Thorp is the quintessential small town (pop. 1621). The Heritage Court is the sort of…read morejust-off-the-highway motel you were amazingly lucky to happen upon in the days before Motel 6 and Super 8. The family who run the place are friendly and eager to make your stay a pleasant one. This is one reason I give four stars for a property which otherwise would rate three. The rooms have cable TV (basic: CNN and TBS, but no premium channels), and a ceiling fan. There is central heat, but no air-conditioning that I could see. My bathroom had a shower stall but no tub. Towels about like Motel 6, except in addition to the normal white ones, I found a burgundy colored washcloth and face towel. A sign in the bathroom read: "Burgundy Towels for -Cosmetic removal -Extra soil. Thank you." Standard motel soaps; no shampoo. My room was small, with a double bed and a twin daybed. I had enough room, and a couple would do OK. I can't quite see it working for three unless they take turns stepping out or relaxing in bed while others move about. My room was not wheelchair accessible: this is an older property (likely pre-ADA grandfathered). On balance, I felt that the price I paid was a good value for what I got. The essentials covered, here is what wins the fourth star: As I said, the innkeepers are friendly and welcoming. They've taken some time and thought to create a cheerful décor that goes a long way toward making a small room feel cozy rather than cramped. They'll give you good advice on where to eat and where to find things. The office is in a beautiful historic 1891 Victorian house (the rest of which is the family's home). While many roadside inns provide chintzy please-give-us-free-advertising postcards, in my room at the Heritage Court I found postcards with beautiful pen-and-ink renderings of the motel and the historic house. Classy. If you need basic, reasonably-priced accommodation that is a bit friendlier and has more personality than a national chain, the Heritage Court Motel of Thorp is the place to stay.

Adorable Victorian Style House with attached motel that offers 5 rooms. The bed is comfortable,…read moresheets and pillows smell awesome (bounce dryer sheets!!) The room was very clean (a little out of date), very PINK but had a mini fridge and microwave. I picked an apple from the apple tree and gave it to a passing Amish families horse!! So cute.

We completely enjoyed our stay at Glen Loch Inn Aug 19 & 20,…read more 2022. The Old Abe Trail was perfect to bike. There's a brewery with great food on the trail and picnic spots on a lake at the park. The zoo across from the Inn is full of bike, walking, and hiking trails. Marilyn makes home-made breakfasts that are far beyond what you'd get anywhere else for $15 a plate easy. The beds and bedding are very comfortable and the rooms are clean. We had a great experience and we'll be back!

My husband and I so enjoyed our 2 night stay at Glen Loch Inn in August 2021. The Inn is immaculate…read moreand by far the best breakfast we have ever had. Marilyn, the owner is an amazing chef and server. White tablecloths and the ambiance of dining in a music room. Marilyn is so friendly and helpful. Highly recommended!

My International Organization holds it's quarterly meeting here. We arrive on a Friday and leave on…read moreSaturday or Sunday. We are treated well every time we come. It is more like coming to a second home than a hotel. The rooms are clean, spacious, and comfy. The staff is always friendly and accommodating. We are a very large group. Some of us have disabilities that require special assistance, adaptive rooms, service animals, and caretakers. Some of us travel with aides or professional assistants/managers. This hotel handles it all with professionalism and calm. We use banquet spaces, meeting rooms, suites, hospitality spaces, and the restaurant. We take up most of the parking and if the pool or sauna are available, we are in my heaven! A few of us even use the workout room or hang out at the bar! This hotel keeps us coming back because they treat us well; they feed us well; they serve us amazing hospitality; and the fees are a great value! If you're in Marshfield, don't overlook this inconspicuous gem of a hotel! It's a part of the Best Western Group. These people put the "best" in hotel service industry! Thank you to you all for a job well done!

Hotel marshfield is super nice with spectacular restaurant connected.we have stayed many timesread more

Very nice little supper club, I did not stay at the hotel so I have no review for that. The food…read morewas very good, with nice sized portions that were reasonably priced. I went 2 night in a row and was impressed by both meals. Ribs were very good and the side of hash browns with fried onions and cheese were excellent. I also had the twin lobster tails with the hash browns again for 30$, which was one of the best deals I've had in a while. I would highly recommended if you're in the Neillsville area.

I came to Fannies on my husbands birthday in 2022, we decided to try it again tonight in his…read morebirthday (2023) im so glad we did! it was so much better. The food was so good! seated quickly, ordered in a timely matter and our food came out in a normal amount of time. Everything was hot and fresh! I had Cesar salad, French onion soup, rib eye, scallops, and lobster tail. Husband had rib eye, lobster, baked potato and carrots Everything had flavor and was cooked perfectly and not over cooked at all! It's hard for me to eat in neillsville as everywhere you go, it's all deep fried bar food.. not this time. It was nice to eat real food. The ambiance is great too. We were seated in the bar area, not loud but it was great not to be seated alone too! Service was wonderful, loved our waitress! The prices were great and was worth it!! It was all fabulous, coming from me, a California snob who has overly high expectations of food! I'll be back!! Already looking forward to it!!

