Wife surprised me with a stay here. It was amazing! Great location to shops and surprisingly quiet!…read moreWould love to go back!

I spent a birthday weekend in The Sheboygan Room and was delighted with the experience. Denise…read moregave me the tour and was charming and very helpful. The entire house is very welcoming and the room was cozy and warm. The fireplace was excellent, the bed was very comfortable and the hot tub was a dream. Everything was spotless and well maintained. I had a wonderful time and would absolutely go back.

This was the first time out family had the oppertunity to stay at a "Guest House", and we could not…read morebe more pleased with our stay. We loved this space and the amenidies. Our famlily loved the seperate stand alone entrance to our loft , this allowed us to come and go and not interfer with the restaurant guests. The kitchen and room setup was amazing. The room had exposed brick and high celings and was perfect for a family of 4. We utlized the scooters to get to numerous places in Bay View and Lake Michigan beaches. We could park the scooters on the curb outside the building and that was very convienent for us to come and go and have a scooter available The Sorella Restaurant that shares the building is amazing , we had a neapolitan pizza" and 2 pasta dishes and it was supurb and a fast easy for guests to have a great meal and not have to leave. This will be the only place that we will stay when we come back to Milwaukee in a few years. Thanks again for providing a wonderfull guest expirence.

God, where do I start?…read more First off the place is sophisticated and well appointed. That's not the problem. I was there on a Saturday night and my room was just above the street, freeway side. There was non-stop drag racing, loud stereos and yelling till 3AM. At first I thought the window was open because it felt so close, like it was 10 feet away. Turns out there's just really poor noiseproofing. They do provide ear plugs but they didn't help. When i complained about it, (everything by text, BTW) they said they had never heard that complaint. The first lie of a series of other crazy lies. At checkout, Rosa said she would talk to the owner and adjust my bill. I thought.... great! Weeks go by and like 20 texts, still no credit. I called and talked to the owner. He assured me I would get the credit. Another week goes by. Finally they said they had issued the credit and sent me some "proof". My name and the words "-$100". What the hell was this? I still had no credit, having checked my credit card daily. Finally, almost a month goes by and I email the owner and say, I never got the credit. He said he didn't have time for this and they would void the credit card "credit" and mail me a check. It's been weeks and still no check. I figure these grifters need the money more than I do so I'll just let this review suffice. Stay at your own risk. Sketchy as hell!

What an absolute GEM! The bed and breakfast is ADORABLE and the service is PHENOMENAL. The owners…read moretruly make you feel like you are family. Every room has its own uniqueness and everything is so well maintained and clean. An unexpected highlight was their new Timber Club restaurant behind the B&B. A GORGEOUS timber building that serves delicious food and some fabulous drinks. Outdoor space, live music, and staff that truly do everything they can to make it special. Cedarburg is so very lucky to have Stagecoach and Timber Club!

Do NOT stay here if you have a disability. Anne was horrible to me because I had a service dog…read more She will say "They didn't tell me they had a service dog." Anne, I've been here before. Please review the ADA. I should have been treated as any other person. The fact that I was singled out is not only illegal, but demoralizing. If we had a dispute about the dog- fine, let's discuss it. But I kid you not, she literally followed me out to my car to be incredibly mean. I'm sorry to not recommend the Inn, because the experience could have been lovely. Anne ruined it by having no compassion.

Great place and great centralized location. Friendly staff and clean rooms. We stayed at the…read moreSchroeder house which is two small buildings down from the Inn. The wine and cheese was a nice selection. The breakfast set up was very cute. They also had a good selection of baked goods and man were they good. Fresh cut fruit with cute cups, boiled eggs and an omelet that had guacamole, sour cream and salsa to add if you wanted.

This inn is cute and quaint, with very friendly and welcoming staff. It was great that breakfast…read morewas available. My only complaint is the lack of blinds or curtains in the rooms -- the shutters let in a lot of light, so the room stayed bright even at night. If you're hoping to sleep in after a long evening, this might not be the best choice. You can also hear footsteps from above if you're not on the top floor. Overall, it was a decent stay, but I wish the room had been darker for better rest.

We went for a Friday evening social hour and sat on the beautiful patio with our crafted cocktails…read more. There was music which added to the relaxing atmosphere . The bartender was meticulous with her mixings and very friendly . Top shelf place to return to !

I've stayed at the Inn a couple times since 2008, and must say that the building itself is…read moreincredibly impressive. It's absolutely breathtaking, and in a perfect location - I recommend that you start your morning with a walk around Fowler Lake... it'll help you burn off a few calories from breakfast! So, I've stayed in rooms 6, 12, and 14. Of those rooms, 6 is by far the most impressive. It is one of the most expensive rooms, but well worth every penny. Room 14 is on the cheap side, and also worth the money. I honestly can't say the same for 12... while the bathroom is incredibly beautiful and includes a huge garden tub, the room itself is pretty dark and only has two very small windows. However, that beautiful bathroom is actually inside one of the turrets, so that's pretty cool, too. To get a five star review, the staff really needs to step up their game. We stayed for three nights, and towels / soap / shampoo / conditioner were never replaced. Trash was not taken out. Beds were not made. If I'm paying $200 a night, I do expect those things to be flawlessly taken care of. If it weren't for the building itself, this really would be more of a 3 star review. That being said, the innkeeper was very nice - and we did track anyone down to ask for new towels, etc. So, I certainly can't say we were refused. My tip to you would be that when you check in, ensure that those things will be taken care of if you require them for your stay.

