Great bar! My husband and I were wandering around on a motorcycle and got hungry. We pulled into…read moreGenoa and Rudy's was the only place to get some food. Cheeseburgers and chips, or pizza. The cheeseburger was incredible! Simple meat with pickles and onions but man it tasted great! The bartender was super friendly and we had a great conversation while we ate and rested up. Even the local folks sitting at the bar were friendly and chill. If you're tired, they have cheap rooms available to rent out but we had a long way to go so we didn't stay. If you're driving through or even close I recommend stopping in and grabbing a delicious cheap meal and meeting some great people.

Very nice bar in a good location. Great staff and nice environment. Highly recommend!!read more

Great place, good sized rooms,owners are the nicest people you could hope to meet. Very clean and…read moreclose to lacrosse , right next to the river so great for fishing trips. Deffenitly would stay there again

Karma has a funny way of kicking your ass sometimes. It's funny when you think about it actually…read more All the times I've had to stay in two bit motels whilst working in some Boony town I've never really had a big problem. That is until I had to room down in the Genoa Motel for a week while working at the Dairy land Power Cooperative power plant nearby. I must preface this by saying that the proprietor and manager is a very nice older gentlemen by the name of James. I found his service and demeanor to be very welcoming and never had an issue with him at all. Rather it was the shabby quarters he offered for the week that I have to take some issues with. The room had no dresser what so ever. Just two desks instead? Weird. The comforters had holes in them, the towels were old, and few and far between. The fridge that came with the place was alright, until I opened it up and found that the last guest had left old sausage and cheese in there. It had already begun to grow a thick crust of mold and had clearly been in there for at least a two weeks. The bathroom had one toilet, one rickety stand in shower and one sink no more no less. The toilet over flooded twice while I was there. The hot water ran out in like five minutes. The "cable TV." was basic cable with no decent channels on it(i.e. no skin flick channels). The base board heater was far to small to heat the entire room at night. A stale pot of coffee. Add to this the fact that there was some creepy extra chromosome having' lady who worked there and weirded me the fvck out. It was quite possibly the worst hotel I've had the displeasure of staying in. Shame on you Genoa motel. Then again what can one expect from a $99 a week motel? I guess the shame is more on yours truly

Fantastic stay! Owner Donna top-notch with great service! room. Very clean...awesome views of…read moreMississippi river, walking distance to town, food and drinks excellent stay. I will return next year for a whole week!

If you're traveling along the Mississippi on the Wisconsin side, you may want to stay at the…read moreGrandview Motel. Donna is a treat to chat with. Convenient, great rates and service, excellent views, very clean.

Super convenient location! If you're wanting to hang out in the downtown area, bike down trout run…read moretrail, or just generally see the sights in Decorah, this hotel is located less than 5min away from everything you want. Staff were friendly and helpful and the rooms were both clean and comfy. There is a pool for guests and a lovely breakfast set out in the mornings. This hotel was perfect for our needs this weekend.

Staff were very kind, and check in was quick and painless. They also offer contactless checkout so…read moreyou can leave quickly after your stay is over. The pros: has a good size, spacious room with a nice bathroom, and everything was clean and properly prepared. They also let us check on an hour and a half early for no extra charge. The cons: not much to speak negatively about besides the bed. It was hard and pure spring and I woke up and my back was killing me. Not the worst bed I've slept on but it might be time for an update.

Every part of our stay was excellent: very clean, newly updated, large room…read more The historic hotel lobby, and all common areas were also beautifully updated! Staff was pleasant. Parking was convenient & safe. Drinks from the bar were tasty. Would highly recommend staying here.

Old World charm in a small town. The best in Northeast Iowa; a credit to the vision and energy of…read moreDecorah benefactress Helen V. Basler who reopened and revived Hotel Winneshiek with its Steyer Opera House for the enjoyment of all who appreciate the value of historic preservation. Surprising, classic luxury.

