We really enjoyed our stay. Beautiful property with lots of animals. It was quiet and relaxing…read more Good conversation with Donna and Cindy. We will stay again the next time we're in the area.

My daughter and I stayed 1 night and it was wonderful. Donna and Cindy were friendly and very…read moreinformative. Cozy accommodations was nice to meet the 4-H kids and parents. The goats are so fun. Beautiful property.

We came here for our 25th Wedding Anniversary, having never been to the area, and we're incredibly…read moreglad we chose to stay at the Kickapoo Valley Cabins. The hosts were more than helpful both when booking and when we arrived and asked for information about the area. The cabin was comfortable, had the amenities for our stay (the often mentioned cookies, coffee, items to cook with, a grill) and views galore! For visiting Kickapoo Valley Reserve or Wildcat Mountain, as we were, this is in the perfect spot.

My husband and I came here for a relaxing get away from city life. Our experience exceeded all…read moreexpectations. From the moment we arrived, we were welcomed by Llama's, Horses and Cowboy Joe. Cowboy Joe is one of the owners and you can tell how much time, love and care goes into maintaining the property. The cabin's are warm, cozy, clean and stocked with everything you could need. They even present you with homemade chocolate chip cookies upon arrival that were incredible! I do recommend bringing all of your food necessary for your stay because the cabin's are extremely secluded. Any businesses are about 20-30 min away and even then, what IS there is extremely limited. My husband and I were prepared for this, so it didn't detract from our stay whatsoever-I say that as an fyi for future guests. The porch with rocking chairs was our heaven so we could read and listen to the sounds of nature. We highly recommend staying here! You won't regret it!

This place is stunning!! A perfect home away from home…read more We are a group of travellers, most of whom are government contractors at Fort McCoy, and are living here for an entire month. We were so pleased that this worked out, as Tomah does not exactly have a wide variety of corporate housing or even any nice hotels! It appears to me that there are 4 houses, all located around Birch Lake. The compound is extremely private, and each house has it's own secluded area, driveway and boat dock. The lake has 3 small beaches, and I believe that there is an inflatable "splash island" and trampoline in the summer.... and there is no one else around! The town of Tomah is only a 10 minute drive away, and fort McCoy is about 20. I would recommend this for anyone working on base, and also to vacationers who want a peaceful and relaxing stay on a lake. We are in the largest of the houses, and I have only seen one of the other ones. Both of these houses have hot tubs, boats, fully equipped kitchens, and large Tvs, and I am sure the other do, too. We have 6 fully furnished bedrooms, and also a ping pong table! They all have outdoor BBQs and fire pits, and stunning views of the lake. The Landlord is super friendly, and handles everything very professionally.

Birch Lake is a great vacation home. Sally and Terry are very nice and willing to help with…read moreanything. All the homes are totally furnished except for towels and paper products. The Paradise home has the best view of the lake from the 6person hot tub in the sun room! The home also has a great fireplace, living area, and extremely well stocked kitchen with all appliances. Direct TV as well! There are beaches on the lake and each house has a paddle boat and a row boat. There are also fire pits and firewood is available at the house for $4 a bundle. There is a small walking/hiking trail around the lake and the property is surrounded by quiet and beautiful farmland.

What a beautiful B&B on Lake Wissota! Prepare for some relaxation, delicious breakfasts, and…read moreenjoyable company if you decide to stay here. The owners, Beth and Roger, are a delight. Beth whips up 4 star breakfasts as Roger entertains. The Inn is right next to the water with stairs leading down to a private dock and lake. There are yard games, a fire pit for s'mores, coffee, tea, and fresh muffins in the morning before breakfast, all in a quiet, serene neighborhood. A must see!

My wife and I came here for a short getaway and absolutely loved this B&B. It's on Lake Wissota and…read morenearly all of the rooms have a great view of the lake. The owner was a lovely lady who made us feel right at home. Her breakfasts were absolutely out of this world. Our room was beautiful, relaxing and comfortable. We also met some extremely interesting guests from Europe that we hope to stay in touch with. Overall, this was one of the nicest little getaways we've ever had. We look forward to coming back.

With a limited amount of vacation time, I need to make every night count. I am so glad that I…read morediscovered this wonderful B&B in one of Southeast Minnesota's most gorgeous towns. The first time I stayed at Scandinavian Inn was 2009; the last time was this past weekend. I initially was attracted to the place because of their commitment to serve only free range eggs and locally raised meats at their breakfasts. I've since learned many more reasons to love this inn. Breakfast The breakfast at the Scandinavian Inn is probably the best one in all of Lanesboro if not Fillmore County. On our first morning we were served Persian Quiche (crust-less), which contains free range local eggs, Swiss chard, spinach, tofu and other delicious ingredients. Along with it was coffee, warm cornbread right from the oven, a selection of homemade jams and jellies, fresh fruit, orange juice, and ham steak from a local farmer whose livestock range free in naturally stress-free pastures. Our second morning's breakfast was similarly as big and included oven-baked French toast with homemade syrup made by Peter and Vicki (the inn's owners) as well as chocolate chocolate-chip muffins, lemon bread, fresh raspberries from the inn's gardens, and rommegrot--a rare Norwegian treat. Bed I am picky where I sleep, and need a firm mattress. My wife prefers a more cushy sleeping experience. We were both quite satisfied. Rooms at the inn are tastefully decorated in period pieces (the inn was built in 1892). While some are attracted to the Bed and Breakfast because of its commitment to sustainability--for example, it draws heavily from geothermal heating and cooling rather than constant AC--this may worry some who are used to the creature comforts. However, with our window open and two fans available to us, the room was quite pleasant and in fact one night we found ourselves reaching for the comforter / quilt beautifully adorning our antique bed. It should be noted that one bedroom has its own dumbwaiter, whereby breakfast is served in the room and not communally with the other guests. Hosts The inn is owned and run by Peter and Vicki, world travelers who have been to Egypt, Morocco, Japan, Nepal, and beyond. Their experience in the Peace Corps and as upstanding Minnesotans serves them well in their roles of host and hostess. Guests are made welcome by an initial tour (the house is quite big and a tour is welcome and needed) as well as by the smaller things: fresh coffee brought upstairs an hour before breakfast, personal recommendations, and a willingness to share their music, art and conversation. House In the Bed & Breakfast capital of Minnesota, Lanesboro is in no short supply of beautiful Victorian style houses. There are a few things that set Scandinavian Inn apart from the others: -located in quietest part of town -green-minded (no power lawn mower, sheets and towels air dried, etc.) -rooftop gazebo (great place to enjoy a glass of wine or just stare at the stars) -tastefully appointed common areas with antique couches, a piano, books, cd collection and stereo The Town If the Root River State Trail is a necklace, stringing together Bluff Country villages for some 60 miles, then Lanesboro is its crown jewel. The town has a waterfall, regional theater that is quite good (and I am a theater snob), winery with delicious wines made from (mostly) local ingredients such as apples and rhubarb, art gallery, restaurants, shopping and more. If you want a laid back weekend away, Lanesboro is an excellent choice.

