Fabulous traditional Swiss restaurant with everything made from scratch. Everything is authentic…read moreand delicious- from the schnitzels to the spatzle. Incredibly friendly and helpful waitstaff. This is by far the best restaurant in New Glarus. Have a drink at the Alipli bar and then have a great meal in the adjacent dining room. You won't be disappointed.

Cute place, food was excellent, I loved the traditional atmosphere of an old Swiss restaurant.read more

I think we've been coming to Albany House for almost 10 years -- first to visit family in the area,…read moreand now we bring friends with us. Green County provides a nice getaway, and Albany House is the perfect base for us. There are four bedrooms on the second floor and the third floor is a suite (two bedrooms, a bathroom, and a common area). Their website has pictures of everything so you can see the rooms before you make a reservation. Albany isn't a well-known destination, but if you want to relax, ride your bike on the Sugar River trail, sample lots of cheeses, visit the best brewery in Wisconsin (or any combination of those things), I would recommend checking out this B&B. The breakfasts are fantastic -- enough to get you through most of the day. And now they just opened a cottage (really a vintage bungalow on the Sugar River) across the street with two bedrooms and bathrooms plus a whirlpool tub (in a separate room with a fireplace) and its own kitchen, dining room and living room. It looks really nice (but we haven't stayed there yet).

Absolutely the most wonderful experience! Roxanne is amazing. Fantastic host. Delicious breakfasts…read more The space is amazing. Beds comfortable. Cozy decor and lots of attention to detail. She went the extra mile! Reese was a cute and smiley toddler. No complaints whatsoever. So many fun things to do in the area. Small town charm abounds. Place was so quiet you could hear a pin drop. Complete silence. Lovely space. Well appointed. Lots of original woodwork, marble sinks, faucets, etc. This is a very historic home. Fluffy towels and bathrobes. Soap, lotion and other essentials are available in case you forget something. Treats, coffee and tea were available at all times. Games and books and magazines in the room. Flexible hosts just full of local information. Restaurant menus, maps and information on things to do are available. Just awesome all the way around!

Surprisingly nice spot for a rural Wisconsin town. Food was really tasty and the staff were really…read morefriendly. On a nice day the patio outside is a lovely place to sit. There happened to be live music playing in the field across the creek so we got to enjoy that as well. Honestly, for a rural Wisconsin town this is a 5 star spot. Burger was excellent. Beer salad was excellent. Ceasar salad was average. Good beer selection. Then walk next door for some tasty ice cream. I'll be back.

Seven Acre Dairy is an all encompassing experience. From the creamery, to the hotel, bar,…read morerestaurant, you will find everything you need under one roof. Even the outdoor space is incredible. They have an amphitheater up the hill, a plunge and sauna,and amazing views. We had breakfast one morning, and they served the bread with her butter that they make at the creamery. Which is amazing. Service was very good. And in the mornings on the weekend, they had live music. We loved the vibe. And they even have classes how to teach you to make butter. We cannot wait to go back and enjoy this place one more time.

This hotel was near perfect and I could see why it's Michelin rated…read more I don't usually stay in boutique hotels but when looking at the nearby major chains, they didn't look appealing. The room was clean and had a rustic modern feel. When the carpet is beige, you know they have to take care of it consistently. Everything had a plush feel. The shower had a rainfall showerhead and a handheld. There's a scent that emanates throughout the hotel and into your room. It's light and adds to the ambiance. It's also in the sheets and linen too. I guess that adds to one of the negatives I list later in that the HVAC seems to be centrally controlled. There was some very minor debris in the sink that may have been left from wiping of a dirty rag, but that was mostly it. Gym was nice and parking was plentiful and free. What I didn't like: - Mini fridge in the room had a lot of snacks and other drinks that I assume were for sale. I usually pack my own food, so those items took up some space in the fridge - I get cold easily, so I try to adjust the thermostat, but it's centrally controlled, which I've never seen... I'm assuming all of the rooms are regulated in this way... - Breakfast bar- had bare minimal which I really don't mind. I really wouldn't expect a place like this to serve you breakfast unless it was full service. Would definitely come back

Great hotel in downtown Beloit. It's been redone in a "speak easy" motif. Rooms are spacious and…read moreinclude a phonograph with a selection of vinyl LPs (that's 33 rpm records, for you youngsters). Room has a huge shower with a rainforest head. Also has a mini bar in the room. Only negative point is there was no refrigerator or microwave. Great restaurant located just off the lobby for a fine dining experience. Does not have full breakfast but does have grab and go muffins, fruit, coffee, etc. They also have a rooftop bar where one can sit inside or outside. Full bar with good bartenders. Menu is limited but still plenty to choose from. We had an order of mussels and a charcuterie tray. Both were very good. Our bartender was Colton and he took good care of us.

