I agree with an earlier reviewer, my only regret was not getting a full Lakeview room. Hotel was…read morenice, clean and two of my top hotel room requirements were met (shower head tall enough for a 6-foot man and a bathroom mirror with enough light to be able to shave) Staff was friendly and helpful. Would absolutely stay there again. (only comment that is important, right?) Traveler note: County, city, state, occupancy , destination fee were an obnoxious 26% The destination fee of $25 goes for a breakfast and cocktail stipend. so please use it or you're getting charged for nothing.

This hotel is newly remodeled and it's beautiful. We had a particularly challenging circumstance…read morehappen around our reservation (death in the family) and manager Lindsay was so kind and accommodating. The staff anticipated every single need we had, worked with us to move the reservation and left our rooms sparkling every night. We won't stay anywhere else on annual trips. We love the Harborview.

Loved this place. Hit it on a low key, off season, weekday night. First time in Port Washington…read moreand will be back.

Our first stay at a bed and breakfast and Port Washington Inn was an absolute delight! When I…read morecalled to make the reservation, Rita gave me every detail I needed to know for a smooth check-in. Room was beautifully decorated. Very nice attention to detail. Very clean and quiet. There were homemade baked goods waiting for us when we arrived. Comfortable bed, plenty of blankets. TV was a bit small but it wasn't an issue for us. Location was perfect. Quiet neighborhood, walking distance to the downtown Port Washington area (with shops and restaurants) and the lighthouse. Breakfast was probably my favorite part. The night before, we chose when we would want breakfast - 8:30am or 9:00am. They also provided fresh coffee and tea before breakfast. Rita prepared specialty omelettes made to order, and they also had a nice selection of homemade treats and fruits available. Delicious! Rita and Dave are great innkeepers, I highly recommend this Inn!

This is an older hotel. I was wondering what was going on with the dressers in our room as they…read morehad several small holes punched into the drawers and sides of the dressers. I was wondering if it was some kind of Braille. My husband suggested they were trying to "antique the furniture....lol. The room was clean and I was impressed that the ceiling fan in the bathroom was dust free. We were here for two nights for a Conference. I freaked out my first morning when I took a shower and the hair dryer wasn't working but found a button in the outlet that reset it. They have a grab and go breakfast We are here once a year for two nights for a Lion Convention in Feb. Last year I booked a room with a hot tub. One of our Lions Clubs had a 75th Anniversary in August so we were back and this time I booked a Suite. I like the 2 rooms so when one of us is sleeping the other can be on their computer in another room. I am here again in 2023 for an overnight. We always say you get what you pay for. This hotel was bought out by Holiday Inn Express and is supposed to be in the middle of an upgrade but so far I have not noticed anything different except they put up a wall between the hotel and restaurant so you have to go outside and down the sidewalk to enter. Our room for a Wed. Night was only $102. We have a convention in Feb on a weekend and have a special rate of $109. So not sure what the actual room rate will be on the weekend.

This was not a good stay…read more I travel often for business. I am dedicated to the Club Carlson (Radisson Rewards) line of hotels because they have the best points system, in my opinion. And amazing hotels in Europe and other parts of the world. But I digress. I did a little hotel hoping to take advantage of bonus points being offered, and decided to try out the Country Inn and Suites, Port Washington, WI. Uhm, how about NO. When I arrived the "desk attendant" was not wearing a mask. He put one on but left his nose exposed. I understand, your business is slow and you're uncomfortable, but it didn't leave me with any sense of confidence about the hotel in general. As a Gold level member of Radisson Rewards, I am supposed to get a free upgrade and water bottles for my room. Neither was offered, and that's not such a big deal, but I'll tell you what was... The room was DIRTY. Rundown, tired looking and not clean by any means. Mold around faucets, stains and rips in the carpeting, busted lampshades, broken switches on the lamps, it was GRIM. But it was late in the day and I was exhausted, so I just sucked it up. Oh, and one side of the hotel is facing the highway, and the other side is the parking lot with blasting lights. The heating system was a joke and I barely slept. I awoke at 4:00 AM showered (yuck) and hightailed it out of there. Never again.

Stayed here for a few nights. The person who checked me in was less than friendly. Just handed me…read moremy key, and walked away. Didn't bother to give me the diamond gift or anything. It's not a big deal, but I was looking forward to the Diet Coke I usually choose. I went back to ask her, after dropping all my stuff off in my room, but she was no where to be found. The walls are soooo thin. I could hear the conversations of those in the next room. Made me feel so uncomfortable. They only offer housekeeping if you request it. I hate that that's even a thing. I mean I remember when I got full house keeping everyday, and now I have to request to have my trash taken out? I realize I sound high maintenance, and I promise I'm not. The room was pretty clean. Only thing I noticed was the shower head could definitely use a deep cleaning, and some of the grout was discolored. Geez not helping my high maintenance case Breakfast was SO good though. I've never been to a hotel where the complimentary breakfast had so many options. It's like thing of everything you've ever had at a hotel breakfast and they have it. Grab and go bags with bagel, water bottle, apple, and jam. The main breakfast area has water, coffee, tea, juice, hot breakfast options, oatmeal bar, waffle bar, cereal boxes, fresh cut fruit (my favorite), different bread options. Really- this breakfast was so good. Could not think of a single way it could be better. Personally, I think there's better options in the area.

