I went to New Glarus for Polkafest and the Beer, Bacon, and Cheese fest and stayed at the Chalet…read moreLandhaus Inn for one night. The Swiss hotel is very cute and located less than 2 blocks away from the downtown area where the fests were. The hotel is also dog-friendly, which was important during our stay. I'm giving 4-stars because the hotel needs a little upgrading and my husband didn't care for the breakfast he had. The scrambled eggs were watery and there wasn't any butter for the pancakes. Also to note, our room was neat and looked clean but we noticed the recycling hadn't been taken out and I'm certain the shower wasn't cleaned before we arrived because there was a white residue all over the shower handle. Overall, I would stay here again because of the location, it's dog-friendly, and I loved the Swiss charm.

I want to leave a great review, but this hotel is extremely overpriced for the stay. Our AC did…read morenot work, and it was a 90 degree day. We had to bring it up to the front desk THREE times and they really could not have cared less. Sleeping was a nightmare as we were so hot and uncomfortable. Beds are very uncomfortable as well. Pool area definitely could use some repairs. Hot tub tiles are busted up, and sauna area was pretty dirty. It's an old hotel, and I can appreciate that, but for the price, they need to raise their standards.

We stayed here overnight while on a road trip. Woman owned buisness. It was great to have a cute…read morecoffee shop literally right outside our door. The room was clean and had a great mattress! Which is so important. Two slight problems that may be specific to the room we were staying in. The padlock on the door was pretty touchy. It took us at least three tries to get into our room each time. I would've much preferred a card key. The second problem we had was the volume on our TV. It didn't work properly. It was very loud, but you could not turn it down, nor could you turn it up. We're pretty tech savvy and we could not figure out how to solve this problem. And since there's no one on site, although the ladies were very good at getting back to us quickly, I didn't feel like walking into an empty lobby at night to try to grab a remote. That was the solution. That being said, it was a lovely stay. And the two women who run the motel are very responsive if you have a problem.

My husband and I booked a "King Deluxe" room at The Blanc Chalet in lovely New Glarus late…read moreSeptember/October 2025 for 3 nights. Everything about the room and our stay was fantastic! 5 Stars! Best Parts about our Stay: Main Floor Room, parking right outside the door Remodeled and updated "King Deluxe", clean and comfortable Large room with Living area, comfortable leather chairs to relax and watch TV Mini Refrigerator with a freezer, made it easy to keep all our food travel ready Separate vanity area / toilet and shower/tub Exceptionally comfortable king mattress with a feather pillow! Curtains gave privacy and blocked the east sunrise. Beautiful interior decorations, colors and lighting that is dimmable! Attentive property managers/owners Intentional comforts and conveniences in remodeled rooms Reasonable prices for room rentals Short drive/walking distance to bike rentals for the Sugar River Trail, shops, restaurants, New Glarus Brewing, and Bailey's Run Winery! Negatives: Close proximity to Highway 69, early morning traffic noise AC system was a bit loud but you have the option to use the "night setting" The Blanc Chalet will be our go to for future stays in New Glarus. Our room checked all the boxes required for a very comfortable and accommodating stay!

The Mineral Point Hotel is so cute and quaint when you arrive. The host was and owner was very…read morefriendly and kind. He made amazingly good coffee every morning and brought in breakfast Bakery items daily. The bar selection was quite large for such a small place. The Wi-Fi worked well. Our room was extremely comfortable and well appointed. I will definitely stay there again next time I am in Mineral Point

We stayed one night at this beautifully restored building which is conveniently located near…read morerestaurants and galleries. We stayed in Room 1810 which is on the first floor. The room is small but adequate for two people. It is nicely decorated and had a small reading nook. There is a small private balcony. The muffins provided for breakfast were yummy! We only had a couple of issues. The first was that the bathroom sink is located inside the room. I'm sure this was necessary due to the limitations of restoring a building this age. Our main complaint was the loud music that was played in the afternoon. I am not sure if this is a regular thing or just rude guests, but it was loud enough we could not rest after our long drive. If this was just rude guests, I can put it down to "people are people." If this was, however, a regular afternoon thing for the Inn, I would suggest the music be turned down or that guests booking Room 1810 be forewarned. All that being said - we think the Inn is a great asset to Mineral Point.

