Stayed in Room 309 while in Waupaca for business. The hotel feels tired from the exterior to common…read morespaces and rooms. The water park was closed for painting and maintenance so no clue how that area is. The bed was comfortable. Bathroom door and shower curtain rod compete for space, and the door doesn't open fully. Shower head has lots of calcium build up and could use a good cleaning. There is a fridge, microwave and ironing board in the room. Breakfast area had lots of carbohydrate options. There were some hard boiled eggs, but if you prefer a heartier breakfast you may want to pick up food and bring it back to your room. This area is popular with out of towners in the summer and I was surprised that there weren't more hotel choices.

Since when does a hotel remove the closet (and the hangers) and every dresser drawer? Two 3" hooks…read morenow count for a closet. And a few shelf bins for my foldable items. That's it! We had to ask for the two hangers they could muster, and were told at first they didn't hathem anymore. But the owner overheard and dug a few up from the basement. The fridge takes up much of the storage space. This is Waupaca, a big tourist destination for Chicagoans, who stay for weeks! What are these owners thinking? Oh, but they do offer one free dink in the bar each night.

Flew in for a cousins wedding and took a chance on booking a bed and breakfast. I have always been…read morehesitant to stay at one.. This was by far the most amazing experience and look forward to returning. Check in: Was an absolute breeze. Our flight was delayed and were able to easily access the location through self check in. Room: The room was immaculate. Spacious, clean and comfortable. Had all the necessary amenities. The bed and pillows were incredibly comfortable. Owner: Was attentive and readily available to answers questions and fulfill all accommodations. Area: Perfect location that is close to the town and convenient stores. We will absolutely come back just to enjoy this spot again!

I stayed at the Apple Tree Bed & Breakfast four nights a week from February 2013 - May 2013 while…read moretraveling on business. I highly recommend the bed & breakfast. I stayed in most of the rooms during my time there and all the beds are comfortable. There are iPhone chargers in all the rooms, and there was complimentary WiFi, which allowed for both the ability to work after hours and to surf the Internet when relaxing. There was also plenty of privacy, but at the same time Kerri and Mike, the innkeepers, made me feel at home. Early each morning there was coffee and Kerri always made sure I had a travel mug to take into work. Additionally, Kerri was nice enough to offer me dinner several times during the long bleak winter. I stayed at one of the newer hotels in Waupaca during my first trip, and while I had no big complaints, it was just average across the board, while the Apple Tree Bed & Breakfast had those extra touches of home all in a ultra comfortable peaceful and private space. Thanks Kerri and Mike for making the winter bearable!

Best place to stay. Community items like life preservers, oars, kayaks, all misc…read more Kristi and Dan and Jack are super kind and thoughtful and accommodating. Clean cabins, no bugs, all facilities work as intended Thank you!

I don't recommend staying here. It's obvious very little if any investment in the maintenance on…read morethis property. Disappointed

My brother stayed at the econo lodge aka village inn in waupaca this week. Booked the room before I…read morecould warn him. I feel it's my due diligence to share this: The rooms were not cleaned and when he asked for towels the manager said "just ignore the stains, they're clean." Maybe you shouldn't be renting rooms until you have housekeeping and a friendly front man.

THIS Place is a ZERO !!! Antiquated is fitting. Run from, don't walk into this place hoping you…read morehave one of the "better" rooms. The place is a ghetto and should be shut down. Where is the health dept!??? Two totally different properties in one. The main building pool area is clean. The American Flag flying outside is tattered...should have been a sign? We stayed here Many years ago and it was ok. Our last minute addition to our travels led us here recently and we promptly checked out. We noted the odor, lack of fresh air and appearance of black mold all along the ceiling in addition. The bed sheets were all wrinkled...no way would I get in. Walls are paper thin. Partying going on early evening...6 pmish. Tips: Do not take your shoes off should you decide to stay. Sleep in your car if it is your only option. At least it will be clean. Only positive is the young man at the desk was kind. No refund though! My advice also is check out the room Before paying for it. Drugs and alcohol are clearly going on in abundance here. Curtains hanging off the track, unable to attach, big ol tears in them. I give it a big fat ZERO! Probably a Negative 30. At my age, with ALL my travels this hit a rock bottom negative/low worse than anything I'd have imagined. You are warned.

Mixed bag. Room was nice, although given all the initials I had to give them on the no smoking…read morepolicy, they could have done a better job de-smoking the former "smoking" room we were in before we arrived (especially for the $140 overnight cost). Pretty nice indoor pool area, looked like the kids were having fun. The bar/Mexican restaurant in the hotel was okay, although if it hadn't been for the friendly people sitting at the bar, we wouldn't have last 10 minutes there. A couple of free drink coupons helped, too... The free breakfast was not worth what it cost... powdered eggs, toaster waffles, cereal. Nothing was stale or bad, just not worth missing a chance to eat somewhere where they served real eggs and some of that great bacon! If I'm ever in the area, I'd probably look elsewhere...

Pretty much what you expect from a modern hotel: Wi-Fi, mini-fridge, microwave, ironing board, hair…read moredryer, et cetera. Rather small bathroom, better than average laundry bag. Their pool and fitness area are used during the day by non-hotel-guests so you might see a bunch of old ladies in the pool in the morning doing some kind of exercise.

