This used to be my favorite, happy place. I miss the quaint cabins, the most AWESOME breakfasts…read more Alas: I will NEVER spend my $$ here again. Not that Gavin gives ANY fucks, anyway, for us regulars...

We have just finished a 3-day stay here and were very pleased with our experience. The small…read moredetails were appreciated and the serene surroundings made for a perfect getaway. The flexibile yet delicious breakfast options were a wonderful bonus!

Our group of 3 families (with 7 teens between us) used Hillside as our base while skiing at…read moreCascade. The home is lovely and cozy, in a beautiful setting. Monica is a gracious and friendly host, who provided an amazing cooked breakfast each morning.

From the owner: This home is a unique take on a classic B&B. A private driveway and entrance gives you full access…read moreto first and second floors of this entire historic house. When the whole house is not booked then you can book by room. The rooms are the Navy Bedroom, the Family Bedroom, the Nook Bedroom and the Master Bedroom. If booking by room or by whole house you are offered a breakfast served exclusively for you and your guests. The basement is the private apartment of the owner which has its own driveway and entrance to maintain your privacy during the stay. Enjoy a quiet morning cup of coffee and homemade breakfast for you and your guests taking in the beautiful views of Lake Delton through the trees. Home is located on a quiet wooded lot. Location is a few minutes away from all Wisconsin Dells area attractions. After an exciting day return to your quiet spacious home away from home and make a meal or snack in the fully equipped kitchen. Or just enjoy some relaxing time out by the fire pit with your friends and family. You may see my "pet" deer that roam the land. Staying at the Hillside B&B is a heart warming experience that will leave you feeling like you are part of the family.

Me and my husband had a wonderful stay at the cottage! It's such a hidden gem. It has comfortable…read morebed, very cute yard, quiet. The hosts are very nice and friendly. The breakfast was personally made to our taste and very good! It has several rooms in the house and two cottage attached just a few steps away. This is a great place to celebrate a special event or honeymoon. We high recommend it!

Ever looking for a place that's a bit off the beaten path? Somewhere that is secluded and away from…read morethe craziness of the touristy Dells strip but close enough to enjoy the attractions? My wife and I have stayed here a few times over the years and LOVE it! The cottages are beautiful and well appointed. The breakfasts are soo good. The owners take care of anything you need and are great company to chat with and share stories. Check this place out if you don't want to stay at the hustle bustle of the big resorts or hotels, you won't regret it and will be coming back again!

Since we pulled in it was like seeing your relative for the first time in a long time, Dorothy was…read morealso great with my 2 kids who are 7 and 6 yrs old... She was like a mother to them, they had a great time feeding the calfs that were just born and we got to see the cows in the barn. We went to Wisconsin dells which was only 1/2 hour away.. You must have good phone provider cause the reception could be bad here and there, they do have wifi available which is very helpful if you have to do some emails for workei. At nite time we had a Bon fire with marshmallows and seen the stars that were so clear I thought we could touch them...p.s. You just have kids that can actually sit down without being hyper as hell LOL !! Just a suggestion. As a senior Advisor for TripAdvisor.com I give this review 100% overall but I wish I can give them 200% I love Dorothy and Don like my own parents, you have to be stupid not to stay here for the money, I'm surprise they do t charge $200 a night which they should.

From the owner: Valley Springs Farm Bed and Breakfast offers the tranquility of rural life with easy access to…read morerecreational, cultural and culinary activities. Innkeepers Don and Dorothy Harms operate a working dairy farm which offers the sights and sounds of the country from sandhill cranes returning in the spring to newborn calves frolicking in the straw. The 255 acre farm is a mix of woodlands, pastures, rolling cropland, and wetlands supporting abundant wildlife and our grazing cattle. Valley Springs Farm has been operated as a dairy farm by the Harms family for 135 years. Are you curious about a farmer's job producing milk for the public? - "Farmer Don" is willing to share his lifetime of farming experience with you. Farm tours and /or hayrides available with advance reservation. On our tour, you can feed a calf, see what cows eat, how they are milked, or get your picture taken with one of our antique John Deere tractors. You can stroll through the gardens enjoying flowers, berries, vegetables and fresh fruits in season. Spend some time picking plump raspberries or crisp apples. If you are an early riser, head outside to relax on the front porch and watch the ducks on the pond as you sip a cup of gourmet coffee. You can also choose to sit by the campfire at night and spend an evening with a loved one gazing at the stars. Located in rural Reedsburg, this country getaway is a half an hour drive away from popular attractions like the Wisconsin Dells or Spring Green.