We stayed at the Cottage at Cothren, and had a wonderful time! My wife described it as being like…read morestaying at a friend's house, very welcoming and comfortable. The cottage was once a summer kitchen, and sits a stone's throw from the main house. Both buildings are of the same stonework style that Mineral Point is famous for. The cottage sports two bedrooms, a family room, and a small bath. The plumbing is all modern, with great water temp and pressure, as well as central air conditioning. There is a microwave, a small fridge, and a coffee machine. Several interesting books and knick-knacks line the shelves, and the main bedroom has a cute little shelf of chocolates. Out back is a little garden and beyond that is the Cabin at Cothren. Both have exclusive parking with direct access to the road. The reservation process was great. We booked online, then the owner (who is very pleasant and sociable) contacted us to arrange payment. She processed our credit card through Paypal. A very easy transaction. Our only comment is that we would have liked to have had a little history of this particular property in a printed form, but I'm certain our hostess would have been more than happy to tell us if we had asked. (I later discovered that there is some historical info on their website.) It should be noted that the whole town rolls up their sidewalks pretty early, so plan ahead if you want to eat out locally. Also, note that although Yelp lists this as a bed and breakfast, it is not.

I think we've been coming to Albany House for almost 10 years -- first to visit family in the area,…read moreand now we bring friends with us. Green County provides a nice getaway, and Albany House is the perfect base for us. There are four bedrooms on the second floor and the third floor is a suite (two bedrooms, a bathroom, and a common area). Their website has pictures of everything so you can see the rooms before you make a reservation. Albany isn't a well-known destination, but if you want to relax, ride your bike on the Sugar River trail, sample lots of cheeses, visit the best brewery in Wisconsin (or any combination of those things), I would recommend checking out this B&B. The breakfasts are fantastic -- enough to get you through most of the day. And now they just opened a cottage (really a vintage bungalow on the Sugar River) across the street with two bedrooms and bathrooms plus a whirlpool tub (in a separate room with a fireplace) and its own kitchen, dining room and living room. It looks really nice (but we haven't stayed there yet).

Absolutely the most wonderful experience! Roxanne is amazing. Fantastic host. Delicious breakfasts…read more The space is amazing. Beds comfortable. Cozy decor and lots of attention to detail. She went the extra mile! Reese was a cute and smiley toddler. No complaints whatsoever. So many fun things to do in the area. Small town charm abounds. Place was so quiet you could hear a pin drop. Complete silence. Lovely space. Well appointed. Lots of original woodwork, marble sinks, faucets, etc. This is a very historic home. Fluffy towels and bathrobes. Soap, lotion and other essentials are available in case you forget something. Treats, coffee and tea were available at all times. Games and books and magazines in the room. Flexible hosts just full of local information. Restaurant menus, maps and information on things to do are available. Just awesome all the way around!

Everything there was perfect except for one big thing. Staff was extremely friendly and…read moreknowledgeable about the area which was extremely helpful. Breakfast was much better than average for a free hotel breakfast. The room was very clean and neat. Beds were fine. Now here was the big problem. The wing we were in was extremely musty to the point I was getting concerned about what I was breathing in. I think the ac unit just added to the problem. Ended up sleeping with the window open......which not everyone would feel comfortable doing. Now when I mentioned it to the staff they did offer me a room a few doors down but that room did not smell a whole lot better.....apparently nothing else was available. Now it had been extremely hot with high humidity the several days before our arrival. The hotel had fans going in the hall which was our first clue there was a problem. The smell of the room was tolerable but just barely. Clearly an on going problem.

Pluses: Good location for Spring Valley attractions. Good breakfast, nice lounge area, good pool…read more& exercise room. Friendly staff Minuses: Lousy wi-fi, and the area is in a cell-phone hole as well, so you really notice it. But the big complaint was were the incredibly damp and moldy accommodations. Strong smell of mold in our room and to a lesser degree the hallway. Any clothes that we had hanging in the room got damper by the day. As other reviewers have noted, every room needs its own dehumidifier. Carpets should get ripped out and air conditioners checked for mold. This is a health hazard and made our stay much more unpleasant than we expected.

Stayed for a few days due to having a family event nearby. Do not recommend at all: sheets were…read moredirty, there is nothing to the pillows nor the towels. Elevator broke, pool cold. The breakfast was the same tired stuff every day; fridge with breakfast items not working adequately (yogurt not chilled). Faucet in bathroom nearly falling off. Unresponsive staff. Water pressure in the shower was good though.

