An absolutely breathtaking bed and breakfast. The hosts were amazing. They were so much fun, gave…read moreus the inside scoop on where to go and what to see. We had an early morning fishing charter and there was hot coffee and snacks ready to go by the time we left at 530am! We will definitely be back. Oh, and the bed - TO DIE FOR!!! I must know the mattress brand and everything else that was on your beds - SO comfy!

This place was just ridiculous. Beautiful room (we had the privilege of staying in the Ballroom),…read moresuperb customer service, the most comfortable bed we have ever slept on, access to an organ, spacious kitchen and living room, and great breakfast options. If and when we move here (even if that does not happen), we will definitely be recommending this B&B to our family, friends, and anyone else that we come across. We only got to meet Jay and he's just a spectacular person and host.

We have been staying at Amil's Inn annually since about 2015. Their consistent high quality service…read moreand space is unique in our experience. The rooms are all very clean and fresh and the breakfast (and afternoon treat) is amazing. They accommodate my gluten allergy with amazing scones and cookies as well as the usual breakfast savories like egg bake, bacon, sausage, potatoes. They're our favorite place to visit and we will continue going back as long as we and they are able.

My boyfriend and I made a trip to the area for the purpose of riding the 400 and Elroy Sparta rail…read moretrails this August. We based ourselves out of Amil's for two nights, and we were on our bikes only! The only down side of this lodging choice was the 2.5 mile ride to Amil's from the trail, but Hwy 131 was not super busy and felt completely safe to ride on. I'm not a regular B&B person at all, they are usually not my first choice in lodging. But this trip proved a B&B, AMil's in particular, was the best choice. Anita is the owner and proprietor of Amil's and she certainly knows what she's doing! The accommodations were super comfortable and the house, the rooms, the bathrooms and everything were off the charts clean. Breakfasts were also off the charts tasty and filling -- my only complaint is I could barely clean my plate there was so much to eat, and I didn't want to be rude by leaving anything to go to waste. Turns out the fuel was needed for the rides anyway, but....Yes, fresh wonderful breakfasts with ingredients from Anita's gardens, couldn't be beat. And endless coffee. We also enjoyed a morning stroll around the gardens and an evening sitting on the front porch watching the sunset. (The Cenex in town has a good beer and snacks selection and we enjoyed a dinner at the Hitching Post Bar in town one night). We didn't partake in sitting out back at the fire pit, but noticed the basket of s'mores supplies available for guests. Anita is delightful, and every detail was taken care of. Bottom line is Amil's was a lovely experience and I highly recommend staying here!

This is a great B & B. Beautifully decorated old home with large rooms and a beautiful view of the…read moreMississippi Great breakfast, cordial hosts, reasonable price. Best of the 5 B & Bs we stayed in on our recent Great River Road trip. Worth a stop in Trempealeau which has nothing else to offer (other than watching boats go through the locks).

Great place and a great value for the price. The rooms are spacious, clean, and air-conditioned…read more Ours had a terrace with a view of the Mississippi. Trains run alongside the river quite frequently, but didn't wake us up because the doors and windows must be new and well-sealed. The hosts let you come and go as you please, and are welcoming and willing to talk about the area and things to do there. Breakfast was AOK. While you're in the neighborhood, check out the bike trails (the local bike store, Blue Heron, has maps and sells trail passes). Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be a good public beach (that we knew of), so we had to trespass to take a dip (oops!). Sullivan's Supper Club is within a mile of the B&B and worth a jaunt for dinner, but the Trempealeau Hotel is within shorter walking distance and is open late.

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.

Beyond the COVID era issues, I'd probably have given 3.5/4 stars. For the price, I wasn't that…read moreimpressed ($310 for one night); however, nothing was outright bad. The property itself is gorgeous. We really enjoyed the trails and love that our Baby Dog could join us. This review is for the Queen/Presidential Suite and Garden Suite building. The biggest issue is that one of the staff wasn't wearing a mask and (more than once) got closer than 6 ft from us to talk into our faces. Given she works in a facility with random guests coming and going, she could easily become a superspreader especially given that guests aren't required to wear masks in public buildings. At least four other guests came into the lodge without masks and talked over the self-service breakfast bar. If we hadn't been the first people at breakfast, no way we'd have eaten from that Grim Reaper buffet. Yikes! Even a beautiful location with tasty food can't totally make up for the increase in risk for getting COVID/myocarditis from non-compliance with common sense infection prevention measures! The room was fine, and the bathroom was good. There was no bar soap to wash our hands, and there was only one coffee pod and no creamer or sugar. There was no sound privacy either. Through the wall, we could hear perfectly the people next to us. I know their dog's food schedule and their family dynamics now. Lulz. I think this sound issue would be a moot point in one of the cabins. We ordered a fruit platter, veggie platter, and a bottle of wine. All were fresh and tasty.

I came across this place after searching for dog friendly resorts. They allow all dogs regardless…read moreof breed or weight. We spent the weekend here as a family. The cottage was cute and cozy. Enough space for us. This place is also like a B&B they serve breakfast in the morning in the lodge. It was delicious. Homemade recipes. We fed their three llamas on-site. We walked the trails on the property and ventured into town. They also have disc golf courses. The owners are happy to make suggestions for restaurants or places to visit. At night we had a fire and made s'mores. Then laid out under the stars. It is so quiet out there. A perfect getaway from the cities. We can't wait to go back. Everyone was so friendly.

We just got back from our stay at Brambleberry. What a treat! The rooms were beautifully…read moredecorated and the food was absolutely delicious! We had so much fun at the Saturday night dinner, talking and enjoying delicious homemade wine and food. The owners are knowledgeable about what they are making, where it is coming from, and the way they grow and prepare the majority of the food they make! My only real caution is to say that WHEN you stay here, "(because you should!) do your best to drive up during the day. The B&B is a bit remote for this Chicago gal, and the roads at night are dark and twisty. We are looking forward to coming back!

