Such a cool hotel…read more.. I come to Madison for work at least once a year and always stay at this Marriott... Arguably one of the nicest Fairfield's you'll ever find. This place was an old cotton mill that they redesigned into a vintage yet elegant Fairfield (they probably could have/should have made it a JW, it's that nice). The staff is always friendly and accommodating and the location is perfect... Situated right on the river with great scenic views and a short 5 minute walk to all the excellent restaurants and watering holes on Main St that Madison has to offer. If coming through town for work or for leisure, this Fairfield Inn is the place to stay.

A very lovely historic-building hotel in a beautiful location! Would highly recommend staying here…read morefor a trip to Madison IN. We loved the high ceilings in the rooms, the on-demand coffee station, and the elevated continental breakfast in the morning (fritatas, potatoes, egg mcmuffins). Also, when you step outside there is the river/riverwalk - a great place to have your basecamp. While it is (slightly) off the beaten path, if you are up for a nice walk it is still totally walkable to the city.

We loved our stay at The Chandler Hotel! The whole place was beautiful and thoughtfully prepared…read more The common spaces and our room were very clean. I loved the inclusion of locally made goods, like: the hand soap, chocolate truffles, and coffee they had available in the room. It was quiet and peaceful and a quick walk to Main Street. I loved learning about the history of the building and seeing old photos too. They also had a sound machine, which came in handy for us since I forgot the one my toddler sleeps with. You do have to make sure to memorize your key code or bring your phone everywhere (which most people do all the time). The lobby is key code access too and I almost got locked out once - whoops! We would be happy to stay here again and I'm sure we will be back someday!

We recently stayed at this great hotel. It's in a old building that has been wonderfully converted…read moreinto a unique hotel. It's close to both downtown Madison, the river and the Lanier house. It's also very close to a nice (not kidding!) Dollar General Market that is very handy for all those things I always forget to take on a trip. The Chandler is yet another reason to visit Madison. We are already looking forward to our next stay. Their practice of not having an employee who customers meet face-to-face and instead using text/email for entrance instructions is probably off-putting for some (it initially was for me), but their system works just fine. I encourage you to not be intimidated by it.

Only stay here if you want your card charged multiple times. This place is managed by the most…read morehorrid manager I have ever dealt with. Nikki is very unhelpful -- just down right rude and unprofessional. She caught an attitude the second I asked why our card was charged multiple times and then continued to cuss me out and block my email so I couldn't send proof. Would not recommend to anyone unless you want to experience horrible management and your card being charged multiple times. Honestly deserves negative ten stars.

Nostalgic, epic views, and so charming. There's nothing that compares to this view in Madison…read more Sunsets, downtown, and the bridge. The driveways are both a bit of an expert level entry, off cantor, uphill, turns, and blind corners!

Great place to stay, clean , the owners & staff are friendly, the bar on site is great to relax in…read morethe evening. Walking distance from downtown shopping. Highly recommend staying at this family owned hotel with the "NOLA" flare.

Our third time staying here. This time during Unbroken Circle Fest. The Riverboat was looking good…read more New owners have spruced the place up. I heard them mention $2 beers at their bar. It's a great view of the bridge and the river. Massive outdoor deck space to accommodate whoever you bring. Be aware, this isn't a Fairfield. The Riverboat is unique, but the rates are good and the rooms are clean and comfy. We will go back.

This was... a experience. Me and my dad were coming in town…read morefor a weekend in Madison. We decided to stay at this hotel it wasn't really what we hoped for. When we arrived, no nice greeting. The girl at the desk was glued to her computer. After 5 minutes, she then asked "are you checking in?" C'mon. We then got our room and saw that the door was wide open. Thankfully it was clean, but still I was very uncomfortable about that. We went back to the front desk and she offered us two things, refund and leave or just stay in the room. Apparently the housekeeping crew was "in a rush". (We ended up staying). The room itself was just meh. Everything was fine, except for the shower that I found disgusting. Yellow gunk was all around it and the side table was crumbling. Ew. The breakfast at the place was really small and very basic. There was cold cereal and a few hot meals, along with some baked goods and packaged muffins. However the fruit was rotting and disgusting. But if you are in a hurry, it will do. It was fine for just the few days we were there and was really the only place around. If you got no where else, this is the place for you.

