What a gem of a hotel right in town! There's a great view of the river and several shops, bars and…read morerestaurants within walking distance. Everything in the room was so clean and tidy, it looks like there were recent updates perhaps? The king suite had plenty of space to lounge and spread out. Plenty of closet space and a large dresser for all your clothes. Lots of extra pillows and blankets as well. There are so many windows to let in a fresh breeze, and ceiling fans were a bonus. Outlets everywhere and alarm clocks have usb and charging outlets on them. Wifi is available and they will provide the password at check in. The kitchenette was small but functional with a mini fridge/freezer, microwave, coffee maker(kcup style) and a small sink. The bathroom has a full size vanity and cabinets of clean towels and extras. There's a separate fish cleaning room on site which was a huge bonus. Some cutlery, storage bags, cutting boards and a sink for washing up. There's also a small chest freezer that can be used to store the cleaned fish if needed. I saw some gathering spaces outside- a fire pit with chairs around it and a patio with a grill, cooler and plenty of seating. Many rooms also has glider rocking chairs outside the door and I really enjoyed using those! My only complaint would be that there's no coat rack. Not entirely necessary but it rained all weekend and we ran out of chairs to hang all our gear for drying. Edit to add that we met one of the owners this morning, Julie, and she's as kind as can be! Had a nice long talk about the Inn and future plans. Also our room did not have a true kitchenette, I was mistaken. those rooms had already been booked. However the space we had was useful and far better than most hotels offer. Hopefully we can book one of the kitchenette rooms next spring!

Another outstanding stay a the Little Bluff Inn. The room was clean, the bed was comfortable, and…read morethe shower was hot. Chip and Julie are wonderful host's. Bonus points for the trail on the back of the property.

We love this Inn so much that we booked a room for Oct 21st and 22nd, our 2nd time staying this…read moreyear. Lovely place with friendly and helpful owners. Each room faces the Mississippi River and you can't beat the views. We plan on coming back again next year. It's the perfect place to unwind.

My wife and I went to the Winona area for the weekend, did a little 'google map' on the area and…read morediscovered Inn on the River just a short 20 minute drive away through scenic Wisconsin's rolling hills. None of that 300 room hotel just off the freeway nonsense here. Just 12 recently remodeled rooms with a balcony view of the Mississippi just across the street. Rooms have a mini-fridge, microwave, Wi-Fi with great speeds and a strong signal. Owners are the greatest. Check-in was a breeze. We had left a fan in the room for white noise at night (which we never used). Received a text shortly after that we had left it behind. When we returned, we got the backstory of 'Coco The Queen of the Mississippi' The Inn's rescue cat. The Queen graced us with a visit while sitting on our ground floor deck on a couple of occasions. As others have noted, there are freight trains that come through now and then. Which for me, a guy, is a plus and is pretty cool to watch. We both slept through it without trouble. No horn, loud bangs, sparking wheels or any of that movie sort of stuff.

Love this place. Menu changes at whim. Last time had amazing chi Ken skewers and pork chops…read more This time spinach artichoke dip and fabulous pizza. Music was great. Hidden gem.

Great historic hotel feel. its circa 1880 and i bet they havent updated anything. it has a real old…read moreworld feel that is really a fun change from the norm. European style hotel with all rooms sharing a bathroom. No tv or electronics in the rooms. They offer a four star menu in the four-star restaurant with a large list of organic local wine and beer. They are world famous for the walnut burger. Its really something different to try with a friend.

We stopped in while exploring small towns along the Great River Road. Last time I was here, I…read moredidn't know I could explore the hotel rooms upstairs, at least the rooms with open doors. I didn't open the rooms with closed doors, as it seemed there were a couple of guests staying there, which is cool! This place has the look and feel of history, and we enjoyed seeing the antique furniture, framed portraits, and layout of the rooms. The lower level of the building has a beautiful wooden bar and two spacious dining rooms. I hope I get a chance to dine here in the future, and maybe stay here during cooler temperatures.

The bar/restaurant is just lovely! We got there at 3pm when the bar opened and we sat outside with…read moreour beverages overlooking the Mississippi River. At four, we ordered from their menu and we were very happy to enjoy their spinach flatbread and their legendary walnut burger! Do try it if you stop by and do sit outside, weather-permitting! Nice, welcoming, and attentive staff. Highly recommended!

This relatively new Fairfield Inn was in a decent location not too far from downtown and many of…read morethe sights in Winona. We were here for just one night on our leisurely drive down the Mississippi River from Minneapolis to Madison. A rarity is that we actually were able to get an upgraded room as a Gold member - seems hard to get these days. The room was nice and since the place was newer everything was in good order. The front desk was helpful and the free breakfast was fine. Parking was free. Overall a typical Fairfield Inn experience.

It's pretty uncommon for me to write reviews- but I have to say this is the third year in a row…read morethat I have chosen Fairfield by Marriott in Winona Minnesota to stay at during my annually vacation here(I grew up in Winona, but I'm living in Chicago currently) I often do extended stays (7 nights per visit!) so I have a lot of experience. Each and every time this hotel surprises me! It's immaculately clean, has a good gym/pool, a mini mart In the lobby, great breakfast, is close to the lake, hiking trails, shopping areas! And more! I can go on and on- but by far the most important thing is that every single person that works here is SO kind, helpful, insightful and we'll go out of their way to make sure you feel special during your stay here! I could not recommend this hotel more! And it will forever be my Go-to when I am in town visiting family and friends!.

