Very nice and immaculately clean hotel just outside Rhinelander. The staff is young and friendly!…read moreThe included breakfast is plentiful and generous, and a "real" breakfast *eggs, sausages, waffles, fruit, juices, yogurt, etc.). Right across the parking lot is a Calver's ice cream, in case you get peckish!

Wow. My husband and I were very impressed by our room. It was clean, spacious, and comfortable…read more It even had a small hot tub. The thing I liked most in the design was a shelf for the suitcase - not a wiggly stand, but a whole sturdy shelf. We will go back.

We stayed here for three nights a couple of weeks ago. Booking and check in was simple. The staff…read moreare very nice and accommodating. The grounds are very well maintained. There is an indoor swimming pool, tennis courts, a kids play area, a beach, and many trails. We stayed in the lodge. The room was large. We were picking up my son from camp and I though we would have to share a room, but it was large enough that we ran out and bought a cheap air mattress so he could have his own bed. There are cabins on the property, a supper club, and a coffee bar, but we did not try any of those. The resort was quite busy. There were groups of all ages. While our room was large, the bathroom was very dated and in need of a renovation. There was a binder highlighting aspects of the lodge, but some of the pages had mold growing on them. I thought there was daily room cleaning, but our room was never touched. Perhaps I missed something. Definitely a place to check out if you are looking for lodging in the area.

Did not stay at the resort, but wanted to share. I was on…read morethe lake and the battery on my pontoon died. No one was on the lake and not knowing what to do, called them asking for assistance. Alex sent someone out right away, jumped my battery, and I was back in business in no time! It reminded me there are still good people in the world and not all businesses are just out to make a profit. Cheers Holiday Acres!

I've been in newer, fancier hotels, but I really enjoyed my stay here. It's a bit run down but…read moreclean, with a great location. A dated but serviceable balcony overlooked a residential street. The bed was old but comfortable, the room was also old but set up well with a functional work area, enough outlets, and a fridge. The best part was the staff who were friendly, interesting, and welcoming. They sell various knick knacks which I found charming. The bar became the breakfast area in the morning. They don't allow hodags, but I'm not sure about other pets.

Sorry to say but this hotel has seen better days. The carpets are dirty and the general interior…read moreneeds help, except the lobby which was nice. The pool area was dated, no comfortable chairs and the hot tub not working. i was traveling with a 86 year old and they told me I HAD to stay on the second floor and NO elevator. We never made it to the upstairs room. I wasn't given that information when booking the room. We were forced to leave our non refundable $205 room and seek a different hotel.

The property could use a little renovation, but the prices are commensurate. I've stayed in plenty…read moreof worse places for higher cost. The workers are friendly and personable. Although there are a lot of stains and some visible aging, they keep the place pretty clean. I liked having a balcony with a welcoming small town view, everything in my room worked. There's a little bar which stays open as long as there are customers (never more than 5) and is also where the pretty good breakfast is offered up. Adequate parking, safe location, walking distance from the library, the courthouse, a supermarket, a bookstore, and some good restaurants. I think this is a better choice than the motels closer to the highway. I appreciated the costume jewelry and knickknacks for sale in the lobby.

How sad to see what was once a wonderfully kept, locally owned hotel in such decline and disrepair…read more Rooms are in dire need of an upgrade with broken fixtures, aging decor and uncomfortable beds. Hallways are half painted and dirty with random furniture haphazardly placed in odd places. The worst part was what used to be a fabulous restaurant, now the spot to grab free breakfast - if you dare. Filthy serving area, food was not replenished and coffee was cold, tables were not wiped down and staff was rude. What was once the best hotel in Rhinelander is arguably now the worst - for $195 a night. Terrible.

We booked a room here for one night because we were going on a motorcycle trip. We booked this…read moreyesterday and found out that it is going to rain all weekend so I called immediately to cancel and was informed that I'm not getting my money back. This is absolutely unacceptable and stealing. We are out $90 in 24 hours.

We booked a stay at Clay Lake Inn and resorts. Unfortunately, we were unable to utilize this stay…read moreas our trip was ruined by three days worth of rain in the forecast. We booked the trip on Sunday and had to cancel on Tuesday. We were out the $90. It would've cost for the one night stay as their policy is no cancellation refunds. If they advertise this on their website, it is in the fine print however, it should be policy that if your trip is canceled due to circumstances beyond your control, you should be refunded. This is equivalent to stealing.

As always, an excellent place to stop for a sandwich and a cup of home made soup. Friendly service…read moreand fun getting all the local news of the area. Very clean and kid friendly. You will not be disappointed.

Fast friendly servers and the best sandwich in town. You also will not leave hungry as the portions…read moreare large.

I thought that the beginning of February would be a quiet time of year in Rhinelander WI at the…read moreComfort Inn : WRONG! The room was fine, the group rate attracted youth teams and neither the players nor the adults had any regard for other hotel guests. We were awakened two nights in a row by kids yelling in the halls, talking loudly, and upstairs stomping was ridiculous. The ceiling/second story floor was very creaky and noisy. I kept wondering when the ceiling was going to fall in. There was limited hotel staff and despite being on the ground floor, the front desk person seemed oblivious to rude behavior. I had made another reservation for August and once I find a different place to stay, I will definitely be canceling that reservation.

Great stay at Comfort Inn in Rhinelander. Nice clean room, quiet, refrigerator with small freezer…read morecompartment, microwave. All appliances worked. And the staff was very friendly and helpful.

Very nice hotel, super clean, looks brand new. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Hotel was…read morefull, hockey kids weekend, with all the kids you could not tell it was full, super quiet. Plus pet friendly. If you looking for a nice hotel in Rhinelander this is a must go to.

Great place, very new and comfortable, clean. Very nice employees, especially the ones on the…read moreevening/night shift: nice and friendly people that make you feel comfortable. Thank you!

This was a wonderful cabin for a week getaway. We stayed in the Fisherman's Cabin. This cabin can…read moresleep six people and has a deck right on the lake. We very much enjoyed kayaking and fishing right in our own backyard. The cabin was very clean and had everything we needed. We definitely hope to stay here again!

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