Has the best stay with friends here! Very easy communication with the owners and we had everything…read morewe needed the entire trip. 8 of us were visiting and hoped for the classic cabin vibe for our ski trip and log gables delivered. Could not be more happy with our trip and 10/10 recommend this cabin!

This is a great place to stay especially with a larger group. We had a group of 6 adults and 4…read morechildren ranging from 2-6 years old. Technically there is only one bed room but there is a loft with two queen beds and a basement with two queen beds and futon. There are also three futons in the living room. There is also a crib and pack and play. There are three full baths, a nice size kitchen and a deck. There are three TVs and a garage. There us also a washer and dryer.

First Sundara Cottages are different than Sundara Spa & Inn. The only other review is of Sundara…read moreInn. The Cottages are beautiful presidential suites. There are 4 cottages all with the same layout. Each cottage has a 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom suite with a fireplace, full kitchen complete with a gas range. In the center of each, there is a one bedroom suite with a room exclusively for the hottub and a small kitchen. It is rented as either a two bedroom (either end of the cottage), three bedroom (an end and the center one bedroom), five bedroom (the entire cottage). It is a timeshare. It can be rented out. We have stayed there at least five times. It is peaceful there even with the construction going on. They recently renovated to make more modern.

When looking for a place to go relax for my birthday, Just my boyfriend and I, sundara was my first…read morechoice because my own clients (I work at a spa) told me great things. I noticed on the website right away that sundara had construction going on. So when I called to reserve I asked right away exactly How the construction would affect our stay. They assured me that where we were going to be staying they wouldn't be working and that all the work was being done on the way opposite side of the resort. So I went Ahead and gladly paid $577 for my over night stay and couples massage. The room was awsome and the massages were great! But then to get woken up at 7:30am with loud banging literally right next door was frustrating. I think it's great your trying to imprOve and expand but then be honest with me and I would have waited to spend my $577 when the construction was over. My friend works construction everyday and took today (Monday) off of work to get away and relax with me and we dealt with it the whole time. Also I think it's pretty unsanitary to have the breakfast food literally NEXT to rooms that are being worked on. I could see dust coming from a room very close to wear all the fruit and other food was laying out.

First off, there is no open attractions for like a whole mile. I mean if you looking for a place to…read moresleep for 1 night this place might be O.K. But if your sleeping here longer, this won't do the trick. The rooms were way to small and there was no heater when we needed it. This motel is terrible and I'm glad I found another place to stay than this place. The rooms look nothing like they were on the internet. They should probably close down and think of making the rooms more fancy and less cramped. But the service is pretty good which is why I gave it 2 stars.

I'm rating this entirely based on the cheap rates. I would never plan to stay here and definitely…read morenot plan a vacation here (my friends call me fancy because of my affinity for nice hotels)...BUT, when severe thunderstorms threatened our tents at nearby Mirror Lake State Park and we packed up and fled in the night....this place hit the spot. Close. Cheap and Dogs Allowed! I rolled in around 11:00 on a Saturday night desperate for a place to sleep - a single room was only $60 and a friend joined me so we split a double for $70. You get what you get for that price - bad sheets and the kind of shower you wear your flip flops into. No toiletries provided other than soap. The outdoor pool actually didn't look too bad. So, if you are reading this because you are driving through a rain/snow-storm and are seeking shelter, this will do. If you are online researching a future trip, you can do better (unless you are a total tightwad who won't spend more than $100 on a room)

My husband recently surprised me with a getaway weekend in Madison, Wisconsin and a two-night stay…read moreat the beautiful Speckled Hen Inn. Heather and Tom are wonderful hosts. Upon arrival, we were greeted by Heather who explained the property's amenities, as well as reviewing a substantial menu with food and beverage choices for the breakfast the next morning. We stayed in the spacious Heywood Hardy Suite with a comfortable king size bed, large ensuite bathroom, a separate sitting room and a deck. The bed was very comfortable and the room was spotless. Heather and Tom serve breakfast to all of their guests at a specific time. Everything is fresh and made to order from your menu choices. Guests are seated at tables of four, and it was delightful getting to know there others staying at the inn. The property is beautiful and there is a field with a horse, sheep and other animals. Heather and Tom make you feel right at home. They're friendly, and love to talk, but they're not intrusive. We enjoyed our relaxing stay at the Red Speckled Inn. I highly recommend it.

Highly recommend this inn!! The rooms are spotless and spacious, the breakfast is cooked to order…read morewith numerous selections to choose from, and the scenery is gorgeous. Tom and Heather go out of their way to make sure your stay is pleasant. We did a girls weekend trip getway, but a fabulous inn for a romantic getaway as well! You will not be disappointed,

Baraboo's Newest Best Kept Secret! We rented five of these great cabins for a family reunion June…read more26th & 27th, 2026. What a fantastic place to stay. We went to Ochsner's Park for a family reunion and came home to our cabins to get ready for a fire each night. The cabins are just perfect with a bed, bathroom, refrigerator, TV and much more. It was liking camping only so much better. Glamping if you will--so nice to have your own private shower and running water, It was in the 80s and beautiful, so nice to be outside most of the time. The cabins have heat and air conditioning if you need it. They have a pickleball court, a small bar to get drinks Thursday through Saturdays which also has a small deck where you can sip on your beverage. They have firepits for each cabin and provide any wood that you may need. They also have a large firepit across the parking lot for everyone to join. They are constantly improving the property with more things to come! Join their newsletter so you can keep up with all the goings on. This is a great place to stay after a visit to Devil's Lake, Circus World Museum, Ochsner's Park, The International Crane Foundation, Ski Hi Apple Orchard, Wisconsin Dells, North Freedom Train Ride, or any other event. Fun was had by all of us and we can't wait to go back and find out what is new there next time. Thanks for a great stay and for being such wonderful hosts, Susan Lee Ulrich and family

Love the location, love the grounds, love the quaintness and love the story. If you want something…read moredifferent than a hotel, but with all of the amenities, this is the place for you!

My husband and I were offering an adventure and he wanted to try Madison, Wisconsin for biking…read morearound the lakes and hiking. The weather was stunning and Mansion Hill Inn was a phenomenal choice. Every single concierge at the Inn were charming, delightful and accommodating. Our room was spectacular. The bed was wonderfully comfortable. Conversation with the several concierges was particularly enjoyable. The restaurants in Madison were truly incredible experiences. Each night we had the finest food. We were then off to our next adventure, to be cheerleaders for our son running in the Chicago marathon. What a delightful city you have, and Mansion Hill Inn is the premier bed-and-breakfast to choose. I wouldn't recommend any other location.

Attended a jazz night here and it was SO much fun!! The inside is so beautiful. Not to mention the…read more3 level terrace. The views are awesome. For a small entry fee you get to enjoy jazz and light snacks. Will definitely be attending more events here and can't wait to book a stay :)

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.

Amazing staff with great rooms and a pool. Manager was extremely kind and made us feel like family,…read morewill definitely be returning.

When I'm off to the Chicago area, I now do a one day layover in WD. My nerves just can't take an 8…read morehour drive anymore. This is off the beaten track, where most people come here to camp or experience the resorts, it's so civilized. You feel very separated from the tourist scene. It's also next to the Cheese Factory, and you get a 10% discount to the restaurant if you stay here. The central garden is gorgeous. Staff are great. The room itself is nothing fancy, but nice. The shower in the bathroom is so large, they could actually install a seat or bench. It would be convenient. I even like the soap they choose. Not your typical hotel crap. The TV has enough cable to keep you occupied. If you need a serene stay in the Dells, this is it. It's also around the corner from all the Wilderness restaurants, so the location is super handy.