Great historic hotel feel. its circa 1880 and i bet they havent updated anything. it has a real old…read moreworld feel that is really a fun change from the norm. European style hotel with all rooms sharing a bathroom. No tv or electronics in the rooms. They offer a four star menu in the four-star restaurant with a large list of organic local wine and beer. They are world famous for the walnut burger. Its really something different to try with a friend.

Service was great, extremely helpful with suggestions, but not to overbearing. I was looking…read moreforward to some delicious specialized dishes, but was not overwhelmed with the taste and quality. The food was good/average, but not as wonderful as advertised. Go for the music and atmosphere, but don't get upset if the food is not the best.

Think of staying at one of these two renovated homes as a Bed and Breakfast without the breakfast…read more This is a fabulous self-service style vacation rental. They offer two separate places. The Joseph Fugina House has a main floor that you can rent, complete with two bedrooms, a living room, dining room and kitchen. Upstairs, there are three separate rooms that can be rented. They each have their own bathroom, with a shared kitchen upstairs and a shared living room downstairs. I would highly recommend looking that their website, as the photos really show how beautiful this space is. They also rent out the Prairie School House just down the street. That's a full house (no separate rooms for rent). The renovators and designers did an incredible job. Walking into the Joseph Fugina House is like stepping into a Pottery Barn or Pier 1 photo shoot. Great attention has been paid to details. Our room in the Joseph Fugina House had wonderful windows that let in a lot of light and overlooked the Mississippi River. There was also a small patio with two chairs where you could sit outside and enjoy the view. Each room has a Keurig coffee maker. The proprietors even restocked us with some Chai tea and decaff which my wife asked for! We loved our stay and would absolutely, without question, stay here again. The location is great. You can walk to town to enjoy the shops and restaurants. Guests can enjoy a 10 percent discount at The Golden Frog, a bar and grill located in downtown Fountain City. The only minor negatives would be: trains are passing by across the street about every 15 minutes, so if you're a light sleeper or can't stand that noise, you may want to go elsewhere. Also, the water was slow to get warm in the bathroom, and when it did, it didn't get real warm. We appreciated having access to a full kitchen - the ceramic dishes, real silverware, a fridge, etc. Again, the decorating was amazing. I hesitate to speak too glowingly about the place for fear that the next time we want to return, it will be booked.

We caved in on our camping site on a hot and humid day which was the last night of our trip and…read morefound this. It is beyond charming, with all modern amenities and just gorgeous. We rented the suite and had the first floor of the house with more space and cost sitting spots that we knew what to do with. Wonderful!

We arrived way before 3 p.m. (check-in time) last Friday and my husband went in just to ask if it…read morewas okay for us to park there and then walk around downtown until it was 3. Michael at the front desk graciously allowed us to check in right away. It was so nice to be settled in our room before heading off on our jaunt. This Hampton Inn was immaculately clean no matter where we were and all the staff were so friendly. Being located close to downtown and the river was a huge plus for us, and parking in their lot was free. We plan on returning to the area this fall and will certainly book that stay with Hampton Inn.

The service was amazing. The staff want your stay to be the best and it shows. Attentive to…read morecleanliness (shout out to Bruce - breakfast experience was super clean and positive because of you). Attentive to your needs (sent a daily text message with survey and questions on your stay). Pool area is wonderful. Idea: grab a pizza and eat on their outdoor patio by the pool. The fitness center is large and provides a variety of machines and barbells. Breakfast is a bit typical for included breakfast; I enjoyed the western omelet and maple sausages more than the scrambled eggs and chicken sausages. View from our room was also nice. Definitely go to La Crosse Distilling Co. on Vine Street.

This hotel was a stop for me on a recent business trip. The hotel was clean, the room was quiet…read moreeven tho I was on the first floor I slept like a baby. The breakfast was well made and with a variety of items. I definitely would recommend and stay again.

Management here is horrible. They couldn't care less about the guests. When we were there a…read moregentleman(no name tag) kept talking about employees and how he didn't care for them as to why he hired his aunt in housekeeping. Very unprofessional. Will not be recommending IGH hotels to anyone

This is a great B & B. Beautifully decorated old home with large rooms and a beautiful view of the…read moreMississippi Great breakfast, cordial hosts, reasonable price. Best of the 5 B & Bs we stayed in on our recent Great River Road trip. Worth a stop in Trempealeau which has nothing else to offer (other than watching boats go through the locks).

Great place and a great value for the price. The rooms are spacious, clean, and air-conditioned…read more Ours had a terrace with a view of the Mississippi. Trains run alongside the river quite frequently, but didn't wake us up because the doors and windows must be new and well-sealed. The hosts let you come and go as you please, and are welcoming and willing to talk about the area and things to do there. Breakfast was AOK. While you're in the neighborhood, check out the bike trails (the local bike store, Blue Heron, has maps and sells trail passes). Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be a good public beach (that we knew of), so we had to trespass to take a dip (oops!). Sullivan's Supper Club is within a mile of the B&B and worth a jaunt for dinner, but the Trempealeau Hotel is within shorter walking distance and is open late.