First time to St Germain and we will definitely be back. Great location and great beach at this…read moreproperty. Hiller vacation homes does a great job with this resort and with the property.

We loved staying at Serenity Bay One in St. Germain. The cabin is newly renovated and beautiful…read more Overlooks the lake and has a very nice beach to walk down to and relax or swim.

I've had the pleasure of staying in one of these cabins. There are 8 cabins here I think. They…read moreare all cleaned and maintained very well. This little resort is very fisherman friendly. There are docks for fishing and boats to row/paddle. If you like to cook your fish they even have a nice scaling house. There is a game room with Foosball, ping pong, and a TV. A playground for kids and a fire pit with securely mounted benches and open space perfect for moonlight and stars. The place is beautiful and overlooks beautiful Little St. Germain Lake. Not far from town, and not far from Minocqua, Eagle River and other fun places to see.

Tony is the best great guy, wonderful service every time. Great for beer and fun small local bar…read more You have to try his famous shots! Best place ever everyone should go here.

Tony doesn't seem to know he is in the hospitality business. I rented a cabin in October from Bibs…read moreafter reviewing the information on the internet. The cabin we rented was about two miles from Bibs, which we were unaware of. The cabin was very nice. We arrived on a day when it was raining and cold. I had requested a motor for the boat at the cabin for two days. The next day was miserable, Cold, windy, and white caps on the lake making it impossible to use the boat either day. The next two days were beautiful and I asked Tony if he would allow me use of the motor for those two days instead since I had not even been able to use it the first two days. He told me he had offered to rent the motor for the entire time which I didn't want to do and picked up the motor refusing to even acknowledge me. I paid him $75 motor rental for an old motor that I couldn't use because of the weather. He had nothing invested and refused to budge. I have never had such a bad experience in the area in 50 years. I come to the North woods three times a year and will avoid renting any cabin from him. He could have made my week and didn't.

Estrold was exactly the spot my family needed for a little getaway. Located on Little St. Germain,…read morewe loved spending time at the beach and using the kayaks on site to explore the lake. My two small children (2 and 4) enjoyed hunting for gnomes, playing on the playground, and swimming on the "lily pad" mats. The grown ups enjoyed the peaceful days, the wonderful swing at the top of the hill overlooking the water, and watching other guests arrive with their daily catch of fish. Hosts Travis and Amanda provided enough opportunities to create new friendships through rock painting, movie night, potluck, s'mores roast, and fishing derby. We felt comfortable joining in or opting to relax on our own. They were very accommodating and just a phone call/text away if we needed anything. I gave the resort 4 stars because there is some room for improvement on the resort. Repairing the swing set (broken monkey bars, adding fresh sand to the sandbox), making sure the paddle boat and beach chairs are in good shape would be a few of the things I would like to see. I know there is a staffing shortage at many places right now, so t's understandable.

Tacky, tacky, tacky. We stayed in the marsh cottage. What could be a cute cabin - isn't. From the…read moredrive up to the cabin one immediately notices decline. The view of the storage or tool shed is off putting but the shed is disclosed in the write up. The cottage needs a makeover. Rotted wood on the outside and a paint job is needed. The cottage smells musty, the furniture is too big for the size of the living room (keep the futon. Lose the recliner) the refrigerator should at least be painted so all the dings and scratches don't show. Add a cutting board. Fix the drawers so they don't almost fall out when opened. The dish towel is old and discolored and only one. The sheets for the sagging bed are both low end. Get a good quality mattress and sheets forcrying out loud. There is no bedding for the futon. Nor does someone from out of state need to bring such items. Maybe put a screen around the water heater. Make the vent pipe above the water heater more attractive by painting (maybe decal with moose or fish) and cover the end with exposed insulation. Repair the wood rot by shower. Replace sagging ceiling in bedroom.

My family has come to Elbert's for 30+ years, with a short lapse in the late 90s/early 2000s. The…read moreplace is just as fun as it was back in the 80s, being well maintained and family-friendly. Beautiful place to take your family. We look forward to this yearly vacation. Thanks for a great vacation!