Oh Grafton Hampton Inn, I'm so sorry. I thought it would be better down the street and I've…read morerealized my mistake. Your consistent beds, quiet halls, clean lobby, and yummy warm breakfast are all I can think about as I cheat on you with the hotel down the street. TAKE ME BACK! I drive by on my way to and from this "hotel" and I gaze longingly with regret at your double front doors. Your welcoming luggage racks. Your old pool and hot tub. They say it's good for a relationship to try new things and they're right. I'll never betray you again.

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.

What an absolute GEM! The bed and breakfast is ADORABLE and the service is PHENOMENAL. The owners…read moretruly make you feel like you are family. Every room has its own uniqueness and everything is so well maintained and clean. An unexpected highlight was their new Timber Club restaurant behind the B&B. A GORGEOUS timber building that serves delicious food and some fabulous drinks. Outdoor space, live music, and staff that truly do everything they can to make it special. Cedarburg is so very lucky to have Stagecoach and Timber Club!

Do NOT stay here if you have a disability. Anne was horrible to me because I had a service dog…read more She will say "They didn't tell me they had a service dog." Anne, I've been here before. Please review the ADA. I should have been treated as any other person. The fact that I was singled out is not only illegal, but demoralizing. If we had a dispute about the dog- fine, let's discuss it. But I kid you not, she literally followed me out to my car to be incredibly mean. I'm sorry to not recommend the Inn, because the experience could have been lovely. Anne ruined it by having no compassion.

The Osthoff Resort is a historic resort that sits on Elkhart Lake and includes 500 feet of sandy…read morebeach along the lake's shore. I visited in December and it's not as noticeable or something that's a standout feature as it would be in the summer time. However upon arrival it looks very historic and old regal glamour. Parking is definitely old school with two small lots right in front only ... in the summertime it's probably not a big deal but wintertime it sucked. We had to park in another lot on the backside of the resort instead of in the front two lots right outside the lobby -- which made it a bit more difficult if you had heels on and had to walk a ways from the car to the hotel with the snowy icy ground. The rooms were veeeeery old school and in need of renovation. The wood didn't match -- from the dresser to the doors to the bathroom vanity. Flooring was really old and carpet was stained in many areas. Water damage on ceiling and the bed was quite stiff, not comfortable at all. Our room was very drafty which made it difficult to lounge without have a good pair of warm sweats or jacket. I wouldn't have been pleased if I was staying here for a long period, luckily my stay was just one evening. The bartender was very very nice -- she was personable and tried her best to change the channels on one of the TVs to what I wanted to watch. She was quick with the drinks and made them to my liking. The front desk staff were also very pleasant and friendly. They were quick with the check in and check out process as well. Overall I was underwhelmed with this resort. Perhaps winter is just not the time to visit as there is not much to do in the tiny town and the Christmas market that happens across the street honestly wasn't anything superb (we have several Christmas markets in the Twin Cities which are MUCH more superb to this one). Perhaps the summertime is the best time to visit to enjoy the true beauty of the surroundings which may make up for the old school regal of this resort.

I think your experience will all depend on which room you get. If you are in the newly remodeled…read morearea and have a view, you'll probably really enjoy your stay. If you're in an old room with a parking lot view, you'll probably think it is not worth the money. I always enjoy The Osthoff but they need to maintain their appearance. Garbage sitting in the hall for days. A sauna with an out of service sign. Little things like that are a turn off. I'm sure the resort will always be popular though.

The couple that runs this place is lovely, we had a very nice 3 course homemade breakfast and…read morestayed in the Woodland view room. We were there for our wedding night and the day before and also spent time in their spa the morning after. The morning of our wedding we went out onto the private balcony overlooking the forest full of wildlife and beautiful bird calls, we sat in the chairs and said our private vows to each other. It made our day so relaxing and easy and everyone staying there was so sweet and happy for us. The spa was super cool! They also have this foot massager that was so nice for the morning after because my feet were hurting!! The hot tub was the best but the sauna and steamroom were also so relaxing. Overall this place is great and we saw all types of people staying there, an anniversary trip, a babymoon, not just for your wedding. But it was super romantic. We will be back for our anniversary:)

This by far is the best B&B we have ever stayed. The furniture and history behind each piece are…read moreawesome. The basement spa is by far better than corporate locations. Our room was perfect, and the bed very comfortable. We shall return!

Checked in after midnight and the night agent was still super nice. Sometimes overnight people can…read morebe rude. But she was very pleasant and helpful and sympathetic because my suitcase was lost at airport. All good except my TV doesn't work. But since i got to hotel at 12:45 am it's a tomorrow problem.

Stayed overnight, rooms were full and when we arrived we set our AC as low as it would go, when we…read morerealized it wasnt working as it should they could do nothing to help us and our room was 85 degrees. Outdated ac units and unfilled soaps and utilities, along with outdated equipment left a bad taste in our mouth, not to mention the entire hotel only has 1 extra bed on wheels so if you need one and someone else is using it you are out of luck.. very poor service and rude staff at night. Best to not stay here, they put on a front as a nicer hotel but it is a facade to hide poor management and utilities that are expected when you pay this much for a stay, even a refund isn't enough to make me stay here again in the future