This tour was so informative and fun! My partner and I love Pabst Blue Ribbon, and one of the main…read morereasons we came to Milwaukee was for this tour, and it did not disappoint. Mark, our tour guide, did a great job in delivering the history of Pabst and making the whole experience memorable. The entire staff was so friendly as well, and we both learned so much!

I'm glad we were able to stop by. It's in a very, very old castle-like building. There is a cute…read morelil coffee shop, a bar, a few courtyards, and a gift shop. There are tours available but we didn't do that but I imagine that it is probably interesting. There's a little courtyard that is absolutely lovely to sit in. The bar is small and serves hole in the wall but German very well.

So beautiful! Stayed during the fall two years ago. The sunsets on the water were our favoriteread more

I almost felt like home, the lake view is amazing! And the rooms are vary comfortable. The staff is…read morevery friendly. We got wine, roses, strawberries and champagne for a very good price.

I was looking for a place to spend the night in Lake Mills and the choices seemed pretty limited…read more Luckily I found Sweet Autumn Inn. My stay was for a single night in July 2011. I booked The Everson Room. The house is easy to find as it is right on the main road south of town. It was set far enough back though, so traffic noise was not a problem. Guest parking is in the rear of the house. The guest entrance is in the front. So you get to go for a short walk to get from one to the other. After ringing the doorbell, we were met at the front door by Terri, the innkeeper. She cheerfully got us checked in and gave a quick tour of the house. The house smelled of baking cookies. Sweet Autumn Inn is much smaller than some of the bed and breakfasts that I have stayed at, but let's just call it cozy. It felt very intimate, like I was visiting my mother's house. There are only 3 guest rooms, so it is not like the place was crawling with people. During my stay I only saw one other couple and that was at breakfast. The Everson room was lovely. It was tastefully decorated with just enough old fashioned charm to make you feel comfortable without feeling like you were in an old antique store. There was enough room to move around, but not a lot. The attached bathroom was clean, but basic. It didn't really match the character of the rest of the room. The bed was very comfortable and I slept wonderfully. The room came with its own window unit A/C and a ceiling fan so I was able to get the temperature to be just what I wanted. There was not a TV in the room. This was not a big deal to me, but some people need one. (There was a TV downstairs in a common room.) I didn't spend a lot of time in the house because we had plans to visit Tyranena Brewing. It turns out that when Terri is not running her wonderful B&B, she works part-time for Tyranena. She was very enthusiastic about the beer and gave us some tips before we headed out. Breakfast was served promptly at 9AM in the dining room. Terri had asked us the day before if we had any dietary restrictions or special requests. Since we are not picky eaters, we assured her that we would love whatever she served. Breakfast was delicious. There was a selection of juices and coffee. We started with some fresh berries and a dollop of honey yogurt. Then a hazelnut pastry, before jumping into the main course which was some kind of multilayer baked version of french toast with bits of ham in it. We ended our stay by chatting with Terri about beer, the house and Lake Mills in general. She was a very engaging host, which always makes a B&B stay even better. Overall, I would definitely recommend Sweet Autumn Inn and I know where I will be staying the next time I am in Lake Mills.

Loved visiting this delightful and lovely bed and breakfast. Teri is bubbly and kind, and she makes…read morea delicious breakfast in the morning with all the fixings; she's also eager to meet your dietary restrictions or needs. Our room was cozy with a fireplace and AC unit. I loved the decor and the access to a guest fridge (great to store medication or snacks). We got into town late and had trouble with the closed main road but Teri's help got us there easily, and she even gave us some late night dinner recommendations. Perfect short visit for a mini getaway. Hope to visit again soon.

Would not recommend!! I was in a wedding here a few weeks prior. The wife gave us the cold shoulder…read morethe entire time, never once said hello. During the reception we caught the owners taking food from the caterer and bringing it into their house. I asked the bride and groom the next day if they were aware of this and they stated no. They we're NOT happy! This is good they paid for so why would the venue owners take it without permission!? super sketchy!

Alone and uncomfortable…read more The first and last time we will visit a bed and breakfast. Felt like we were trespassing from the beginning. We understand owners had family obligation that day, but why have customers if you can't be there? We were okay until we read the reviews from previous guests in the room books. They had a fantastic time that we had nothing of. We left early because we still woke up sore from a very uncomfortable bed still feeling uncomfortable in this environment. The water also smelt horrible

Pinewoods Campground is a beautifully wooded campground within the overall Kettle Moraine State…read moreForest Southern Area. I've been camping here every late September, for a few years, and it's truly a gem of the Wisconsin system. Pinewoods has 101 campsites, flush toilets, vault toilets and showers. There are no electrical sites at this campground. A playground is next to the shower building. And news to me- This campground offers a designated area for those who want to enjoy the peace and quiet that nature has to offer. Loop 1 is a 24-hour quiet zone, meaning no pets, radios or mechanical device noises are allowed, ensuring a peaceful visit. The facilities are clean, there are a few large group sites, and a few hike-in sites. While my small crew prefers the hike-in sites, honestly the regular sites have ample privacy, nestled between the tall pines of this area. There is great hiking nearby, whether it's the Scuppernong trails or the Ice Age Trail, horse riding, Ottawa Lake, and some of the best mountain biking in the State (Emma Carlin and John Muir Trails). Not far from Milwaukee, Madison, Chicago, Pinewoods Campground is a great getaway!

Our family loves camping here and walking the many trails they have. If you plan on camping here…read morewith a group, you'll have to book a year in advance because those spot fill up fast.