This exactly what my granddaughter and I were looking for. It's a great cabin rustic (except for…read morethe huge jacuzzi tub), great kitchen stocked with pots and pans, everything you need. It is a great place to relax and clear the mind. We grilled on the back deck listening to the waterfall. Will be back soon.

Hmmm, I'm so at peace here I can't think! Even though I found this place on AirB&B, I fell in love…read morewith it right away. I'm never sure what to expect when you rent thru a site (AirB&B/HomeAway/VRBO), but this place is quaint quiet and quick to downtown Madison. Nancy is a wonderful host with an eye for decorating, It's tastefully done with hunting decor. The suite is small yet roomy! The kitchen is fully stocked with cookware and new appliances if you want to cook. But, there are so many options in town, why would you? So, get away, stay a few days and relax! Did I mention that they have cabins too?

New Owners January 2025…read more Love this small town. The Swiss Inn is cozy , Rooms are beautiful.

Each time I've visited Wooden Glen, it's been for a work meeting. On my last trip, I spent the…read morenight. From Louisville it's less than an hour drive, off the Henryville exit and down a curvy neighborhood road. While a scenic drive on a nice day, it was a little nerve-racking in the early morning. No sunlight and rain. The road isn't well lit and I had to use my brights, plus drive more in the middle of the road. On the path to the retreat center, you'll also drive through a covered wooden bridge made for only 1 car at a time. Check in was fast. About 50 rooms with double beds sit next to the main building and you can walk a long hall inside to avoid bad weather. The main building contains meeting rooms, eating area and a loft with snacks, pool table and a couple of arcade games. The loft is a favorite spot during meeting breaks - jars of candy, chips and ice cream. Plus, who doesn't love a free game of Ms Pacific Man? Our trip included all 3 meals and for the most part, decent. The employees there are very attentive, clearing plates from the tables. It's nice to not worry about bringing in food or having to leave and visit a restaurant. Wooden Glen has a great deck outside with several tables, giving your group another spot for meetings or eating. In nicer weather you'd have areas for walking and I believe they also offer a team building area. The rooms are large. I appreciated the sink outside the full bath and small patio outside each room for enjoying coffee. The bed wasn't comfortable - felt outdated and had a weak mattress. Everything was very clean though. The outdated feeling carries through to each gathering area near the rooms. Each have couches and chairs, sometimes a fire place or kitchen area. It's a large spot to have a party. Again, very clean but it would be nice to have new furniture. Service has been great at Wooded Glen, and this has been consistent with every visit. It's a great spot for work retreats or a large family gathering. Or, if you just needed a quiet spot to be alone, it would serve that purpose.

Running out the door you hear the screen door slam. That sound brought me back to my childhood. And…read morethat's exactly what my experience at Wooded Glen provided. Screen door and all! We had a retreat here for work which included 22 of us. We made this place our home, classroom, and our playground for 3 days! This is located about 35 minutes from downtown Louisville. Once you entered the property you are entering a place of Tranquility and peace. During our time here every need was taken care of. We had amazing food For each meal, snacks and drinks too! The day before we left we had Team building activities. Shaun and Amy led our groups through multiple events. These team building events were challenging and incredible. They created such an amazing and unique experience! The resort has hotel style rooms, volleyball court, horse shoes, walking trails, fire pits, and more! Can't wait to visit again!

Beautiful place to visit. Downtown, walking distance to shops, restaurants, live entertainment,…read morefestivals, museums and historic sites. Each room is beautifully decorated with fireplaces and private baths. The upstairs has a large outdoor porch and the home is surrounded by two large verandas with outdoor tables, chairs and porch swings.