Shout out to the staff at Cedar Valley Resort, especially Lucas! Recently we were biking the Root…read moreRiver Trail and heard the sounds of laughter and fun coming from the Cedar Valley Resort. The place looked so inviting. The first things I noticed were a sand volleyball game going on, ladies out riding bikes around the trail in front of the resort, a caregiver and child out for a walk on the trail, a fun giant chessboard game on the yard, beautiful well kept cabins, well maintained grounds, and very organized area stocked with bikes, kayaks, tubes, and supplies while riding up to the convenience store and office. Attention had been paid to every detail from signage, to landscaping displays, and definitely to the training and choosing of staff. Every member of staff that we spoke with treated the resort as if they were the owner and we were their most important client. That kind of hospitality training is hard to come by and rarely seen. This place is a gem and the offerings that go along with it are breathtaking. Scenery for nature lovers, photography, birding, and artist refuge for painting. Trails for biking, hiking, and snowmobiles. Water activities whether floating, kayaking or fishing. Within blocks or a few miles of museums for history buffs and a block away from world famous homemade pie that is absolutely delightful. There is absolutely something for every person of any age. Then to absolutely top it off, Lucas, from the convenience store office after hours delivered our keys to us at our campground that we inadvertently left when we stopped on our way back to our campground in neighboring town. With staff that goes above and beyond like that for people who they met for 10 minutes and remember them from the numbers of people who come through every day is astounding ... Well done Lucas, your generosity and kindness moved your 5 star resort to an over the top resort that has no competition. You have a loyal fan base that is willing to spread the word far and wide.

We have been having our Family Reunion at this resort for 16 years now. It is always spotless…read more We started the year that Big Timber was built and started with one cabin and now we rent three. We keep busy by riding bike on the Root River bike trail and floating down the Root River. They rent bikes of all sizes and burleys. They also rent canoes, kayaks, and inner tubes. There is a playground with swings and slide for the small kids and volleyball and pickle ball courts for older people. When we ride bikes to town we ride to the ice cream shop with the small kids or to the brewery with the older kids. if you do not like to ride bikes you can get ice cream at the office there or at the pie shop just a block away.

Rooms look nothing like the picture. You have to ask for a hair dryer and coffee maker for your…read moreroom before you get there. Checking in I had to wait for someone to come to the hotel to check me in. My 1st night I had to be moved because of bedbugs and bedbugs bits. Even told the owner she could contact the last hotel I stayed at to confirm no bed bug issues. Getting up the driveway after it snows is a joke especially when it hasn't been plowed at all and the owners had the nerve to ask me if the tires on my car were good. Yes they are good she said her husband would be back to plow before morning when Im just getting off work and lay some sand down and it never happend. Took me 3 tries to get up the hill because it hadn't been plowed.

I love little family-run motels like these…read more The rooms were absolutely immaculate and were loaded with vintage charm that you don't find in any of the chain-type hotels anymore. Beds were also very comfortable as well. My only complaint - while it was nice to have A/C, it didn't work super well. I think the filter needed cleaning (this is an issue with so many hotels I've stayed at). Beyond that, everything was great. Very peaceful location as well - nice views from the front porch.

Make reservations for this Hotel, their occupancy rate is among the highest in the city. Clean,…read moremodern, well staffed, friendly, and very comfortable. But the best part is their breakfast. While the room rates are moderate and competitive, the breakfast is five star. My wife and I have stayed in this hotel several times and never been disappointed. There are all of the normal amenities, Cheese and crackers, Ice cream, and fresh chocolate chip cookies are often provided in the lobby. We will continue to periodically return.

They are very hospitable providing snacks and ice cream, games, fresh made omelets and more! 100%…read morewould stay here again

Nice, clean hotel. Suite was spacious. The hotel must be reasonably new or very well maintained…read more The bathroom was pristine. The only negative is low water pressure in the shower. Included breakfast was typical hotel food. We'd stay again.

A solid hotel choice in La Crosse. I've been a Hilton customer for many years, and I always…read moreappreciate the cleanliness and consistency of the vas majority of their properties. This one is no exception, and it is also in an excellent location downtown. The customer service was flawless. My only complaint is one I have with most Hiltons is that the breakfasts are universally pedestrian, but that is a universal Hilton problem, not anything specific to this location.