The rooms were very nice and clean the breakfast was decent and the view during breakfast was…read moreawesome. If you get to it early you can have the place to yourself. The only downsides are how the tv was really small the automatic lights in the bathroom in my opinion are annoying and the door to the bathroom is pretty loud other than that it was a very nice room

We booked this online via our United Airlines app. The pictures are absolutely deceiving, not at…read moreall what we were expecting. The room smelled dingy, carpets were atrocious, the walls need cleaning, cobwebs everywhere, dead bugs on the corners of the ceiling, bed smelled funny, furniture run-downed and the list goes on and on. Do not stay here! Also, if you sort the reviews from worst to best, you will see they also have bed bugs in the past. Do yourself a favor and stay elsewhere. We checked in and out within 20 mins.

This is the best Bed and Breakfast my husband and I have ever stayed at, and we've tried many from…read moreCape Cod to California. Dave and Trudy are such warm and helpful hosts, making you feel so cared for and pampered. The Inn is so beautiful and immaculately clean with a view you never get tired of. We stayed in the Birds Nest room which was just perfect for us. Amazing view, comfortable bed, tub with spa jets, separate toilet room and two sinks - just perfect! Trudy is an amazing chef and Dave is the friendliest server at breakfast, serving up fresh baked goods, yogurt/granola, juice/coffee/artesian water, fresh fruit of many varieties, and the most delicious and lovely presentation for main courses. We were so impressed with every breakfast. At 5:30 pm every evening, Dave hosts "happy hour" in the Indigo Lounge, where you can sit at the bar, take in the view and enjoy some fine wine and a really delicious charcuterie plate put together by Trudy. Dave is great to talk to and has so many recommendations for the area. We took most of his recommendations for what to eat and drink at restaurants and were not disappointed! The grounds are beautifully manicured with so many trails and an outdoor spa (which we enjoyed a couple times while again taking in the view) and there is a sauna and exercise area inside too. We would love to come back and enjoy Dave and Trudy's amazing hospitality.

Very unique lodging experience. As some jerk off the street, I'm used to being treated like some…read morejerk off the street. I did not expect the owners to treat me and my wife like honored guests in their own home, but that's how it is. Very interesting husband and wife team who are very skilled at making a rich experience and tailoring the visit to your interests. The coolest part of the stay for me were the happy hours that Dave hosted. We had a lot of fun swapping stories with Dave and other guests who were also up for some good drinks. Breakfast was also pretty awesome. The manor is a beautiful campus that exceeds the verbal description and pictures. Lots of richness in the back story can be gleaned from conversation with Dave. To be honest, we werent looking for a bed and breakfast or a resort like retreat since we came to do some hiking, do some leaf peeping, and do some tourist stuff with a friend. By the time check out came around, we wished we budgeted more time relaxing at the manor. Definitely plan to book here again next time we do a Wisconsin vacation.

Wow. What an unexpected gem. If you are looking for an original, out of the box place to stay this…read moreis the place. Anita's warmth, energy, and love that she gives to all of her guests is so amazing. On Sundays she serves her guests (and if you call ahead to reserve a spot you can enjoy this too!) an absolutely amazing breakfast...all homemade with love. Our daughters got to ring an enormous bell on the lawn at 9:00 announcing breakfast and wow...what can I say about this breakfast! We thoroughly enjoyed Anita's freshly made crepes complete with powdered sugar and her lovingly delicious jams along with fresh whipped cream. The inn and food are just like out of another world. She played the piano, we sang, it was just warm and totally out there and awesome. The guest cabins and rooms are all lovely, simple, and CLEAN. The beds had super soft sheets, comfy blankets, and I loved the fact that our kids had their own room that was still attached to ours. Keep an open mind--this isn't a chain establishment. This inn is a gem of a place and one never knows how much longer we'll be able to enjoy the unique nook of hospitality that Thunder Valley Inn has to offer. Support this local establishment just like Anita supports the local farmers and community. Best breakfast food I've ever had--quite simply I really hope we can be back to experience this again...!