Not clean!! dirty sheets on the bed and overall unclean and poorly maintained. paint coming off…read moreinterior room doors and exterior of building . pool area chairs looked like mold and dirty so as not wanting to sit on. pool needed vacuumed. the best thing was the shower head and the mattresses were comfortable after putting on clean sheets. We were unable to change hotels because late arrival and no other hotels close by

We have stayed at the Don Q inn 5 times so far. Last week we stayed 7 days in the Sherwood Forest…read moreroom. We loved it! it was like waking up in a peaceful forest. The oversized jacuzzi was a great treat. we loved having an included breakfast. There were scrambled eggs and sausage, biscuits and gravy, a make you own Belgian waffle machine, cold cereal selection and oatmeal, coffee , tea, juices, Bagels and bread selections. Who could want anything more? We have stayed in 4 other fantasuites and plan to visit more of the them in the future. The indoor/ outdoor pool is lovely. The staff was top notch and gave us tours of a few other suites.

I wanted to like this place but it was horribly dated and dirty. My fiance and I stayed in one of…read morethe tranquility rooms for two nights over spring break and I'm really happy we didn't stay any longer. The staff was very friendly, but our visit started off on a concerning note. When we were checking in, the gentleman at the front desk told me that the pool had failed inspection and that there would be another inspection the next day, so hopefully it would be open that afternoon the next day. Already gross if you can't pass inspection and a bad first impression. When we walked down to our room, there were empty Amazon boxes littering common areas. This place could be featured on hotel hell if it was still running/producing seasons. I was really disappointed with our room. I absolutely LOVE the idea of themed rooms, but ours clearly hadn't been serviced in a long time. It smelled horribly musty, the bed was so thin and uncomfortable that we could feel the wood frame underneath, and the bathroom was gross. My back was really sore in the morning, and it was not a good way to start off a day of hiking. The wallpaper was all peeling and it's clear this room hasn't really been updated in a while. We didn't feel comfortable touching the carpet so we wore our crocs the whole time we were there. Breakfast was mediocre at best. The arm of my chair also broke off as I was trying to pull it into the table. The biscuits and gravy were very cafeteria like and I didn't even want to touch the eggs because they came in the weird shaped circles like the kind you get from McDonald's. My stomach felt really bad after eating breakfast both times so l don't recommend eating breakfast, even if it is included. I lived in a dorm for three years at school, so I'm pretty used to less than ideal conditions, but this even grossed me out. It's clear this place has a lot of really cool history, but it reached its peak a long time ago and I'm sad I wasn't able to see it in its prime. I would've loved to come back, but not for $180 dollars a night. Taxes and fees came to nearly $100, so for two nights and three days we payed $464. 400+ dollars and we didn't even feel comfortable taking our shoes off? Not worth it. As much as I love the themed suite ideas, don't waste your money to get terrible food and dirty rundown rooms.

Loved everything about this place- the breakfast nook and lounge area where everything was right…read moreout of the 50's. The rooms all have different names & themes which are lovingly and impressively done. It's a great place for a family gathering as there's loads of outdoor space: 1) large Fire pit in back, 2) Gazebo with lawn games, 3) picnic tables. Then, in front are the BBQ grills and several different-styled patio tables, as well as, 2 colorful nostalgic metal chairs directly outside each room. Lovely landscaping & flowers everywhere. Don't miss the bubbling brook just alongside the South side of the lounge and a peaceful spot to read. We visited Devils Lake Park, a diner in Baraboo, and an escape room in the Dells area. It's nearby lots of attractions. Oh yeah, the family that owns the joint are really nice

Adorable Inn close to Devil's lake, a few minutes from Downtown Baraboo, and less than 20 minutes…read moreto all that the Wisconsin Dells has to offer. We stayed for a long weekend, and and it was the perfect location to get away. The rooms are all themed so when you call to reserve you can pick from the rooms they have available. We stayed in Unit 2, the Devil's Lake room which had photos of Devil's lake. The room included a mini refrigerator, coffee and tea, and alarm clock if needed. Right outside your door they have chairs and tables for enjoying the beautiful weather. They also have grills and an area for bonfires. I was only able to go to the communal area/lobby for the first morning as it was soon closed as they were started to do contactless check in/out. But it seems as though in less COVID-y times they have some coffee or tea there, light breakfast items like mini muffins or breakfast bars and fruit. They also had a communal puzzle and board games. Overall the place is super cozy, perfectly situated for a relaxing vacation with a number of restaurants and small shops to visit in Baraboo.