Stayed here while in town for a wedding, and I must admit, it was not my favorite experience. I…read moredon't know how else to describe it, but I really just had not great vibes. The lightning in both the hallways and the rooms themselves is pretty bad. It felt dingy and dark everywhere we went. The rooms are quite spacious though, and though it was clean, it did still feel a bit musty. Booking was interesting because online the site said they were fully booked, but I figured I'd call in case. Low and behold calling did the trick. However when I called back the day-of-arrival for early check-in, it was soo tough to get through to the front desk. Nothing was terrible my any means, but I don't think I'd look to rebook here.

I stayed at this hotel this past week and had a good experience…read more I requested a quiet room and found the heater too loud so I returned to the front desk. Heather asked if the maintenance man could look at it. Mike heard the loud whine and suggested I get another room. Heather gave me an upgrade and I was totally satisfied. Both were very friendly and helpful. The room had a great whirlpool bath and fireplace. The room was clean, the WiFi worked well and the bed was comfortable. The breakfast was ok, nothing special, breads and muffins were pre-packaged or out of the freezer, but the coffee was good. Complimentary coffee and cookies are always available in the lobby.

A bunch of us went for lunch the other day and everyone loved their food. Great service. Clean and…read morea very nice place. Small town charm!

Have gone here 4 times in last few months. The food is excellent, well prepared, hearty portions,…read moreexcellent service. Reasonably priced. Friendly wait staff. Nice sit down tables. Historic building. You can see original dining space from when the hotel was originally built. Situated on the river. Indoor Outdoor bar as well. Fishing piers as well. Small gift shop. Ample parking on street and hotel has side parking.

The Lindsay House Bed & Breakfast is a must-stay for anyone traveling through the area. I worked in…read moreManawa for 3 months and can honestly say that staying with Judy was hands-down better than any hotel/airbnb/b&b/etc I've I've ever stayed at. The rooms and bathrooms are large, VERY clean, and there is a fridge/microwave/coffee bar upstairs which guests can use at any time. The hostess, Judy, is a culinary marvel. Not only did Judy make AMAZING breakfasts every morning, but she remembered what I liked and disliked and made new dishes each morning based on my personal preferences. Besides the incredible food (which is reason enough to stay here, believe me - there were frequently homemade sweets available in the dining area perfect for an after-dinner snack), Judy is the most accommodating hostess you will ever encounter. She let me leave my bike at her house when I would travel home on the weekends, she would make to-go breakfast bundles when I had to go in for work early, AND she would even get up early to heat up the breakfast before I left (which would sometimes be as early as 3am). An added bonus is her adorable cat, Bob. Needless to say, The Lindsay House is more than a quaint stop on one's journey. It's a destination in and of itself.

We visit here each year for a conference in Iola. Judy and Tim are gracious hosts and the B&B is…read morenicely furnished, exquisitely clean and very comfortable. Judy's breakfasts are the best food in the area. We love having pets around in the morning and evening, but I'm sensitive to cat dander. No worries here as the kitties are not allowed upstairs near the guest rooms. So we have the best of both worlds. Pets to entertain us but no allergic reactions.

I came here for the first time with my extended family last weekend and have really mixed feelings…read moreabout our stay. The good: staff was friendly and helpful. Prices are competitive. Our campsite was nice and we had a nice view of Bear Lake. The main restrooms were cleaned constantly throughout the day and were well stocked. There's a nice big playground in the middle of the campground that my niece just loved. There were a lot of families there and I get the sense that this could be a place where people just love to come; it certainly seemed that way based off how many people had seasonal sites super decked out. The cons: The sites are all identified with their numbers, but I think they could be a little more clear. Both myself and my in-laws accidently set up in the wrong sites because of the way that we were instructed to drive in; the identification markers were after where our site was. So we had to be one spot over from where we were, but we actually both accidently set up in the sites just after where we should have been. It really wasn't a big deal and clearly it was our own fault, but it could have been more clear. We were excited to maybe play on the mini-golf course, but there was a lot of debris on the greens and the grass all around it really needed to be cut. The decorations around the grounds too look like they could use some TLC. We checked out the (tiny, super tiny) sandy beach area and thought it could have been cleaned up a bit. We went down right away one morning and found garbage on the ground & random dirty beach towels where towels don't belong. Later in the afternoon when we went back down there to see what was going on we saw the same pieces of garbage and towels in the same spots. We thought surely by then someone from the staff would have come cleaned it up. We were looking forward to getting in the water and possibly renting some of the water equipment they had at the campground (which would have been so nice), but we heard from several people there was swimmers itch in the water. What a letdown! Not the campgrounds fault at all, but our experience was less than what it could have been. I think this place has potential to be really fantastic, just needs a little more TLC.

Overall it's a nice campground. However do not expect to bring your drinks and snacks to the beach…read morefor a beach day. Not only will you need to buy to stock your camper for your stay you are also EXPECTED to buy drinks/food from the bar/camp store/tiki bar. So whatever you plan on having for a budget double it or don't go swimming and enjoy your day. Coolers, drinks, food, ect not allowed unless purchased from the campground themselves. $8 for a cheeseburger and $65/night for camping.