Have been tubing here for YEARS. Love this place and how fast you go down. There are two separate…read moreparking lots so make sure to choose the one closer to the tubing area. We tube for hours whenever we go. There is a little rest/food area near the tubing area for when you need to warm up. Make sure to cover your face with a scarf because in the middle of winter, the cold bites.

Today is the first day of 2023 tubing half the slopes are open…read more Ready for a great family time soaps are fast fun and having a great time tonight is Oktoberfest on the ski slopes with live music. Our annual tubing trip from Chicago, Illinois

We had such a great time tubing here on New Year's Day! Tickets were just $30, which gave us a…read moretwo-hour window to enjoy the slopes--such an amazing deal. The staff was super friendly, and the team at the top of the slope helping us were really cool. They made me feel more comfortable and even helped me overcome my fear of tubing. A few tips: Be sure to wear lots of layers and thick socks! I wore all-weather Sperry rain boots since I'm not usually in snow, but my right foot got cold pretty quickly. We ended up warming up with lattes from the ski lodge café, which was a nice break. Also, be prepared for a lot of walking, even just to reach the conveyor belt that takes you up the slope. Overall, it was a fun experience, and I'd definitely recommend it! Just come dressed for the weather and ready for a bit of a workout.

Love this resort! Super friendly and eager to help staff. Really clean and organized resort and not…read moretoo crowded. Calm and family friendly environmental. Restaurant is cozy and cool too!

I think your experience will all depend on which room you get. If you are in the newly remodeled…read morearea and have a view, you'll probably really enjoy your stay. If you're in an old room with a parking lot view, you'll probably think it is not worth the money. I always enjoy The Osthoff but they need to maintain their appearance. Garbage sitting in the hall for days. A sauna with an out of service sign. Little things like that are a turn off. I'm sure the resort will always be popular though.

The Osthoff Resort is a historic resort that sits on Elkhart Lake and includes 500 feet of sandy…read morebeach along the lake's shore. I visited in December and it's not as noticeable or something that's a standout feature as it would be in the summer time. However upon arrival it looks very historic and old regal glamour. Parking is definitely old school with two small lots right in front only ... in the summertime it's probably not a big deal but wintertime it sucked. We had to park in another lot on the backside of the resort instead of in the front two lots right outside the lobby -- which made it a bit more difficult if you had heels on and had to walk a ways from the car to the hotel with the snowy icy ground. The rooms were veeeeery old school and in need of renovation. The wood didn't match -- from the dresser to the doors to the bathroom vanity. Flooring was really old and carpet was stained in many areas. Water damage on ceiling and the bed was quite stiff, not comfortable at all. Our room was very drafty which made it difficult to lounge without have a good pair of warm sweats or jacket. I wouldn't have been pleased if I was staying here for a long period, luckily my stay was just one evening. The bartender was very very nice -- she was personable and tried her best to change the channels on one of the TVs to what I wanted to watch. She was quick with the drinks and made them to my liking. The front desk staff were also very pleasant and friendly. They were quick with the check in and check out process as well. Overall I was underwhelmed with this resort. Perhaps winter is just not the time to visit as there is not much to do in the tiny town and the Christmas market that happens across the street honestly wasn't anything superb (we have several Christmas markets in the Twin Cities which are MUCH more superb to this one). Perhaps the summertime is the best time to visit to enjoy the true beauty of the surroundings which may make up for the old school regal of this resort.

This private ski club takes pride in their grooming! With roughly 1/2 dozen trails, the 250 feet of…read morevert feels much bigger and more expansive because of their varied trails, natural rolling and steeply pitched terrain. The operations crew sculpt wide open trails with variable rolling slopes that include steep pitch and gentle roll on the same trails. The hill faces east with one run facing north. Looking up at the hill, the beginner / bunny slope is to the far left and a steep 40+ degrees pitch trail is off to the far right. They have a tow rope on the bunny hill and a newly installed (2018) double chair lift up the middle of the hill. The chalet has an outdoor patio, two beautiful fireplaces (one inside / one outside) and is located on the hill. It can be accessed via a short hike 50 yards uphill or better yet, skied into from adjoining trails. You'll find polite skiers that are serious about their skiing and enjoy good camaraderie. This is a local gem!

Little Switzerland never disappoints…read more The hills are absolutely -- whether you're there to push yourself or just cruise, it's such a fun spot. The cozy inside vibes make it even better when you warm up between runs. And Linda... BEST bartender ever. She's friendly, fast, and somehow makes the whole place feel like home. Always a good time here. Can't wait to go back!

A love a good day trip to Little Switzerland. As an avid skier, it's not the biggest hill with long…read moreruns, but it does the trick for a quick day trip from Milwaukee. The cafe offers a good lunch, and lots of seating at the bar when you need to come in for a beer to warm up. The fireplaces are cozy if it's nice enough to sit outside. We brought my nephews last weekend and the beginner area was perfect for them!

Cute little place, not sure if's really good for families all the time but my kids did enjoy…read morethemselves, I think this would be better for adults. And I would definitely try it again with my friends next time.

I tried calling ahead to see if we can reserve a spot but none of the 3 phone numbers I seen , no…read moreone answered ahead of opening time? One said it was not a working number? They should have a phone that has a message on it.

Wonderful hotel across from Lambeau Field. Free shuttle to/from the airport which comes in handy…read morewith the limited transpo options in GB. Very kind, friendly staff. They make cheeseheads proud. Very comfortable room, desk, and most importantly the bed. And the shower!!! Leave it to a plumbing fixture company but this has to be one of the best showers in a hotel that I've ever experienced. Three shower heads, touch controls that are especially handy when adjusting temperature. Great sales tactic! And not to forget, the delicious chocolates awaiting you in your room. Delicious!

Kohler doesn't do anything that doesn't come close to perfection. They capture cozy ambiance…read moreperfectly and their accommodations are top notch. This location has electronic control for the shower so you just push the button for the water and it tells you the temperature, which you can adjust to your preference. Water is provided in the mini fridge (recyclable cans) and chocolates on the bed. Plenty of lighting options in room as well, from a low desk night light, over the bed reading, and full lit room depending on your preference. Perfect location for game days as well. Always excited when I get to stay at a Kohler location.