Our stay at Le Fevre was pleasant. The innkeeper was welcoming. The room was spacious, and the…read morelocation was calm and peaceful, tucked away at the top of the road with a lovely view. (We did notice a few flies in the room, not a major problem, but worth mentioning). Overall, the experience was satisfactory.

A group of four of us met for a girls' weekend and stayed in the Galena View room. It was a perfect…read morelocation. Ramona could not have been more accommodating as we talked several times prior to our visit. The gentleman who checked us in was also very helpful. The comfy seating area was perfect for conversation. We also enjoyed the kitchen and the comfortable beds and nice bathroom. The facility was very clean. Would highly recommend.

I went to a birthday gathering on the first floor Rachel and Rays pub with some friends for the…read morefirst time. I can't comment on the hotel it self but I had a good time in the pub. The pub is your typical small town narrow bar with plenty of domestic beers and a small bar menu with plenty of locals. There is a small bar menu if you get hungry.

This is a very nicely kept hotel. Our room is clean, and it is very convenient to have a…read morerefrigerator and microwave in the room. When we checked in they had warm cookies, which I DEFINITELY did not pass up. Delish! There's a nice variety of channels to choose from when we want to wind down in the evening. They also have a nice indoor pool and hot tub, which I think we'll check out this evening. At breakfast there was a pretty good variety. I do wish I would have seen juice down there, but the attendant was very attentive to everything. This was my first time staying at an AmericInn, but they are definitely on my radar now.

Horrible customer service and ridiculous policy…read more In order for my 14 year old daughter and her friend to swim on a "day pass" that needed to be accompanied by someone over 18. Ok, fair enough. I was charged to be in the pool room, not swimming because their policy states an adult must be there. In the pool room, not in the lobby, which has a window to the pool. I was charged because they "fill to capacity and run out of chairs" there are literally 5 people in the whole room as I type this and not a single person sitting in a chair other than me. When I asked the front desk person about how I could get a hold of the manager to question the ridiculous policy I was told "no, it's the weekend and she will tell you the same thing". What a shit attitude. I understand capacity limits. How about not selling day passes if they are at capacity so you don't have to charge someone to sit and do nothing. I have reccomend AmericInn to out of town visitors in the past but will never again.

Any hotel that is new and kept up is a four star. The rooms were clean and the breakfast area has…read moreeverything you need. No problems.

I have thoroughly enjoyed my stay here for my business trip. So much so I plan to return here for…read morefuture visits. Our checkin hostess Deborah was very helpful, warm and friendly. She gave us great suggestions on things to do and helped with our shuttle arrangements.

I've been golfing Deer Valley for many years, and I love it there - it's my "go to" course,…read moreespecially when I can't find a great deal on something else. First, Deer Valley is an affordable course. I love to golf, but can't afford to shell out top-shelf prices for a round. HOWEVER, Deer Valley isn't exactly a cheap "hacker's course". There's a wide variety of hole styles to keep your attention, highlighted by their signature par-3 #5 that takes you 120 yards out, but straight down to a soft green. The view is intimidating, but it's a hole you could shoot at for hours. Immediately after #5, you're challenged to drive over the rocky, steep face that you just came down. There are holes with blind tee shots over hills, hard dog-leg turns, and plenty of terrain to navigate. I haven't even mentioned hole #1 - a long par 5 up a big hill (and almost always into the wind). Once you get past that hole, the rest doesn't feel too bad. Deer Valley is extremely scenic with tee boxes overlooking vast valleys. In the fall, the colors are breathtaking. Being removed from the big city, it's one of the most peaceful courses I've been on. Keep an eye on your ball, but don't forget to take in the scenic views and watch for wildlife! It's beautiful there! The new "Valley" nine is nice, but I still like the Ridge and Prairie best. Valley is a little tighter and most of the holes run in, you guessed it, the valley... Definitely a course worth hitting. If you're a prude and want to be addressed as "Mister", have your clubs cleaned by some high school boy working for tips, go somewhere else. If you're looking for a course that is great bang for the buck, to hang out with some friends and have a great time - hit Deer Valley.

It represents the Driftless Region well with all the hills. Very challenging and walking it is not…read morefor the faint of heart. My first time there, I asked to walk 18 holes and the pro shop guy said "110% of people take a cart." You will get a work out for sure. The golf is challenging, keeps you thinking, and is really well maintained. Worth the trip.