First let me say, the cabin we stayed in was great, but everything associated with Hiller's was…read moredisappointing to say the least. Their customer service or lack there of SUCKS! First, we arrived at our cabin at 4 to check in. It was a HOT mess. The cleaners (when they finally came) were extremely apologetic as were the women working the office at Hillers, but the owners and managers were no where to be found and never called me when I had asked for some kind of a refund because we had to wait until 6:00 when our cabin was finished being clean. Second, we rented a pontoon which was great, but we rented it for three days. The first day it arrived by noon but were told that it would have normally arrived at 4 pm, but they only had a few pontoons to drop off. Really? Pay for three full days but don't get to use it for three full days? Rip off. Third, we paid for four days, and on the fourth day when we were supposed to check out, we had to be out by 8 am which was fine. Not great or reasonable since we paid for FOUR days, but we did it. There was a man sitting in a car watching as we finished packing up our car and left. As we left, he pulled up behind us and headed towards the cabin. Fourth, we were randomly charged after our stay. Apparently they've had many complaints about the mechanics who check in the boats that are rented charging patrons, but yet the owners haven't done anything to stop this. I am still waiting on a phone call from Mark or Nick also. We love going up north and have for decades but the experience with Hillers has made me never want to book with them again. Hopefully no one else has a similar experience.

My wife and I used to only come up to Hiller's once a year for our week long summer vacation, but…read morewe just can't stay away, and St. Germain is beautiful in autumn! We love this place, and it's always so hard to leave. Whether we are swimming in the sun, reading a book on the shady deck, kayaking on calm Little St. Germain Lake, sliding shuffleboard pucks, or playing cards on a rainy day, there is no place more tranquil or fun than Hiller's Pine Haven. As long as this gem of the Northwoods exists, we will carry on the annual family tradition.

I stayed at the Homestead cottage over Memorial Day weekend. It was my first time there, but my…read morefamily has been going there twice a year for fourteen years. It is a rather quiet locale, with only the occasional loud boaters and barky dogs at whom to make disapproving faces. The cottage we were in had a rather sloped backyard leading to the lake. It wasn't a difficult climb for me, but I could imagine anyone with mobility issues having a more trying time of it, especially considering there are no stairs. The TVs were plentiful (living room, bar area, bedrooms, even a bathroom), but they don't seem to all get the same channels. They did have a good enough variety of them, though. We even had a Bose radio (the one from the commercials) that put out some decent sound. Be sure to bring your own bedding (they charge extra if you use theirs... don't ask me why) and paper goods. They had a decent supply of plates, serving dishes, bowls, silverware, steak knives, and (most importantly) a corkscrew. The lake itself is oddly shaped, but that makes for more interesting boating excursions. Fishing off of the dock right behind the house yielded some bluegill, a perch, a couple of bass, and a few northern. Fishing from a boat resulted in one muskie. The water near the shore isn't too weedy, but it's also not very deep (about 3 feet at the end of the pier). I have AT&T, and I was able to get 4-5 bars of phone reception and a fine GPS signal, but practically no data signal. The iPhone said it had access to "E" (Edge) data, but about 80% of the time whatever I was trying to do would time out, and that was from the "good" spot near the dining table. There is wifi available at the main area, from what I understand, and also at many nearby shops/coffee places/bars. The ones that do typically advertise with signs. The closest grocery store is pretty high priced, especially for weekender gear, so try not to forget anything important. Cathy's ice cream is a nice place to go on a warmer day, since it's nearby and has covered outdoor seating. The coffee shop next door to it also has wifi, if you buy something from them first.

Our family of 15, 7 adults and 8 kids (all under 12), were warmly welcomed to Jacksons. The…read moreGrandview cabin was great! lots of room for the kids and adults. Close to the lake, great boat docks - perfect for fishing for the kids. The swimming area has a slow slope for our little ones to enjoy the water too. The older kids loved the swimming to the raft. Also, there is a great playground and soccer/grass space we definitely took advantage of. The water was great, we brought a small fishing boat and kayaks, all were well used during the week. Great experience over all, can't wait to book again for next year!