My husband and I stayed in October 2016. We arrived in the evening after a gorgeous drive in. Took…read moreadvantage of the free wine tasting for guests, had a couple local beers and ordered a delicious pizza. Sherry gave us a great little tour of the B&B. The decor is just adorable. Retired to our room (Shepherd's Loft) with a very tasty bottle of wine, complimentary treats, and a movie. Our room was perfect for us, the smallest one I think, but plenty of room and a very nice bathroom. Even though the part of the house was built in the 20's, everything seemed new. Got wifi in our room. The bed and linens were super comfy. Breakfast was at a not-too-early 9:00am and was delicious. I was glad I didn't make lunch plans, we were barely hungry by dinner time. We got a fun little tour of the winery operations downstairs by Chris. We couldn't get the sheep or donkeys to come to the fence to be pet, but they are friendly. Sadly we had to head onto the next leg of our trip, otherwise we would have done some of the trails. Sherry and Chris were really nice, personable, and funny. We absolutely loved our short stay and plan to come back next year. There are a ton of places to hike, bike, canoe, eat, shop, all within 30-40 min of that area, but I love that their place is at the end of their own road. Stayed October 2016

We enjoyed three peaceful nights at the Inn. Having a group of three we booked the second floor of…read morethe second house at the Inn. The second floor includes two bedrooms, a large family room, full kitchen and a deck. Very nice! The bathroom was large with a whirlpool for two. All of the furniture and decor was top notch. The beds are very nice Amish oak and the sheets were very high quality - smooooth. Everything was very comfortable! Outside the house we had a grill, swing, fire pit and lots of land to hike. Breakfast is not included in this suite but it was no problem making arrangements with Nora for a couple of mornings. We enjoyed talking with Pete, Nora and other guests - Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Georgia being represented this weekend. While relaxing at the Inn is no problem I would strongly recommend two side trips: 1) The Shrine to the Our Lady of Guadelupe in LaCrosse. It is a one hour drive and it is amazing! Check it out on Yelp. I put up some photos but they don't do it justice. 2). Pete and Nora had suggested two places to eat in the area. The pizza at the Country Gardens motel was darn good and the prices for pizza and the other menu items was darn reasonable. It's about 15 minutes away in Soldiers Grove. If you want 5 star food then you need to keep driving another 15 minutes to The Driftless Cafe in Viroqua. The Beef Tenderloin was Outstanding and the desserts (especially the carrot cake) were excellent too! Prices are a bit higher but well worth it for this very fresh and delicious meal! We heard from other guests that they went biking on the Sparta railroad trail and had a great time. Next time we'll bring our bikes.

We (my best friend and I - along with my two young sons), found this charming retreat on accident…read more We decided to road trip from Central WI to Galina, IL. We got to Dubuque, IA and started looking for hotels in 100 mile radius - EVERYTHING WAS BOOKED! So I started "Yelping" I saw this B&B had 5 stars and we know why ! It's immaculate! Gorgeous grounds, kept in perfect condition. We arrived late, and was warmly greeted by one of the owners, Pete. We all introduced ourselves and then made way to our cabin. It's a two bedroom adorable, good sized cabin. First bedroom has two twin beds, and the second bedroom has a queen bed, there is a large futon in the living room. Bathroom is good size with a stand up shower. The sweet cabin has a full size refrigerator and nice kitchen. It's very clean and well cared for. If you are in the area, don't pass this up!

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!

Giving this place a 5 star review because it has become my parents' favorite place to go!…read more Every time they visit, we hear for weeks about their wonderful experience. The cabins are an oasis for them, and knowing there's a place out there that brings my parents so much joy is an amazing feeling. I've also gotten to try the cookies and cake cups from there, and they're 10/10. Thanks for giving my parents their "happy place"!

Stayed here last week for a business trip. It was everything I wanted and more. Very quiet and…read morevery comfortable accommodations. Carol was able to accommodate my VERY late arrival time and generally made life easy. I had a great breakfast cooked for me every morning. The day I left, I had to leave before 5am -- there was a sack breakfast waiting for me to take on the way to the airport. Thanks! Oh, and there's a baby-grand piano downstairs!

We stayed here recently, when we were in the area for a wedding. Our group took over this location…read moreand it's sister facility. The proprietors were excellent hosts, very friendly and helpful, and put on a wonderful rehearsal dinner the night before the wedding, and excellent breakfasts every morning. The room that we occupied was clean and spacious. When we accidentally left a belonging in our room upon leaving, Carol Roth was kind enough to find it and send it on to Ca., at her own expense! We will be back when we're next in the area...

We'll be back! My husband and I stayed in the Birds Nest and two other couples in our group stayed…read morein the Deer Meadow. The cabins are roomy and very clean. The Birds Nest could easily accommodate 4 people and the Deer Meadow could easily accommodate 6. We really enjoyed the privacy of these cabins and spent a great deal of time on the deck enjoying evening cocktails and games and morning coffee. We had fun shopping at all the Amish shops nearby and took a morning canoe trip on the Kickapoo. Others in our group took advantage of the bicycle trails.

This place was phenomenal. Joe in his wife were fantastic hosts. We stayed in 2 of their cabins…read morewhile trout fishing the Kickapoo tributaries. Joe was very knowledgeable in the area and put us on our keepers for the Trip. This was such an amazing place our group intends to return for some deer hunting in the future. The wildlife is abundant, and you're far enough away to get lost in nature . I can't recommend this place enough check out rocked and bar for some nice food at great prices. A big thank you to the Fisher family, thanks for making our trip so wonderful hope to see you soon!