On a recent cruise up I-65 through Indiana, we had to answer that timeless summons: Nature Calls…read more This rest area delivers exactly what you want in that moment of urgency--easy off, easy on, and plenty of parking. No stress, no circling, no drama. The grounds are impressively well-kept. I counted three or four staff members actively tending to the place--grass being cut here, hedges trimmed there, a trash can getting emptied like it owed someone money. There's a clear, ongoing effort to keep things tidy, and it shows. Dog owners will appreciate the nicely shaded walking area. When we passed through, a couple was out enjoying the weather with their Shelties, living their best roadside life. There are also a few picnic tables for those who prefer to turn a pit stop into a proper pause. Now, the building itself... let's just say it's rocking a bit of a "vintage charm." From the outside, it feels dated compared to some of the more modern rest areas along I-65. Inside, it's clean--but again, definitely due for a facelift. There's a noticeable disinfectant aroma in the air. Whether that's reassuring or a little aggressive depends on your perspective, but hey--at least you know they're trying. A freshly mopped floor (thoughtfully cordoned off) confirmed that cleanliness is taken seriously. The men's and women's facilities are located on opposite sides, each with what appears to be two sections. In the men's room, the faucets are... adventurous. Instead of a smooth stream, you get a dozen tiny jets firing off like a synchronized water show. Functional? Yes. Elegant? Not so much. If you're feeling snacky, there are several surprisingly well-stocked vending machines--perfect for a quick grab, assuming you're okay with highway pricing doing its thing. At the end of the day, this rest area fulfills its core mission: a reliable, clean stop when nature calls. It's not going to win any design awards, but it gets the job done. A little modernization would go a long way--but in the meantime, it's a solid pit stop when you need it most.

This is a nice rest stop that we stopped in this afternoon. On our way home from Indiana. We were…read moredriving on down the road side on the right side. We need a visa restrooms went in my Stabley Schmidt. Bathrooms could've been cleaned a little bit but it's a little nice location and got the job done. So we handle our business get back in the car and headed on down the road.

This is found in the rest stop off I-65. Since I could check in on Yelp I did. I also have a…read moremission to be the first to review more things than other humans and I wanted people to know where I was last if I was murdered in the middle of no-where or went missing. They have brochures and stuff to direct you to the things to do in Indiana that aren't Mike Pence's favorite things like resurrecting the AIDS epidemic or restricting other people's civil liberties. Really, how did the same state that gave us Larry Bird and Leslie Knope ALSO give us Mike Pence?

Tracy & David were incredible hosts! We went for my girlfriend's birthday, and they surprised us…read morewith fresh strawberries in the room, a birthday card, and chocolate for her. They gave us suggestions on where to eat dinner and we even enjoyed sitting out on the porch and simply getting to know them. The property is beautiful and every room is perfectly decorated and has a view of the river. They made us a special breakfast in the morning along with tea and coffee. We will definitely be back and cannot wait to visit again!

Perfectly serviceable rest area soon after you enter the state via I-65. The next closest one is a…read moretad under 50 miles still in Kentucky. These rest areas serve as important...well, rest areas for travelers and truckers. Those in the trucking industry say the for-profit truck stops off of many intersections are often full and sometimes come with baggage in the form of illicit drugs or illicit activity. There's also the pressure of paying for services even if you don't intend to walk in and use the facilities. With these rest areas being in fairly remote areas off of interstates, these also serve as important points so truckers can rest. Or travelers can switch drivers without having to do a Chinese Fire Drill on the interstate. The amenities here are your basic rest area stuff (federal law prohibits the sale of goods, though there is a carve out for vending machines). Restrooms are clean and drinking fountains are available if you need to refill your water bottle. There is a good amount of green space if you traveled with your dog and he's bouncing off the car walls and needs to stretch his legs. There are 2017 maps if you want to go retro or learn how to read a map. And there is an office for the attendant in what I assume is only occupied 9-5 Monday through Friday. Why did I take off one star? The bottled water cost $2. I know, I know...captive audience. But I can imagine buying in bulk the state of Indiana could get a slightly cheaper price if they tried.

Nice rest stop, clean and well lit…read more There is a lot of informational pamphlets and maps in the main building, all free for the taking. Vending machines were decently stocked when I stopped by, bathrooms were relatively clean too. Nice stop for a weary driver.