So close yet so far from Wisconsin Dells…read more.. About three minutes from the downtown section of Wisconsin Dells is a wonderful little Norwegian-themed bed and breakfast. It's small; there are only 11 rooms in the entire B&B (seven in a master hut, three in a smaller ranch house and one cozy wee hus [house]). Beyond rooms, there is a kitchen that customarily has coffee and a homemade afternoon snack each day. There is a wall of VCR tapes and shelves of board games to bring up to your room. The style within each room has its own theme, but is an excellent hybrid of semi-modern convenience and the folksy charm of the past. The price range is perfect for the modest budget -- $69-$139. Each room includes a small TV/VCR combo, microwave and fridge, books/mags (range from vacation guides to recent novels to stories that reflect their Scandinavian heritage). Rooms are painted with art and style that celebrates the old country. The service is family managed and exceptionally friendly. During the week, Anita (owner) visits with the guests and serves up some wonderful breakfast, hokey expressions and piano-based games. You may see her daughters (both married, sorry guys), serve tables or give you the introductory tour (they have day jobs). Thunder Valley Inn's farm is devoted to rehabbed goats, peacocks, sheep, geese, rabbit and cats/kittens; this in itself, makes it an experience for the lil' ones. If your child is out there early enough he/she may be able to help out feeding the rabbit or milking the goat. Other family-related amenities include evening pit fires, lawn games and other little items that add to the joy of your stay. However, there is one indispensable feature and that is the farm-raised / homemade breakfast. My wife and child are fussy eaters, but finish breakfast satisfied every time. During the week, Thunder Valley serves up eggs, potatoes, sausage, ham, bread, pancakes, yogurt, granola, coffee, juices, milk and a special treat. Anita will make sure everyone is barely able to walk before she leaves you alone [no, she is not feeding you for the kill, that's too obvious of a 'joke']. Saturdays and Sundays have breakfasts open to the public. I would opt for their Sunday buffet; it includes the same items listed plus goat cheese, flatbread, fruit, bacon and herring. Eat up and enjoy. Eight years ago, I came to eat breakfast once while staying at a brand new cookie cutter hotel in Wisconsin Dells. After eating the breakfast and touring the grounds, I realized that I would never look for another place to stay. Years and numerous stays since have validated that stance. If you are taking a trip with your family or your other, this is the perfect friendly place to relax after combat with other Dells tourists.

Truly memorable bed & breakfast…read more The Victorian mansion was built in the late 1800's, renovated into a well-appointed b&b with modern luxuries. Delicious multi-course breakfast. Vicki and Allen were so kind and welcoming from the very beginning. Highly recommend this oasis of a b&b :)

We had such a beautiful time at Victorian Dreams. The house is quite lovely and so clean. The hosts…read morewere incredibly warm and friendly. They offered us local wine and cheese upon arrival. And even homemade baked cookies in the evening. Breakfast was just wonderful and fresh! We can't wait to come back. https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g60040-d1994481-r498556206-Victorian_Dreams_Bed_and_Breakfast-Lodi_Wisconsin.html#

We were very fortunate to stay at Victorian Dreams BnB this fall. We were absolutely pleased and…read moreawed with the entire stay, from beginning to end. This was our first stay at the property, and every detail, from the check-in, breakfast and beauty of the guest rooms was unparalleled. The owners have done an amazing job at restoring the property and providing superb customer service and care for you. Our stay was better than we could have hoped for! The entire goal of the trip was relaxation and Victorian Dreams made it possible. The room was cozy, unique and comfortable. The breakfast was delicious--huge fan of the caramel french toast. We stayed in the fall, and the Lodi area was beautiful, but this is a location that is worth booking, during any season. We're extensive travelers and are experienced BnB users and providers. Victorian Dreams, and its' owners, are by far at the top our list! We wish we could have stayed longer and will make it a point to come back here annually. We're very lucky to have such a nice place less than an hour away from us in Wisconsin and are eagerly anticipating our next chance to stay agai. Don't hesitate booking a stay here, you will not regret it!

