What a marvelous bed and breakfast! We loved our suite and the ambience at Roost. We stayed in the…read moreBella suite and had breakfast delivered so we could lounge in the mornings. It was hot and very tasty. The owner wasn't there, but Megan did a great job of filling in. Everything about the room was perfect. The closet had a fridge and Kuerig with not just coffee! (Thank you as I love hot cocoa), the king bed was comfy and luxurious. It had a cute reading nook but the bathroom was spectacular. If I ever build a house this would be what I would add. The suite was well stocked with bubble bath, candles, nice towels and the comfiest robes. Bonus for Halloween candy! I would recommend this to anyone. We can't wait to come back.

My boyfriend and I stayed at the Roost Bed & Breakfast on our recent visit to Wisconsin. To say we…read morewere pleased is an understatement--this was by far the best stay I've ever had in any hotel/inn, anywhere. We stayed in the Hunt Suite, which was beautifully appointed. We had all of the comforts of home: a fireplace, a fridge, a gigantic bed, a large en-suite bathroom, and a huge jacuzzi bathtub (big enough for the two of us to enjoy together!). Breakfast was served at our requested time and we enjoyed it both in our room an in the dining room with other guests, depending on the day. De Ann is an absolutely fantastic cook; her breakfasts aren't to be missed. While we didn't spend much time in it, there is a lovely back garden with a screened in gazebo, a bubbling fountain, and yard games for your enjoyment. The Roost is conveniently located close to Neenah, downtown Appleton, and about 30 minutes south of Green Bay. There's even a lovely house dog, Zada, who was very excited to greet us and give us all the kisses we could ask for. We will most certainly be back and are recommending Roost Bed & Breakfast to every single person we've met, both in Wisconsin and elsewhere. If you're thinking about visiting, please do--it is absolutely incredible and a 5 star experience!

Each time I go to Wisconsin for the Midwest Renewable Energy Fair, I stay at this gorgeous inn. Tom…read moreand Bob are fantastic hosts, and cover every detail. The breakfasts are great, and they always fix me up with something special since I am vegetarian.

Great place. Bob and Tom were wonderful and the food was great. I would definitely go again…read more Thanks for a great weekend.

Based on my memories as a kid, I want to give the resort 5 stars... Now as the parent, staying for…read morea week with my family, I can only give it 3 due primarily to cost. 3 years in a row the price has increased without any added benefits. Why not include the use of a paddle board rather than charging an insane amount to rent? Add the perk of a few bundles of fire wood? We ended up canceling our reservation for this summer (2024) because we couldn't justify yet another increase. Staycations shouldn't break the bank. It's a shame, because the lake is glorious.

Coming to the end of our second full season! Sad as it's such a great, quiet place. We have met so…read moremany great people here and we're becoming a seasonal family!

Very clean... pool and beach area were very well kept... being that it's newer and upcoming the…read moretrees planted and small but in a few yrs will be beautiful... owners are fun and very outgoing

Great place to camp. Friendly staff, nice little bar/game room. Nice lake that allows motors, but…read morenot huge.

I was born in the early eighties and missed growing up in the seventies, unfortunate? perhaps…read more There was one place though that transcended the changes in home furnishings and decor that progressed through the late seventies and into the early eighties. This place was my grandparents home. Built in the late seventies it kept the same tacky decor for much of my childhood, running up into the early nineties. Blue Shag rugs, crushed-gold velvet couches, gaudy fake chandeliers, fake wood paneling, oil canvases of mountain views, "cottage cheese ceilings". All of these were to be encountered in any trip to my grandparents humble abode. I missed it. And then recently I had to book a motel for two weeks in the Appleton, WI for a gig at the nearby paper mill in Kaukauna, WI. I called them up and received an agreeable weekly rate. After the end of my first shift I headed to my reserved room in the early morning hours. When I walked in I whisked away back to my childhood and visits to my grandparents home all over again. The brown shag rug, the fake wood paneling, the oil canvases of mountain views, huge glass ash trays, the smell of years of hard cigarette smoking absorbed into the once white now yellow curtains, a small chairs with ball casters in front of a tri-level desk\ dresser. It was all very reminiscent of my days of yore in the home of Octavio and Dorothy. A couple times I found myself swilling Schlitz or Blatz from a can just to give the added effect of the late seventies complete with Electric Light Orchestra playing from the mammoth alarm clock\ radio. Good times, indeed. The sanitary conditions of the hotel were acceptable, although the fact they could only clean my room between the hours I was sleeping during the day was somewhat bothersome, but no big deal. Fresh towels and wash cloths were constant. The women whom took my reservation was very helpful and courteous as well. She kept me on the weekly rate even though I had stayed over the two weeks. The conditions were decent as well having a laundry mat in house as well. I found their refrigerators to be quite lacking in size, honestly. But, then again it kept a twelve pack, sausages, and jarred-pickled beets and cabbage cool enough. Some of my fellow brothers in the trade stayed in the same motel during the job, but in the older side and they complained about much, but also said it had lower rates on than my room, but much smaller. I found the "Snugg" to be such a gas that I invited some fellow boilermakers over at the end of the job for some beers early in the morning, oddly they did not share my fondness of the decor, perhaps they didn't have enough LaCross Lager.

The desk clerk who I spoke to told me that they were booked up for the days that I wanted. When I…read moreasked him what days they did have available, he then replied that the hotel is closed down and that they aren't currently open for business. His explanation was confusing. First, they're fully-occupied. Then, they're closed down?! Okay! Since I cannot verify this, I gave them the benefit of the doubt by rating it with 3 stars.

Funky old hotel with strange rooms. Showing it's age but this is a fine place to stay. Lakeside…read morelocation. Boat ramp on premises. Friendly beer bar.

The room was way way way older but I loved it make sure to pop on the bar for a nice beer and one…read moreof the best views ever

The folks who own the inn are very helpful. The rooms are comfortable (though not all have private…read morebaths). One of our group noted the mattress in their room wasn't terribly comfortable. Prepare to wake when the sun comes up as the window shades do not begin to block the rising sun, at least in the bedrooms in the inn. The breakfast was delicious, though heavy on carbs. I hope they consider offering some sort of egg with all breakfasts. Pancakes and French toast are good for breakfast but a side of a protein (other than sausage) should be part of all breakfasts. They have water out all day but it is always room temperature, not very refreshing on a hot day.

A charming Bed and Breakfast. The rural setting on the river is just beautiful and so peaceful…read moreand relaxing. The accommodations were clean and cozy. Paul and Shayna are the best hosts and so were all the pets. A wonderfully delicious breakfast was served daily. We spent a day kayaking and the special touches from our hosts made it the perfect day. Looking forward to returning. Diane and Roy Meyer