotel guide. Americinn hotel in Jackson, Minnesota

"Clean rooms and friendly staff"

"Clean rooms and beds! "

"Nice clean rooms"

"Clean room. Finishes are weathered and could use freshening up. Price was awesome and I just needed a place to sleep while working in Jackson, MN."

"We got a suite with wheelchair accessible ( the only wheelchair accessible option at the time). The bedroom is huge with a lot of open area that connects to the bathroom. Bathroom ( a wiggly toilet and a regular size tub) itself is small but there is a huge jacuzzi tub in between the bathroom and bedroom. It works so that is the only plus in this stay. 2 sinks next to that jacuzzi. This jacuzzi area is open- no doors or walls. The living area is quite small. There is a sofa that is super old that they turned the cushions upside down because it was torn on the normal side. There is a sink/ small kitchenette that is in the corner that is dark. Like the whole room needs more light. Everywhere is dark. The bedroom doesn’t have a window so imagine like staying in a cave. 2 TVs that doesn’t always get reception.. the cable kept saying unable to connect or verify (?) Outside the room. I understand we came in an off season and so staffing is limited. The hotel itself is old and in need of renovation but it is clean. Pool- our kids were looking forward to, is all the way to the other wing. The big pool is open but you have to go down the stairs and up the stairs to get to them so if you are wheelchair bound then you cannot get there. The water was cold that kids doesn’t want to go again. The kiddie pool was closed when we were there. The breakfast: It is a decent breakfast. Big thing was the waffle maker that really save the day. "

"Hotel lobby and Room was clean, Hotel staff was extremely polite and professional."

"Astonishingly good breakfast options "

"Clean room "

"The pool room was unheated which made use practically impossible. The staff was nice. The room showed signs of wear, including the shower curtain rod seeming to come out of the wall. "