Beautiful place really enjoyed it!My husband has been coming here for years .Friendly staff too .read more

Nice place but be advised they do NOT do daily housekeeping, they don't do ANY housekeeping during…read moreyour stay even though the website states that they do. You are expected to: 1) take out your own garbage 2) take used towels to the front desk and exchange them if you want clean ones. 3) Live with any messes until the end of your stay. Also, they say they are "not a 24/7 motel". There is nobody there after 10:00 PM until morning. They gate and lock off the common areas, pool, dining area, etc. If your toilet blows up or there is a plumbing/electrical or other problem too bad ... see you in the morning.

I go to Dillmans for the Art Seminars. The resort is delightful but the art seminars are inspiring…read moreand one of the best things I have done in years. My husband gave me a seminar for Christmas and it is still one of the best gifts I have ever gotten. The Seminar teachers are very good and treated me as though I was a valued friend. I learned a lot and I have sent many many of my friends to this resort. The entire staff is so helpful I really want to go back.

Our family adores Dillman's Bay Resort! The gorgeous Northwoods setting, the gracious hospitality…read moreof the hosts, the playful resort dogs, the haunting call of the loons, the heavenly sunsets, and so much more than I can detail here all combine to make Dillman's a little slice of paradise on earth! We started coming here as a family in 2010, and our daughter was just married here, so it's been a part of our family for a long time. We heartily recommend Dillman's as a vacation retreat, a wedding setting, and a respite from the hustle and bustle of everyday life! Thank you, Dillman's, for being something we look forward to every year! Photos by Photos & Design by Erin Ashley.

Wonderful hospitality! Have stayed many times. Peaceful and ideal location. Come in for a drink…read moreThursday - Sunday 4- 9 pm

So all the reviews currently on Yelp appears to be for the restaurant, versus the accommodations…read more Well, I can't help you on the food part but we did stay for 3 nights do here's how the overnight part shakes out: Your experience will depend entirely on your interpretation of "vintage", your need for creature comforts and your tolerance for absurdity. There are cabins for rent if you have a bigger group, but we stayed in the lodge which was built in the 1920's and renovated in the 70's - nothing much has changed since then and they are very open in telling you that staying here is a "step back in time". You can interpret that a lot of ways. What you get for $110/night (off season): * A quiet property just off Hwy 51 * Lots of mature trees, a quiet bay and piers if you have a boat * History - the lodge is still owned by the family that built it. In fact, one of the original owners was the guy that snitched out John Dillinger to the FBI. * Firepits with wood for campfire good times * Clean, very basic rooms * Window AC in summer (as you can see from the photo of our bathrooms, ours was removed but left on the floor) * A restaurant that is open at random days and times in the off season (we never managed to catch it open) * Exciting bathroom adventures - ours was carpeted (!), another had a puffy toilet seat and best of all, the last room had a toilet that flushed only steaming hot water. What you don't get: * A TV (2 of the 3 rooms didn't have them) * Heat - it looks like most rooms have space heaters * Although rooms are advertised as having a fridge 2/3 didn't though one had a microwave(?) * Tons of privacy - our deck was shared with another room and there was only a fairly sheer curtain on our doors Overall, it was just a really interesting experience - staff ranged from awesome to indifferent - YMMV. I think for $110/night off-season you can probably do a LOT better in terms of finding a place with amenities but you certainly will miss out on a true up north old school experience. If you have a good sense of humor, check them out - it might be your jam.

Beautiful well kept motel. Rooms are cute and very clean!!! Little bonfire out back and grill! So…read morequaint!

Excellent experience staying at the Bel-Air. The owners were very friendly, accommodating and…read morehelpful. The check in process was very easy, especially loved having a simple code for the room and not needing a key. So happy to find the room was VERY clean and exactly as described. Motel is perfectly located in downtown Land O'Lakes. Free Wi-Fi and parking right outside. I highly recommend this motel for anyone visiting the Northwoods.

First let me say, the cabin we stayed in was great, but everything associated with Hiller's was…read moredisappointing to say the least. Their customer service or lack there of SUCKS! First, we arrived at our cabin at 4 to check in. It was a HOT mess. The cleaners (when they finally came) were extremely apologetic as were the women working the office at Hillers, but the owners and managers were no where to be found and never called me when I had asked for some kind of a refund because we had to wait until 6:00 when our cabin was finished being clean. Second, we rented a pontoon which was great, but we rented it for three days. The first day it arrived by noon but were told that it would have normally arrived at 4 pm, but they only had a few pontoons to drop off. Really? Pay for three full days but don't get to use it for three full days? Rip off. Third, we paid for four days, and on the fourth day when we were supposed to check out, we had to be out by 8 am which was fine. Not great or reasonable since we paid for FOUR days, but we did it. There was a man sitting in a car watching as we finished packing up our car and left. As we left, he pulled up behind us and headed towards the cabin. Fourth, we were randomly charged after our stay. Apparently they've had many complaints about the mechanics who check in the boats that are rented charging patrons, but yet the owners haven't done anything to stop this. I am still waiting on a phone call from Mark or Nick also. We love going up north and have for decades but the experience with Hillers has made me never want to book with them again. Hopefully no one else has a similar experience.

My wife and I used to only come up to Hiller's once a year for our week long summer vacation, but…read morewe just can't stay away, and St. Germain is beautiful in autumn! We love this place, and it's always so hard to leave. Whether we are swimming in the sun, reading a book on the shady deck, kayaking on calm Little St. Germain Lake, sliding shuffleboard pucks, or playing cards on a rainy day, there is no place more tranquil or fun than Hiller's Pine Haven. As long as this gem of the Northwoods exists, we will carry on the annual family tradition.

While visiting Tomahawk we always make a trip to Bucksnort. We call it the gateway to the west…read more Excellent staff (even while being overworked) especially the owner who puts in long hours to keep this place in pristine working condition. Loaded Nachos are great for a group and the burgers/clubs are truly excellent. Really enjoyed the fries also. Gotta love a place where you can serve yourself ice cold water after riding 80miles. It's deck has a peaceful feeling w/o cell signal and the forced concentration is blissful. Stop here but at off times because it's always busy and that should tell you something.

Awesome interior and up north bar vibe. Great food and great service. We fished a tournament here…read moreand then had drinks and food. Owners are very nice and seem to wanna keep the community involved with lots of events. Bloody Mary was yummy as well !

Fantastic food, atmosphere, chef, libations all at very reasonable prices. The salads are to die…read morefor. Homemade breads, dressings. Amazing Rathskeller ambience. Dawn and Don have brought good food back to Carlin Lake to enjoy.

As a traveling salesman I can name great restaurants across the USA. I would put this at the top…read morefor the German food. Better than the nostalgic Berghoffs in Chicago by a landslide and an excellent restaurant in Portland OR for German food. This is a must stop if in the area for dinner.

Pros: Really cute little cafe. Skillet was good. Bacon was good. Can of Coke was good…read more Cons: Apparently out of everything, French toast is made w raisin loaf - not good and not what I ordered. Monte cristo was not a monte cristo - just no.

Permanently closed. Sad as this was a great restaurant. Unfortunately infrastructure in historic…read morestructures eventually have to be replaced and there is simply no ROI.