My husband and I had a wonderful anniversary weekend in this beautiful home! We truly enjoyed our…read morestay. The house was clean, the room was lovely, the food was delicious, and our hosts were gracious! I was delighted by all the unique touches, from the antiques, the phone booth in the hallway, and the tower gazebo, to the handmade soap and homemade maple syrup! Peter and Vicki put time, creativity and care into each breakfast, not simply feeding us. We enjoyed riding our bikes into Preston, a night at the Commonweal Theatre, ice cream at Clara's (try the London Fog!) and a trip to the local farmers market on Saturday.

This was my first time at a B&B and I could not ask for any better of an experience. Bonnie and…read moreBill are so welcoming. Breakfast was excellent - my husband is still talking about it. My husband surprised me with a weekend to Stevens Point to visit our daughter who is a freshman at UWSP- what a great surprise! It truly was relaxing and a wonderful time. We will for sure stay here again! Highly recommended! Stayed September 2014, traveled as a couple

As a frequent guest of this historical Victorian Bed and Breakfast, I have nothing but praise for…read morethe beautiful decorating, and lovely antiques. I am also picky about cleanliness in rooms I stay in, and this excellent B&B in Stevens Point beat some of the higher-priced hotels I've booked in big cities. I have nothing to complain about... great rooms, great breakfast, wonderful company! Highly recommend.

For your own retreat in the Wisconsin woods, look no further than Walker House!…read more I was in the area recently for a wedding and needed a place to stay. The generic chain hotels didn't appeal to me, so I looked to Airbnb for something better. Enter Walker House. From the beginning, my communication with the owner Mike was prompt, courteous, and professional. When I arrived, he was there to greet me, and my private room was cozy, clean, and included some refreshments -- a welcome creature comfort after the 10 hour drive! I shared a bathroom, but it was clean, spacious, and had more than enough clean white towels for myself and the other guests utilizing it. Not to be outdone, Sue made a delicious breakfast in the morning. I enjoyed fresh fruit salad, eggs Benedict, and homemade blueberry muffins. I was super stuffed by the end, but didn't mind a bit! The cherry on top was when I had to leave early to drive home (to the tune of 5 AM). Mike woke up and made me a to-go cup of coffee for the road. I told all the wedding guests about my awesome accommodations and got more than a few envious comments :-) If you're in the area and need a place to stay, look no further than Walker House!

Passionate intentionality pursuing perfection - that's the best way to describe our recent visit to…read morethe Stewart Inn in Wausau. From the moment I first connected with Randy to check availability, to his gracious and warm greeting at the front door and through to our last good-bye, it was evident that his goal was to make our stay a memorable one. He succeeded in his objective far beyond our already high expectations. The public areas, our room with all the attention to details, not to mention the amazing 3 course healthy and delicious breakfast, all added to a most enjoyable time. There are many reasons people own B&B's. We just came from one the previous evening that was nice, but it was also apparent that money was a driving motivator. Randy is a businessman - and a very good B&B businessman at that - but we were made to feel as though profitability was simply a byproduct of an extra-ordinary stay. This claim is further substantiated by the crazy low rate he charges for his rooms! I hesitated to write this review because I selfishly don't want others to know of this little gem of a place but writing these heartfelt thoughts is the least I can do to show my appreciation for the wonderful night we spent at the Stewart Inn. Thanks, Randy and Sara. WE WILL BE BACK!

Words can't do justice to this place. Absolutely amazing inside and out. Best Bnb we have ever,and…read moreI mean ever,stayed at!!!

Beautiful estate. Wonderful rooms. Great staff. I'd recommend to anyone looking to get away and…read moreread and relax. I'll definitely stay here again.

Beware, do not book! My husband and I were so excited to stay here for our anniversary. One week…read moreout and we called them to change the card on file and no response back, we called again and again and again, we emailed, texted and emailed over and over and NO RESPONSE. We were so sketched out by the lack of response we decided not to go, we didn't want to risk staying there and not having any service. The voicemail box was full. Today is the day we were supposed to check in and they were supposed to text us a code for the door and guess what!? No code was ever texted to us! Thank goodness we didn't make the drive! Their website says they always answer the phone which is clearly a lie! Keep in mind they had already charged us a deposit so for us to cancel knowing they already had half of our money we had to be seriously concerned about safety and service.