Stayed here a couple of years ago and plan to stay again. It is located close to Beloit College…read moreand a great value. It is a family owned motel and I found the man who checked me in very helpful. The room itself was clean and reasonably comfortable. The price was very reasonable.

This place is cozy enough but no amenities. It's right on the Rock River which is nice but the…read morerooms are small, smells like cigarettes and the shower looked murdery. It was perfect for what we needed it for but I wouldn't go out of my way to stay here again.

The price was right and the owner was very nice, but the bed was pretty creaky and the pillows…read moremight as well have been towels folded up in pillowcases. The decor could definitely use some updating and our room had a certain funk to it that they were trying to cover up with a couple of air fresheners. Otherwise, the place was clean and very affordable.

Just your typical family owned motel nothing too special rates are good check in and out was a…read moresmooth process

Beautiful location and a lovely experience. We went to the cheese tasting here and I was a little…read moreworried it would be cheesy (lol) but it was amazing! The place is beautiful-I could not believe the amount of different cheeses that they provided. And then...they give you a huge steak sandwich and sides. I need a nap just remembering it! Can't wait to go again next year.

Stayed at the reopened Ludlow Mansion. The mansion is huge. 17 rooms. Service was excellent as…read morewell as the breakfast. A great getaway from urban life. Took a tour of the Minhas brewery in the square. They make Berghoff beer which the same name as the former restaurant downtown.

Wife and I had the honor of being the first guest to stay here when we were in town for over…read moreFathers Day weekend 15th of June. Very spacious and comfortable. Wife loved how everything thing was decorated and laid out. With the open floor plan the living room area flowed into the kitchen area. Just off the kitchen was the bedroom and spacious bathroom with shower. Being right downtown it was very quiet and got a great nights sleep. Within walking distance to everything downtown from breakfast thru dinner.

Extremely impressed with this new boutique hotel. Modern, up-to-date, clean and in town. Wireless…read morecharger next to bed was a nice touch. The memory foam bed was super comfortable for us and we both have bad backs. WiFi was fast. Will definitely stay her again.

We had a wonderful stay at Century Elms. Rich and Chris are the consummate hosts. The rooms are…read morebeautiful and very comfortable. We stayed in the Payne-Craig room which is very spacious and beautifully decorated. The bathroom was huge and was supplied with everything you could ever need. An added bonus is a private entrance to the gorgeous wraparound porch! Chris is an excellent chef and the breakfasts were so yummy! We never left the table hungry. We cannot recommend this beautiful inn more. If we could give it 10 stars - we would give it 12! *This B&B is also fully ADA compliant. There is a wheelchair entry ramp to the front door. The Payne-Craig room is on the first floor and is specifically designed to accommodate wheelchairs. The shower has an extended seat with many rails for stability. The sink and toilet are also built for wheelchair access.

Several of us spent a wonderful couple days here in August. The campers are stylish, clean, and…read morefun. Each comes with a record player with vinyl collection, chocolate truffles, and outdoor sitting area. Extra blankets for the chilly evenings. Also: Bikes to take out exploring Blanchardville and the countryside. S'mores ingredients, wood, and other materials for the firepit! Stargazing was stunning. The guest bathroom (clean) is across the yard in the main house, with a separate entrance. Towels are provided. Breakfast was self-serve on the common porch and filling (granola, yogurt, coffee, fruit, etc.). For meals outside of breakfast--we stocked up at the grocery store (Kunderts) in town, had lunch at the Viking Cafe and got ice cream at Pecs Perk, all a 5- to 10-min walk away. Various payments accepted, such as Venmo and Paypal. http://www.circlemfarm.com/farm-stay Thanks, Kriss and Shannon!

You will never forget a visit to Circle M Farm. A peaceful, restful retreat on a small CSA farm…read morejust past the outskirts of Blanchardville (pop. 832). The Marions have a special gift for authentic hospitality. Home-cooked, straight-from-the-fields food is delicious and worth the trip alone. Just this morning we had homemade goat cheese, sweet and savory waffles, fresh-laid eggs with Swiss chard, and homegrown sausage with gravy. We always look forward to scratching the goats on the nose, or playing with the barn kittens, or hearing someone pick a guitar by the campfire. Our family has been visiting here from Chicago for years, and we come back whenever we possibly can. Without fail, when we turn into the long gravel drive here, our kids start shouting for joy.

