We had a lovely stay and can't wait to come back! The property is beautiful and it is so neat to…read moresee the animals. The cats hung around and walked the property with us! The bed was comfortable, the shower/bath is wonderful, and the breakfast was great! We had a nice bonfire in the gazebo, and had a good time hanging out in the loft with a pool table, foosball, video games & more! We definitely recommend Grandma's Cottage and will be back soon!

Husband and I stayed at Grandma's Cottage for one night and wish we had time to stay another! The…read morecottage is the perfect place to get away from the city and relax- we LOVED the outdoor fire pit. It's inside a gazebo so no worry about bugs- and they had music playing to set the mood (some Dean Martin!) The fireplace inside was ready to light, but since we had such great weather, we didn't use it. The jacuzzi tub is a fantastic place to relax after sitting out by the fire. They provided so many touches to make it a fabulous stay-- chocolate, toothbrushes, bubblebath, even flowers! We opted for brunch and received a HUGE tray of food-- bread, muffins, fruit, sausage, cheese, juice. We didn't see many of the animals but heard the rooster :) The history of the building is awesome, too. But I won't share it here- since you should go find out for yourself! In a way, I didn't want to share this review because I want to keep this place all to myself-- but they deserve to get more awesome guests! Go here. You will not regret it.

My husband and I came here to celebrate our 8th wedding anniversary and they were having a deal…read more(buy 1 night, get 1 night FREE), who can pass that up? Lol. We stayed in the Oxford cabin and ended up paying $271 for 2 nights. Still an awesome bed and breakfast, friendly staff, delicious complimentary cheese and wine of your choice. Small issue, it was lots of ants this visit. Maybe because it was warmer this visit, but they were everywhere. Besides that, great trip. Of course, we'll be back, we LOVE it here.

Love this place. Mu husband and I came here to celebrate our anniversary. It was our second visit,…read morebut the first one was nearly 10 years ago. Place has been maintained beautifully. Fantastic location and definitely walkable to downtown Lake Geneva, although if you have mobility issues, maybe not. Friendly staff, special little touches, and cozy cabins! We promised ourselves that we will not wait this long next time.

Absolutely perfect B&B! Quaint, charming, comfortable and close to downtown. Loved the historical…read moredecorations and original woodwork details. Our room was perfect and the bed was very comfy. Shared bathroom was a nice size. Homemade snacks and breakfast were amazing! Sheri is a wonderful host and we even got to meet her dog. A wonderful stay for New Years Eve! ********

Everything a B&B should be by definition. A welcoming home, room to ramble, whimsically decorated…read moreand filled with antiques, a super high quality BED, and a fabulous scratch made breakfast. I travel to Antioch monthly and have stayed here the last three trips. The innkeeper, Sherri, greets me at the door with a huge smile and makes me feel welcome and not intruded on at the same time. Many nice touches include bottled water and a snack in the room, an antique key on the keychain, nice bath products, fluffy big towels and great sheets. I can count on a good night's sleep and a made to order breakfast. A fabulous value in Antioch.

Like so many, my wife and I were ready for a respite from our COVID-19 exile. Two nights at the…read moreelegant Hamilton House was just what the doctor ordered! Built in the 1860s and a stop on the Underground Railroad, the spacious, high-ceilinged HH exudes history and charm. Innkeeper and owner Gloria Buley greeted us warmly; I like to think I could see her smile through the surgical mask she was wearing. Our well-appointed room had a comfy king bed and a recently remodeled en suite. The wardrobe contained two plush bathrobes; a small table held bottles of Perrier, chocolates, fresh flowers, and two surgical masks. Like our room, the inn's common areas are immaculate and tastefully furnished with period antiques and Oriental rugs. Our two breakfasts were highlights! Gloria's a CIA culinary school grad and it shows. Fresh-squeezed OJ, omelettes, French toast, baked apples, sausages, Canadian bacon--whew, I don't eat nearly this well at home. Breakfast was also a chance to get to know Gloria. A recent transplant from Woodstock, NY, she purchased the Hamilton House weeks before the coronavirus shut down the world. I'd be down in the dumps, but Gloria seems indefatigable and is using the time to, among other things, install a garden walk that will pay homage to the nearby Birge Fountain, circa 1903. We're already looking forward to our next visit! A tip: One of Wisconsin's best supper clubs, the Duck Inn in Delavan, is a 15-minute drive from the HH.

My brother and his wife treated me to a weekend at the Hamilton Inn. (They had stayed there a year…read moreago and raved about it - for good reason!) This gorgeous 1861 mansion is exquisite, perfect down to the last detail. The multi-course breakfasts, created by innkeeper (and Culinary Institute-trained chef) Gloria, were off-the-charts delicious and kept my belly full til dinnertime, even after a day spent hiking the gorgeous Kettle Moraine. I slept deeply on the luxurious comfy bed, but I'd eat saltine crackers and sleep on a cot to hear Gloria's stories! Gloria has a talent for being present but never intrusive. She'll give you a house tour with fascinating tidbits (from John Belushi to the Underground Railroad!) but ask about her journey from Woodstock NY to Whitewater WI for a rollicking story with a happy ending!

Great place and great centralized location. Friendly staff and clean rooms. We stayed at the…read moreSchroeder house which is two small buildings down from the Inn. The wine and cheese was a nice selection. The breakfast set up was very cute. They also had a good selection of baked goods and man were they good. Fresh cut fruit with cute cups, boiled eggs and an omelet that had guacamole, sour cream and salsa to add if you wanted.