This place is definitely not closed. It's the only hotel option in town. The property is showing…read moreit's age, but it wasn't as bad as some reviews led me to believe. The building itself was definitely aging, but it didn't look bad. The lobby was functional, but not inviting. There was a small lounge and the couch cushions were ripped. Small detail, but small details add up to paint an overall impression. There never seemed to be anyone at the desk. You had to pick up a phone to get someone to come down. I guess this makes sense considering it's a small town and it didn't really bother us, but it led to the cold feeling that the lobby had. It also wasn't lit that well. A lobby should feel inviting and this lobby did not feel inviting. Check in was not an issue. The walk to the room was a little troubling. Carpeting was dingy and worn on the stairs (there is no elevator). Carpeting was also loose in the hallway. The hall, like the lobby, felt kind of cold and uninviting. It was like walking down the hallway in a lower rent apartment building. The room itself was okay. It was worn, but not dirty. The bathroom was clean. I didn't feel grossed out using it. I was actually impressed how clean the room appeared to be. The fixtures were aged, but not worn. The room itself had everything you needed: coffee maker, fridge, and so on, but it had a sort of jumbled feel to it. It felt like everything had been pieced together over time. Beds also felt worn, but they were clean. Wi-Fi worked well, as did the television. The continental breakfast was the biggest bummer. It felt like the least amount of effort required to be able to claim they had breakfast: 2 cereal dispensers, a waffle iron, a couple pieces of bread and random bagels, and some Little Debbie snacks (less than a box). My son and I had cereal and the milk tasted off. I really am not picky about such things, but neither one of us could finish our bowls. This hotel is okay if you're just looking for a place to spend the night. It is not a destination. It's just a room with very few frills. The cost is probably a bit high for what you get, but when you're the only game in town you can charge more. I would think that if another hotel opened nearby, such as a Cobblestone Inn, that this place would go under. It likely survives because there are no other options. All this said, the room was clean and we got a good night's sleep.

Cheap, but you get what you pay for Stayed one night for…read morearound $75-80, which was the main draw given how close it is to a property I lease nearby. Unfortunately the low price reflected the overall condition of the place. The room felt run down and outdated -- nothing seemed to have been updated in a long time. The mattress was genuinely uncomfortable and made for a rough night's sleep. The microwave in the room didn't work, and the TV had channels that wouldn't load properly. Small but telling detail: the bathroom trash can just had a shopping bag lining it instead of an actual garbage bag. On the plus side, the staff member I checked in with was friendly and pleasant. But between the worn-out room and the broken amenities, I won't be staying here again. Next time I'm in the area, I'd rather pay more for a hotel that's actually maintained.

The Quality Inn: A Case Study in Thermodynamic Failure…read more * The Atmospheric Conditions: The pool area isn't just a leisure space; it's a self-contained weather system where the ventilation has been "optimized" for profit, resulting in indoor glaciers that would make a National Geographic photographer weep. The poor air circulation in addition to saving money, is no doubt generating revenue for pharmaceutical companies treating all of the mold allergies. * The Biological Indicators: That signature "clean pool" smell is actually the olfactory evidence of a thousand local toddlers using the facility as a public latrine--a chemical reaction of chloramines that serves as a warning to anyone with an intact immune system. At $7 a local kid for a whizpool, it's surely a profit center, and you can certainly smell the difference. * The Culinary Experience: Breakfast consists of "food-like substances," specifically chunks of microwaved egg that appear to be weeping for their own existence and pork sausages swimming in a reservoir of grease and existential dread. * The Lobby Ambience: The computer station is guarded by a territorial child-in-residence who has seemingly aged into the upholstery over the last two years, ensuring that "tacky" remains the primary aesthetic. * The "Coffee": A beverage so weak and feeble it qualifies as a crime against humanity. It isn't brewed coffee in the way that we've all come to expect; it's a hot, wet insult served in a cup, located--fittingly--in a completely different room to distance itself from the concept of actual food. If you ever find someone whose teeth are on fire, and you are fresh out of urine, this coffee is a great substitute...

Clean, quiet and convenient location. Near local restaurants, laundry and shopping. Sarah was…read morefabulous when I called needing a room on the Christmas holiday weekend for a dog rescue. It was nice to see a friendly face after a long drive!

My family and I stayed here over the weekend. We are very well traveled and know it's hard to make…read morea decision on where to stay with kids, especially when what you're used to isn't in town. We brought our older kids plus our little kids and dogs, and were in town for a large sporting event, so we had lots of gear, etc. Pros: The biggest pro: Customer service is 10/10, with hands-on ownership! We had some special circumstances and definitely troubled them with questions and needs, and they were amazingly accommodating. It also snowed overnight and the snow was cleared in a reasonable amount of time. - Pet friendly - Affordable - The heater worked very well. We are still acclimating to Wisconsin winter weather, and I was so glad when the room wasn't drafty despite sleeping next to the window. - Good proximity to everything you need. Only minutes from Walmart and seconds from several other places. Cons: - The building is on the older side, so if you have asthma or respiratory issues I do not recommend you stay here. However, nothing was broken, all the fixtures worked fine and we all had hot water. - The rooms are on the smaller side, but it was perfectly sufficient for our needs and it's a cozy place. Overall I would stay here again for the convenience and accommodating customer service, and for being family & pet friendly!

Last minute work stay - young lady at the desk was very nice, rates are good, rooms are a bit dated…read more(mainly the carpet), bathroom was clean. I went to put the chain on the door as I was facing the street and it didn't reach - since I don't know Medford it left me a little uneasy. The bed was comfortable - The window was open, so I closed & locked it and turned on the air which did put a slight musty smell in the room. I was told there was coffee in the morning and it was good but nothing else was offered for breakfast. The TV was so small and far away I could barely watch it. All in all not bad but not great. In a pinch I would stay again. Great staff is wonderful but rooms keep people coming back.