Beautiful, comfortable cabin on a peaceful lake, perfect for kayaking! A great place to relax after…read morea day biking the nearby Sugar River Trail. Cabin has everything you need for a comfortable stay. Lots to see and do nearby. Highly recommend!!!!

Roy T. July 1, 2025…read more We chose the Konig Maple Lane Event Center to host a gathering after my wife's Funeral Mass. We estimated that we would have about 100 friends and family members attending to share their grief and celebrate Karen's life. The space was perfect. The food was excellent. The service was outstanding. Rena was so helpful and easy to work with. She even fixed my wife's favorite desert, which wasn't even on her extensive menu. We highly recommend the Konig Maple Lane Event Center without any reservations. Thank you Rena!

Where to begin with Rena- we checked this place out for our celebration of life for my brother (18)…read morewho committed suicide. When we first met with the owner, things seemed really awesome $75/hour (clock starts when you start setting up) they provide tables, chairs, a screen, and clean up (not shabby) or so we thought. We paid for 7 hours - $525. One rule about this place is if you have your event here you cannot bring in food, you must get food from her. We thought, wow that would be great - set up, catering and clean up, what a neat place. After first meeting Rena stated that we needed to pick a menu from her items. It's regular general items - so at first we picked the celebration of life "usuals" (pulled pork, salad, fruit, cookies, ice, and some cheese trays) we estimated about 150-200 people. Rena first quoted me $1800 - $2,000, I've never planned anything like this so I thought - okay, sounds good. We agreed and I thought we were good. 2 days later, she called and left me a voicemail at 9:30pm stating I needed to call her back. Upon calling her, she said "I just cannot do this for $10/plate what you want is going to cost $3,500 -$3,800 + 5% tax and + 30% gratuity (she said 15 at first but when we did the math, it came out to be about 30), she also said that at that price, we would only get 150 plates and when the plates were gone, even if there was food left - that was the end of eating for our guests. I thought to myself, kind of strange to count plates and then throw away food (seemed wasteful). I'm not a caterer by any means so idk maybe this is how it works. I said I wanted a quote in writing to get a second opinion bc again, I know nothing really about this business. After some research, I learned that her rules of counting plates was something more for like a sit down dinner, not for sandwiches and finger foods. So I declined and we decided to cut way back and said - 150 people worth of cheese trays, sausage and cookies/bars + ice - she quoted us $750 which included the tax and gratuity..or so we thought. The event was super successful, we ended up having 450 people stop through (not everyone ate) and we noticed that we had run out of food pretty early but thought oh well, bc we were having a dinner at Vince's later. Rena took it upon herself to set out 2 regular bags of Tostitos and salsa later on. Extra food and charges were never discussed with us during the event. Fast forward 6 hours, I'm at Vince's with my family and I send a family member to the event center to pay Rena, upon arrival she told my family member that the total would be $1800. $1050 more than what she quoted us. My family member didn't question it bc she thought the event center fee was included and she wanted to do a nice gesture for our family considering the circumstances. Not until later, upon questioning everyone (mostly to thank them) I found out that the bill was now $1800!! Rena indicated that because we ended up having so many guests she had to (allegedly) prepare so much more food (cheese, sausage and cookie trays) and she claimed she provided drinks (which we did not ask for) even though we brought our own. These 'extra' items were never discussed with any of us, no one was ever told that it would be an almost double charge of the original quote, just because of foot traffic. When we questioned how it became so much, she sent an updated very non specific/detailed "invoice". When further questioned and reminded of our original contract and quote she proceeded to send (imo) a very rude email in response. We already paid her and we're too sad to argue with her. If I would've known she was going sneakily overcharge us I would've just passed on the "food" all together. It's really too bad because the center and space is really great and it did meet our needs but the lack of details, the egregious upcharge, and rena's general demeanor is truly disappointing. I wouldn't recommend this place.