This inn is cute and quaint, with very friendly and welcoming staff. It was great that breakfast…read morewas available. My only complaint is the lack of blinds or curtains in the rooms -- the shutters let in a lot of light, so the room stayed bright even at night. If you're hoping to sleep in after a long evening, this might not be the best choice. You can also hear footsteps from above if you're not on the top floor. Overall, it was a decent stay, but I wish the room had been darker for better rest.

First, my apologies, I do not have any pictures to share. I took this moment of my life to rest and…read moredecompress from the "requirements" the digital world places on us. When I travel, I generally look for B&Bs because I have done corporate america hotels. I have had many, great expwriences with B&Bs, and Air B&Bs. Many of the corporate hotels are overpriced with horrible/terrible food options (complimentory breakfast? It's worked into that final bill). B&Bs have a niche in persoanlization and care, equating to better food to eat, very competative pricing, and increased safety. Tina and Dean made this stay wonderful!!!!! There were both very attentive and respectful for privacy and timing. The reasons I stayed at this Inn were its location, close to Genoa City and by the lake (little did I know, but you can ask for kayaks or canoe options to use the lake). Though I did not use the lake nor its trails, I know these are options for my next summer getaway. Second, the price and dates were competitive and open. I was pleasantly surprised with two day's worth of steak and eggs for breakfast! Again, because it was not a hotel- Genoa City has "sad" options- it was super quiet and peaceful. The knowledge that I won't be woken by cleaning crews, screaming kids, nor immature adults slamming doors made my stay even better and HIGHER quality. And that is truly what the Inn at Lake Elizabeth and Tina and Dean offer: Quality. I highly recommend you pass up on a hotel and direct yourself to experience that which many are missing: quality.

The Inn at Lake Elizabeth was a perfect place for a gals' getaway. Super cozy and comfortable, and…read moreTina and Dean were very kind and welcoming. You also won't get a better start to your day than Dean's savory breakfast skillet and Tina's scones, ideally while sitting on the front porch and gazing at Lake Elizabeth. Their place is super easy to find, though in a peaceful area, with access to a lot of great local food and shopping. We are already planning our next visit!

A comfortable stay right near the Lake with large rooms and excellent accommodations. I was in on…read morebusiness and to see family and the experience was excellent and comfortable. Zero noise interruptions, welcoming staff, and the feeling of Christmas for the holidays throughout. On top of everything, these may be the best pillows I have ever slept on. Cannot recommend enough if you ever stay for vacation or travel for business in Racine, WI

A wonderful bed and breakfast experience. The mansion was eclectic and beautiful. Breakfast was…read moredelicious especially the muffins. Pam was a gracious hostess. We would definitely stay here again

A few firsts of 2008... Chicago, Thanksgiving in the snow,…read moreand a first at a bed and breakfast. 2 years later I still reminisce. I regret forgetting the owner's name but he really was the most pleasant and hospitable person. My favorite part of the mansion was a quiet comfy library nook that had a hanging decorative wreath made of artfully interwoven branches and lights. It spread across the ceiling and added warmth to their hospitality. I wouldn't hesitate to board here once more.

A very interesting bed and breakfast. Being from the west coast, I wasn't expecting a giant house…read morequite like this. Filled with antiques, it's a really quite extravagant inside and out. The owner Steve was very friendly, and prepared a great breakfast for us. Afterwards, he sat around and talked about the history of both the house and the city of Dundee. The bed was comfortable, and we were in the biggest suite, so we had a HUGE tub in our room. It definitely is a place to consider if you're traveling through this part of the country!

WOW! So much value for what you pay!! We chose Heavenly Night to stay in. The room was clean and…read moretidy upon entry. All instructions were clear and we had no problem with the fireplace or Jacuzzi tub. The turtle cheesecake is a MUST order. So delicious. The ambiance was so romantic for a winter get away!! Breakfast was delicious and nutritious. Cannot wait to stay again in another themed room during every season :) We ate at cafe calamari in town during our stay. Super close and delicious!

Very lovely quaint place! Stone Grotto room was perfect, everything I pre-ordered was here waiting!…read moreThe decorations were amazing and the jacuzzi tub was very cozy! The fireplace was an awesome warm touch! Couples swing chair on the patio with a nice view. Parking right in front with very little travel to bring things from the car. The room is worth the price, probably below market for a B & B. Only note it's not a true B & B, no live hot breakfast, maybe before Covid there used to be? But the refrigerated breakfast was ok, nothing filling or spectacular. Added the cheesecake and it was definitely worth the extra $$!

I had the opportunity to peruse the gardens at Sanger House Gardens recently and they're stunning…read more With water features, a host of leafy and flowering lovelies, brick pathways, and wildlife galore, you'll completely forget that you're in the city. They have a carriage house on site that you can rent on airbnb which would certainly make for a charming stay with such a gorgeous environment laying mere feet away. They host an array of events, from weddings to wine tastings to classes (a gorgeous spot for a wedding with a smaller guest list--this isn't your 400 person wedding sorta spot). For anyone into horticulture or simply looking for ideas to improve your own garden space, you can't help but leave here inspired. An absolute gem in Milwaukee!

What a beautiful hidden gem. I never knew about this place. It's tucked into the Brewer's Hill…read moreneighborhood surrounded by older houses. The house itself is very architecturally interesting with high molded ceilings and all original fireplaces. It's decorated to look as close to the original as possible. We came as part of #Doorsopenmilwaukee. My daughter was volunteering here later this day. The gardens have an instant peace feeling about them. It's a touch of tranquil in the busy surrounding Downtown. I loved looking at all of the different fauna and flowers. I only wish they had the signs saying what type of plant it was. There are a series of paths, a few fountains, and some nice areas where you can relax. They rent out the gardens for parties and weddings. There was a separate carriage house that has bathrooms and facilities to get dressed for events. I am sorry I didn't know about this place sooner. It's really beautiful!