Garden & Galley Bed and Breakfast

This 1950’s Frank Lloyd Wright style home sits on nine rolling acres in town features an apple orchard, peaceful gardens and magnificent country views from practically every window!  The Inn has four themed bedrooms with private baths -- all rooms have spectacular views of the South River Valley and the picture-perfect Grant Wood countryside. Located just minutes away from three wineries and the City of Des Moines. Our amenities are many, but here are a few:

• Hors d'oeuvres and beverages served at check-in
• Gourmet breakfasts
• TV in all rooms
• Free WiFi -- Business Traveler Friendly
• DVD equipment and movies for guest use
• Get-Away Package options or Design-Your-Own

Featured in Bed & Breakfast America magazine.

Our kitchen has a wall of windows to the south overlooking the river valley and the spacious yard. Guests can also choose to have their morning coffee, or even breakfast, on the patio area. It is located just off the kitchen. A terrific spot to sip a glass of wine from one the local vineyards!

A full breakfast is included in rates at the Garden & Galley B&B in Indianola IowaBreakfast menus include:
Shirred eggs with spinach, mushrooms and cheese, Bosnian bread and homemade rhubarb jam, and ham.
Belgian waffles, fruit and whipped cream, bacon and sausage
Blue corn pancakes,  chorizo sausage, salsa and mango with lime.
Rhubarb and apples are a specialty of the Inn and one or the other is served in some form most mornings.
Picnics and sack lunches are available to guests.

Garden & Galley was featured in the 2005 winter issue of Bed & Breakfast America magazine.

Garden and Galley Bed and Breakfast is located on 9 beautiful acres in Indianola, Iowa.

The large living room and guest area overlooks  the South River Valley and the views from the room are simply breathtaking!

Garden and Galley is located just minutes south of the capitol of Des Moines, Iowa, and within 15 minutes of the Des Moines International Airport. The newly completed Highway 5 bypass provides convenient access to major interstate highways 35 & 80.

As Iowa’s capital city, Des Moines is a hub of business activity, arts and cultural events, terrific shopping and government in action. Des Moines is headquarters for many and varied businesses but leading the pack is the Insurance industry. The city is connected by several miles of enclosed, climate-controlled skywalks which provide total comfort in navigating from place to place for shopping, dining, and exploring. Whether on business or pleasure, Des Moines and Indianola are sure to have something to offer every traveler.

The Garden and Galley B&B is a member of the Heart Of Iowa Wine Trail and the perfect home-base from which to visit and tour at least six (6) Iowa wineries.

Opera Season is always a great time for both Indianola and Des Moines. All tickets are available by calling Des Moines Metro Opera’s box office at (515) 961-6221 or visiting www.desmoinesmetroopera.org.

Annett Nature Center: Located near Lake Ahquabi State Park, it home to the Warren County Conservation Board and features a beautiful facility which offers an educational look at Warren County’s natural resources. There are educational resources, trails, and many opportunities to explore the outdoors. Visit their website at: www.warrenccb.org

Des Moines Metro Opera: The Des Moines Metro Opera is one of the largest regional opera companies in the country. Each year three world class operas are presented in repertory during June and July. For more information contact (515) 961-6221 or visit their Web site at www.dmmo.org

Farnham Gallery is located on campus at Simpson College: This gallery features the artworks of both current and former Simpson students and faculty. Traveling displays are featured as well. Call Simpson College (515) 961-6251.

Wesley Woods Camp & Retreat Center: Wesley Woods is a 344 acre year round Christian facility with modern lodges, meeting rooms, and great food in a beautiful natural setting next the Lake Ahquabi. Canoeing, Sailing, Horseback Riding, and fishing are just some of the various activities offered by the trained staff. www.iaumc.org/wesleywoods

Simpson College: This four-year liberal arts college offers more than academic excellence. Come walk this 61 acre campus and enjoy the serene surroundings and the outstanding college architecture. For more information call (515) 961-6251 or visit the Simpson College website at www.simpson.edu

National Balloon Museum: Learn about the history of ballooning at this museum. See actual balloons, photographs, trophies memorabilia and other fine collectibles representative of this unique American sport.  Located on Hwy. 65/69 N. Call (515) 961-3714. Visit them online at: http://www.nationalballoonmuseum.com

Lake Ahquabi State Park: Five miles South of Indianola on Hwy 65/69 (one mile west on Hwy 349) this 770 acre park offers picnicking, swimming, canoeing and kayaking, camping, fishing and more. Visit their Web site at: http://www.state.ia.us/parks/ahquabi.htm

Indianola Town Square: Your visit to this classic block in Indianola provides and eclectic array of shops, restaurants and services. Visit the many unique shops, dine inside, or on the patio, and enjoy the ambiance of both the present day and a not so distance past. The square features a tea room, a Victorian gift shop, health foods, an old fashioned soda fountain, an antique store and many other shops you will want to explore.