This was a very clean and convenient hotel. The staff was very friendly. The breakfast was so good…read moreboth mornings. I definitely suggest getting a couple of cinnamon rolls and maybe 1 or 2 to go. My only reason for 4 of 5 is that the hotel gym left a lot to be desired.

It's been closed for 3 years. The sign has said it will be open in two weeks, but that's been…read morethere for 3 years. We hope they reopen. It used to be a great place to eat!

It's ok. Just ok I guess. Which is so so, super sad. Look at the potential of this gorgeous…read moreproperty. It's a amazing. A place like this could revitalize the area. Drinks were ok; nothing amazing. I'm reading my review and it sounds so 'meh.' Fitting.

me and my wife rented a queen suite for a weekend getaway but were very disappointed by a few…read morethings for a $215 room I expected a lot more the first of all we found like 4 huge centipedes in our room and the hotel claims to have an indoor pool and hottub which were closed upon arrival with no explanation with an outdoor pool down the road that closed at 5:45 keep in mind check in wasn't till 4 the tv in the room was Not able to connect to the WiFi nor was I able to connect to the WiFi at all regardless of us trying to do it the way the manual instructed so we had no tv which Was one of the perks of the room the room was also torn up bath drainplug was just torn out of the bath and I had to figure out how to get it back in a few cabinet handles were broken and holes in the wall behind the bed the hotel was advertised as a super nice inn but all in all it was kind of sketchy and poor quality the room was spacious and private and the bath and shower were nice but thats abt it no tv no pool no WiFi and bugs

When you pay 25.00 for 2 small scoops of potatoes, frozen green beans, 2 pieces of fish, some kinda…read moreof California blend that looked as if it has set out for hours along with what chicken (maybe 15 pieces) no deserts until ready to leave then I would head to McDonalds. (Forgot there was sort of pork and ham)

We stayed here one night recently. It is an old house reconditioned for today's guests…read more The innkeeper was pleasant and accommodating and took care of any needs we had. Also a nice homemade breakfast was served on the morning we were leaving. Very nice. The king bed in St. Michael's Room was very comfortable and the private bath was acceptable. A few of the older light fixtures were dodgy. There are dining options just down Main street in Madison. We had a meal in town. Typically we stay for more than one night and the town seemed nice enough for a longer stay. JLD Lanier owner architect of this B&B and also the Lanier Mansion. Unfortunately we did not have time to stop by that historic site. The house has some history as a stop on the Underground RR according to the innkeeper. Value was comparable to other B&B's we have stayed at. Nancy & Mark.

Great xperience. I loved it. Beautiful, big, clean, xcellent staff. I would go back to the iton…read moregate inn

Spent a weekend at the Windy Hill bed and breakfast with some friends for a lovely girls weekend…read more The space is incredibly charming with a lovely view of the river. The host is very accommodating and communicative. Looking forward to a return visit!

We loved our 2 night stay here at Windy Hill! Kathy is the most wonderful hostess and warmly…read morewelcomed us. The house was super-clean and had a fantastic view of the Ohio River. I sat on the porch in the sunshine and read a book...what a peaceful place! Very close to Clifty Falls State Park. Plenty of bike-riding and sight-seeing in town.

Had never been there before but I went in for his sandwich and some fries I ordered the where did…read morechicken sandwich and it was horrible it tasted and chewed like nothing but chicken skin with some mayonnaise the fries were half cooked and the cheapest that you can possibly imagine this place really needs to get there act together if they're trying to make food! Disgusting is all I can say,,

I love this bar. There's nothing fancy about it which is what I want if I am looking to just…read morerelax. With plenty of space to play pool for hours or other arcade games with your friends, you cannot beat this dive bar. The bar area is large with several side tables. There's a smaller side room for a larger group of friends to hang with a slightly secluded feel. There's a modern jukebox with a variety of music ie country, pop and Fiest...?! The walls are rough wood with customer chalk graffiti all over it and floors have quarters glued to the floor. Beer and shots are reasonably priced. The most expensive shot is 5 bucks. They do have cocktails. Typical bar food including pizzas. However this is not a place you look nice for. Expect smoking inside, steel toe boots and bikers.