So, most of these reviews seem to be really old. This isn't the Vernon Inn any more; now it's…read moreAmeracinn by Wyndham. I found this place to be just fine. My room was big, the front desk was friendly, and the breakfast was pretty good! The value for the money was great. I had a king room and was surprised by how large the room was.

The Hotel didn't look like it was great from the outside, but once I got in my room, it was much…read morelarger that I thought, clean, everything worked, and the bed was actually very comfortable. I had a nice stay. The front office lady was personable and we had a nice chat. For the price I thought it was an A+ rating.

Got two Vera Bradley bags for only 20 dollars! The woman was nice but seemed paranoid. Clothes are…read moredefinitely more middle aged so I didn't find any clothes there.

I used to love going here and have always been very friendly with the owner, and she was friendly…read morein return. Until about a month ago, The owner confronted me, in front of other customers, and accused me of being someone she kicked out of the store last spring for shoplifting and she said I was acting funny the last time I went in because I didn't make eye contact with her and that is a sure sign of someone shoplifting, so she asked me to put my purse in front of the counter if I wanted to continue to shop. (I was not the person that she kicked out nor did I shoplift, nor was I acting any different than I always have other than 1 time I went in there to try to calm my anxiety and use retail therapy to calm my nerves, like I have done many times without being accused of "acting funny"). I told her that I have never been kicked out nor would I ever steal from her and that her comment actually really hurt because I used to come in there regularly and have slowed going because money is tight right now and I now live in Onalaska, she apologized after she realized I wasn't the person, but still made me leave my $300 Coach purse by the counter (which at first I had no problem with) until she continued to follow me around the store like I was the girl that stole from her. I was absolutely mortified and humiliated... I went back a week later and she treated me exactly the same way.. Except for this time she, ask me if i was going to try anything on which I thought was odd because she knows I ALWAYS try on my clothes if the dressing rooms are available, which they always have been even during COVID-19, so she then asked me what I had (which she has never done) counted and looked at all my things before I went into the dressing room and then continued to ask me about the things I had in the dressing room with me. I didn't end up buying anything because I felt so humiliated and disrespected again. I will never go back here based on those last 2 experiences regardless of that being one of my favorite places to go.. I won't give my hard earned money to someone that treats there customers that way, end of story. One more thing I'll add, Everyone else in the store had their purses, on both occasions and didn't have to leave their purse at the counter, and they were able to walk around the store freely without having a shadow and they were able to go into the dressing room without being harrassed as they tried on clothes.. There are many more places that I feel better deserve my hard earned money, and my money goes to charity not a women that treats me like a criminal. So my review in short, don't go here if you want to be treated like a criminal and have someone apologize and then continue to treat you like such. I have morals and values and clearly the owner doesn't know what an apology means.

I started shopping at Monsoor's in the early 90's. They have a nice selection of guns & ammo, in…read moreaddition to fishing supplies and hunting gear. Good prices on used guns, too. It's hard to miss Monsoor's, with the giant arrow appearing to stick out of the building.

I think I will be doing most of my reloading and gun shopping here because they actually carry what…read moreI want and are informative about their products. I tried their competitor down the street and instantly got an attitude from a hefty fellow there, plus lied to about where I could or couldn't find what I was looking for.

I just purchased a new Velotric E-bike from wrench & Roll. They went over the whole bike on how…read moreeverything works and set up the App on phone to sync with the bike. And the test ride was great I like how Wrench and Roll is located on the North Side of Lacrosse. Great location to test ride it reminds me of the neighborhood bike shop growing up Great guys. Thanks SS

This is the only bike shop in the area that sells belt drive bikes. It's also the only one that…read morereally knows how to work on belt drives. Service is top notch, and reliable. This is the place you want to take your bike, even if it's got a chain drive.

Our stay was very spontaneous, it was just perfect! Clean friendly & very private. Cash only.read more

I bought my wedding dress here yesterday and needed to make a last-minute change. They were so…read moreaccommodating and called me right back and we were able to make that change for me. They eased my stress and I'm so happy with my decision!! I can't wait to wear the dress on our wedding day!

Treated my daughter horribly rude, humiliated her by demanding she take off a dress she was…read morepermitted to try on because someone else wanted to buy it. They took the dress from her and never came back. She left in tears. Thanks for ruining her senior year prom experience!

Should really update your website and let people know your not open even though your website shows…read moreyour open

So here I am again checking out this Military Surplus store. They really do have a lot of stuff…read more It's fun to just browse through the store and check everything out. Needed a new belt and they have lots of different styles of military belts to choose from. All in all it's just a very nice store with very nice people running it.

Great place, good sized rooms,owners are the nicest people you could hope to meet. Very clean and…read moreclose to lacrosse , right next to the river so great for fishing trips. Deffenitly would stay there again

Karma has a funny way of kicking your ass sometimes. It's funny when you think about it actually…read more All the times I've had to stay in two bit motels whilst working in some Boony town I've never really had a big problem. That is until I had to room down in the Genoa Motel for a week while working at the Dairy land Power Cooperative power plant nearby. I must preface this by saying that the proprietor and manager is a very nice older gentlemen by the name of James. I found his service and demeanor to be very welcoming and never had an issue with him at all. Rather it was the shabby quarters he offered for the week that I have to take some issues with. The room had no dresser what so ever. Just two desks instead? Weird. The comforters had holes in them, the towels were old, and few and far between. The fridge that came with the place was alright, until I opened it up and found that the last guest had left old sausage and cheese in there. It had already begun to grow a thick crust of mold and had clearly been in there for at least a two weeks. The bathroom had one toilet, one rickety stand in shower and one sink no more no less. The toilet over flooded twice while I was there. The hot water ran out in like five minutes. The "cable TV." was basic cable with no decent channels on it(i.e. no skin flick channels). The base board heater was far to small to heat the entire room at night. A stale pot of coffee. Add to this the fact that there was some creepy extra chromosome having' lady who worked there and weirded me the fvck out. It was quite possibly the worst hotel I've had the displeasure of staying in. Shame on you Genoa motel. Then again what can one expect from a $99 a week motel? I guess the shame is more on yours truly