The illegally would not let my service dog in the lobby totally against the ADA rules I was the…read morefirst Superstar trainer in the United States I know my rules they will be turned in. Is it oh you can stay in your room with the dog but it can't be out and people are checking in that's ridiculous I went to igh which is a higher standard hotel it was a lot of trouble to get there I was tired They had no problems with my dog we were in the lobby we were with other people when they were nice people. This place should be shut down it was a felony that's what they committed And I had another review put up my Verizon I don't see it

Best rates in town. Very clean rooms. Beds and pillows are…read moresuper comfy. The Continental breakfast was hearty. Standard Best Western breakfast stuff. Waffles, eggs, sausage, cheese curds ( Wisconsin style), tater tots, breads, fruit, yogurt, coffee, tea, milk, cereal. Probably forgetting a couple of things. Very quiet location. No highway noise like Holiday Inn. There is no pool but a hot tub and exercise equipment is sufficient.

This was a terrific hotel with a kind, lovely staff and I couldn't have asked for a better stay…read more However, there was one small issue that presented itself. The door to my deluxe room is too heavy. In fact, I'm writing to you from my deluxe room at this very moment, because I haven't been able to open the door to properly check-out of my deluxe room at the suggested checkout time of 11am. I prefer to stay in deluxe rooms, because I'm a blues boy at heart and need the extra space to listen to my blues CDs while I'm traveling for business. Unfortunately, I've come down with the blues fever because I still can't open the very heavy door to my larger, more expensive deluxe room and I fear that my stay will be extended. Sadly, this isn't the first time my stay has been extended. I was once attending a blues concert at The Alley in Sanford, FL and witnessed a blues tragedy, which greatly affected my evening. The young gun guitar-slinger on stage was ferociously berated by the venue owner following some type of dispute after the show. I had been in the merchandise line to buy a new blues CD and was delayed by 10 minutes or so. I travel often for business and recreation.

More like a three from me even though everyone was so very friendly and nice on account of a number…read moreof smalls not including the property's newness; though I'd much prefer staying at any freshly remodeled 20 something year old hotel. So, while they may be fairly new, they've sort of got some really old fashioned things going on. They're still doing the whole credit card incidental hold thing and are making it really difficult to connect your devices. You don't see incidental holds so much anymore but they're still doing it here and it's laughable given there's no bar or restaurant or bistro or coffee shop or beer or wine or alcohol to buy. It's just an interest free loan for them. They also really don't want you connecting anything to your TV either. It's affixed to the wall so you can't tilt it to see it while you're at the desk nor can you easily reach any of the HDMI inputs. Of six devices, only two connected to the wifi login; usually they all do. So to make the Xbox work, had to force the login with the IP address on another device, then use that device's MAC address on the Xbox. Easy for me but most people would have given up and that's the idea; I think. No breakfast sandwiches on the weekends for whatever reason even though you'll pay more for your stay those days.

I loved our two nights here! Stayed in the Buckhorn room (#7). The view was amazing and it was nice…read moreto step out on the balcony to watch the sunsets. The balcony is shared with the other rooms on the second floor but everyone kept their distance. People who pass by your window/door can see right in, so keep that in mind. Our two little dogs were welcomed with treats, a blanket and a water bowl - such a nice touch. The coffee, pastries and fruit available in the morning were a nice touch. We used a paddle boat and took our dogs out on the water. There were many kayaks as well that were complimentary. Unfortunately, the pontoons were all rented - next time. We brought our paddle boards along and launched from one of their many docks. We paddled down to Hoots on the Water for a wonderful afternoon. The paddle was 5 miles total and the trip back was brutal, fighting wind and waves. Definitely for advanced paddlers but very fun. The fire pit and many gas grills for cooking at the lodge were hospitable touches. Plenty of books, puzzles and card games available for relaxing. All staff were so nice. This is perfect for a retreat.

The Fish Best I ever had!!! Come on Down you won't be disappointed!! Pick the potato pancakes with…read moreit, omg they were the bomb,.. perfectly seasoning. Drinks were Great Amanda was just awesome., simple , sweet and can definitely hold a conversations. Very friendly bar setting but I pretty sure it's open to families too!! Quiet setting just friends new and old just sitting around and chatting. Don't forget if you want good fish fry and close to as homemade as you can get. Everything is homemade, fish tasted like it was just breaded and crispy to perfection. Don't forget to come on down and try this hidden gem, I don't think you'll ever regre

This stay was a little disappointing. There was an overwhelming smell of bleach from the pool, the…read morepillows smelled very sweaty, there was no coffee pot even though it was advertised that there was, and the beds were not very comfortable. The location was good, but the breakfast left a lot to be desired. Not very many choices, and not very good quality.

While on vacation our family always stays with AmericInn or Country Inn and Suites, traveling rule…read moreof thumb. I was satisfied with our trip here, mostly because we had the largest room available, #224. It has a king bed and a second adjoining bedroom that is separated by French doors (oddly without curtains). The bedroom had a whirlpool bathtub and a foldout couch, perfect to keep a kid from driving you insane. The "main room" had a large vanity sink, a desk, an armchair, a dresser with a flatscreen TV, a refrigerator, a microwave and an iHome with a 30 pin dock. The carpet was fresh and the room had a classic (but clean) hotel smell. We were as far from the pool as we could possibly be, adding to the pleasantries of the stay. Breakfast was fairly decent, the eggs had a lot to be desired (we were always down by 8:30am) but the other items were very good. Oddly they put a lock on the refrigerator after breakfast, to save money I assume, but they gladly unlocked it to have milk with our nutritious Pizza Hut dinner. Each day of our 3 day stay out room was cleaned, I mean CLEANED. Not a crumb was left on the carpet when we returned. The bed was made and pillows fluffed, the shower curtain was folded neatly with new shampoo/soap, wow. The remote (carelessly lost in the sheets) was returned to the dresser, garbage liners changed, fresh towels, just wonderful. The pool was also very nice. A few remnants of children here and there (a hair band floating and toys left) but it wasn't so bad. Moderately warm pool for snow on the other side of the window and the hot tub was huge! I'd say you could likely fit 15-20 people in it! A few reasons I could only give 4/5... There is no treadmill! A usual standard for them. I could have run outside, except there was seven inches of snow. The bathroom (with the toilet and shower) was very, very small. Small enough that if the door were any bigger it would hit the toilet. The shower head was so low! I had it pointed up and I was still barely able to fit under it- I'm only 5' 8".