This place saved us from an awful experience at another hotel (have a look at my last review of the…read moreSemen Express - ugggggggg). It's not pretty, but it's clean and the service is impeccable. Comes with breakfast, WiFi, great large television and- did I mention? It's clean. No stains, hairs, or bodily emissions to add to your trip. Even had plenty of parking to go around, and a great restaurant across the roadway. Really don't know why people have such low reviews, completely not deserved. Do yourself a favor and stay here, avoid the Inn.

Our family was on a multi-state road trip and taking our hotel stays day-by-day. When we decided to…read moreland in the Wisconsin Dells area, we were debating whether to spend 1 night or 2 in the area. I came upon the Voyageur Inn and was attracted to it because it boasted of WiFi, a pool/hot tub, an on-site restaurant and bar. I saw from the pictures that it is an older property, but we'd been having good luck with older properties this trip, finding several that were clean and comfortable, and we hoped for the same from Voyageur. I envisioned that we might be able to use the pool with our tween, then my husband and I might enjoy a cocktail at the bar in the evening while he played with his friends on his iPad in the room. If the room/amenities had been as comfortable as we'd hoped, we'd have stayed 2 nights. We ended up leaving after 1, and gratefully so. First, there is no WiFi in the rooms, they say they're "working on it," but based on the signage it doesn't seem like they're planning on finishing that "work" anytime soon. The woman at check-in was sitting at a desk in a back office facing the front, but still made us ring the bell before she would come out, though she knew we were standing there. She couldn't find our reservation initially. She finally found it, and gave us our keys. We noted that the main hall smelled funny, and the halls where the rooms are located are DARK. Looks like something out of a horror movie walking up. We opened our first room and it was HOT. I turned the AC on and noticed it didn't seem to be blowing very cold, but we thought we'd go to dinner and leave it running, and see if it cooled down. It didn't. When we got back and it was still hot, we went to the front desk (rang the bell again), and the woman's response after we told her we went to dinner and came back was, "It just takes a while, give it 10 minutes." We said it's already been over an hour. She said, "Well, I'd have to come check it," as if we wouldn't want her to do that. We said, "Yes, please do!" She did come confirm that the AC wasn't working, and told us maintenance wasn't in. We asked for a different room, and she said she could move us, but the other room's door key wasn't working so she'd have to figure out the key. We asked to be moved, and after some time she was able to bring us a key for the new room. We learned that the restaurant and bar is only open from 5-8 in the evenings, so no chance of that evening cocktail. No towels at the pool, we used our room towels. The WORST part of the whole stay, though, was what passed for a "bed"! Sleeping on the floor might have been worse, but not by much. The king-sized bed was literally like sleeping on a cot. It doesn't even feel like a real bed. Thinnest mattress I've ever seen in my life. That alone would be reason enough to cut our stay short, if we had planned on being there more than one night. It was truly awful. Pros: The rooms are large. They were satisfactorily clean. There was a stain on the carpet and some stray hairs in the bathroom, but other than that it did seem pretty clean. And the complimentary breakfast ticket at the restaurant next door IS nice. We had a great breakfast of scrambled eggs, meat, toast with jelly, and coffee, in a nice sit-down restaurant atmosphere, free of charge. That was nice. Also, the Norman Rockwell art collection on site is pretty cool. There's a nice little biographical write-up of Norman Rockwell available in the lobby, and their collection of his complete works is on display in the halls leading to the restaurant. That being said, our overall experience at the Voyageur Inn was... lacking. We've stayed in some old hotels and motels that were really well-run, clean, and nice. This wasn't that. This was a property in decline in EVERY way, not just by age. Do not recommend.