No locks on the windows anyone can break in to your room if they put you in a pet friendly room.read more

The ceiling fan had a lot of dust on it. The fan in the bathroom had dust in it wish could be a…read morefire hazard when running. The sheets had stains on them. The curtains on the windows were worn so you could see through them from the outside. Housekeeping never changed any of our towels when we stayed there for the three days. It was disappointing to say the least.

Came in at 23:00. To sleep for a few hours. Staff was nice. The big down fall was a the safety of…read morethe rooms so we had a room we got in and didn't pay any attention. There is a door stopper that falls down on the outside of the door so in the morning when we got up, we couldn't get out of the room, we had to crawl on the ground and finagle to flip the door. It's like a kick stop type door thing pull it up to open the door that could be a fire hazard that could be 1 million things so the food was fine. The room was fine. The staff was fine but for the safety of everybody involved that is the reason for the bad review.

Rooms are very old and not maintained. There is a bad smell throughout the motel. They tried to…read morecover it with smelly air fresheners. Staff not very friendly. I felt like an outsider when I arrived as they were all hanging out at the main entrance. Never said hello. All fixtures are old and broken. I couldn't wait to get out of there in the morning. I will NEVER be back.

We had an amazing time! Barry and Julie were fantastic hosts! The property was beautiful and the…read morecabin was immaculate. There are so many places nearby, yet the cabins are far enough away from any commotion, it gave us a perfect getaway. We can't wait to go back next year!

We stayed at this well hidden little resort in Rice Lake Wisconsin. Don't have anything bad to say…read moreother than the pictures do not do it justice. The cabins were clean and well equipped with all the basic needs that you would have. The owners were more than personable there when you needed them but gave you your privacy. We had the most relaxing time and even though it is in the city it really felt like we were out in the country. We will definitely stay at this cozy resort again

I had just spent four days camping along the Namekagon and sleeping on the ground. I'm not as young…read moreas I used to be and given the choice of camping one more night or finding a a hotel... I went with the hotel option. We drove down from Trego looking for a place to stay. I pulled into Microtel and walked into the lobby to see if they had any rooms. So picture this... A big burly man with a bushy beard that hasn't seen a shower in four days and smells of river and campfire comes in trailing sand... The poor front desk clerk would have been well in her right to refuse service or at least make a face. No, she was very polite, looked up availability and assured me they had a room for a price I was willing to pay. I needed a room to sleep 3 adults, she had a room with two queen size beds. The beds were comfortable. The room had a microwave, refrigerator, coffee maker, two TVs, and plenty of towels/washcloths. It comes with a breakfast, but it's was just donuts and cereal, so we ended up going elsewhere for something a little more substantial. Is it a big fancy hotel? No. Is it a good place to rest your head that's clean, and comfortable? Yes.

Probably the worst hotel I've ever stayed in. My experience was partly my fault because I didn't…read moreread their website closely enough. The main person at the desks accent was so bad that I could not understand most of what he was saying. Not his fault but still hindrance to my experience. This is the first hotel I've ever stayed in that did not have a mini fridge and microwave. I also did not receive housekeeping service on Sunday. It was clean and maintained but did not provide the amenities that I really expected. Also, the morning breakfast bar was very sparse in selections. No fruits and only three pastries.

My brother and sister-in-law have been going to Lakeview for the past several years and this year…read morewe joined them. I give high marks to Brock and Michelle, the owners, for always being on-hand and available should you need anything! I think we ran into Brock every day we were there. The cabin, pontoon, and grounds were very clean. There was a nice picnic area where we could all meet up for dinner, drinks and a bonfire. We had a great time and will be back next year.

From the owner: Lakeview Resort is a fishing and recreation resort located in Chetek, WI…read more Since its opening in 1972, Lakeview Resort has shared with its guests a love for the outdoors, many family memories and an obsession with fishing on the Chetek Chain of Lakes. Our mission has been to exceed the expectations of our customers by providing exceptional hospitallity in an atmosphere of relaxation and comfort. If you enjoy pan-fishing, the Chetek Chain of Lakes can't be beat. Walleye, Northern Pike, and Bass are also plentiful in the lake system. Resort is well kept. and owners are present.

This is a great lil Motel with new management that really is making it a unique and comfortable…read moreplace to stay once again!!! Most of the ugly reviews were in the last 4 years, totally different today. Looking good!

Please help me get people to not book rooms at the Pullman Motel!!! Absolutely DISGUSTING!!…read more Anyone living in Rice Lake, please do not let your family or friends stay here. These are pictures of our room on Saturday, January 28th, 2023. They will not return our calls or texts to just get our money back from them and believe me this isn't about money, it's the fact of the room they put us in. Please share and stop this business! Thank you so much. Please look at these pictures...vomit!