My husband and I came here to celebrate our 8th wedding anniversary and they were having a deal…read more(buy 1 night, get 1 night FREE), who can pass that up? Lol. We stayed in the Oxford cabin and ended up paying $271 for 2 nights. Still an awesome bed and breakfast, friendly staff, delicious complimentary cheese and wine of your choice. Small issue, it was lots of ants this visit. Maybe because it was warmer this visit, but they were everywhere. Besides that, great trip. Of course, we'll be back, we LOVE it here.

Love this place. Mu husband and I came here to celebrate our anniversary. It was our second visit,…read morebut the first one was nearly 10 years ago. Place has been maintained beautifully. Fantastic location and definitely walkable to downtown Lake Geneva, although if you have mobility issues, maybe not. Friendly staff, special little touches, and cozy cabins! We promised ourselves that we will not wait this long next time.

First, my apologies, I do not have any pictures to share. I took this moment of my life to rest and…read moredecompress from the "requirements" the digital world places on us. When I travel, I generally look for B&Bs because I have done corporate america hotels. I have had many, great expwriences with B&Bs, and Air B&Bs. Many of the corporate hotels are overpriced with horrible/terrible food options (complimentory breakfast? It's worked into that final bill). B&Bs have a niche in persoanlization and care, equating to better food to eat, very competative pricing, and increased safety. Tina and Dean made this stay wonderful!!!!! There were both very attentive and respectful for privacy and timing. The reasons I stayed at this Inn were its location, close to Genoa City and by the lake (little did I know, but you can ask for kayaks or canoe options to use the lake). Though I did not use the lake nor its trails, I know these are options for my next summer getaway. Second, the price and dates were competitive and open. I was pleasantly surprised with two day's worth of steak and eggs for breakfast! Again, because it was not a hotel- Genoa City has "sad" options- it was super quiet and peaceful. The knowledge that I won't be woken by cleaning crews, screaming kids, nor immature adults slamming doors made my stay even better and HIGHER quality. And that is truly what the Inn at Lake Elizabeth and Tina and Dean offer: Quality. I highly recommend you pass up on a hotel and direct yourself to experience that which many are missing: quality.

The Inn at Lake Elizabeth was a perfect place for a gals' getaway. Super cozy and comfortable, and…read moreTina and Dean were very kind and welcoming. You also won't get a better start to your day than Dean's savory breakfast skillet and Tina's scones, ideally while sitting on the front porch and gazing at Lake Elizabeth. Their place is super easy to find, though in a peaceful area, with access to a lot of great local food and shopping. We are already planning our next visit!

I'll start with the odor of cat urin. Not just cat urine but cat urine that has seeped into the…read moreground and floors of level one. Several women in my group were allergic to cats. The beautiful silver on the second floor appears as though it hasn't been polished in decade. Silver left to deteriorate as that is not appreciate. Black in color. It looks as if these people have no taste. Some of the decorations are nice. Then they went to the dollar store and bought a bunch of junk and put it next to it. Not my cup of tea.

Beautiful and charming place!! everyone should go there and enjoy the ambiance!! Highly recommend…read morethis place for special occasions.

A few firsts of 2008... Chicago, Thanksgiving in the snow,…read moreand a first at a bed and breakfast. 2 years later I still reminisce. I regret forgetting the owner's name but he really was the most pleasant and hospitable person. My favorite part of the mansion was a quiet comfy library nook that had a hanging decorative wreath made of artfully interwoven branches and lights. It spread across the ceiling and added warmth to their hospitality. I wouldn't hesitate to board here once more.

A very interesting bed and breakfast. Being from the west coast, I wasn't expecting a giant house…read morequite like this. Filled with antiques, it's a really quite extravagant inside and out. The owner Steve was very friendly, and prepared a great breakfast for us. Afterwards, he sat around and talked about the history of both the house and the city of Dundee. The bed was comfortable, and we were in the biggest suite, so we had a HUGE tub in our room. It definitely is a place to consider if you're traveling through this part of the country!

We 3 girlfriends stayed in the Cherry Tree Inn's guesthouse located a block away from the Inn. We…read morehad a great time having our own 3 en-suite bed & baths, a parlor, dining room and full kitchen. On Sat & Sun mornings we walked up to the Inn to enjoy breakfast with the Inn's guests, and take in all of the "Groundhog Day" movie memorabilia. The full breakfasts provided by George and Rey (Rey is also the gardener, and she has created some truly lovely spaces around the Inn: lovely flowers, 2 koi ponds, scattered seating areas) were absolutely delicious with all kinds of breakfast items like pancakes, quiche, bacon, eggs, biscuits and gravy, potato waffles, fresh berries, melon, strawberries, yogurt, granola, bread pudding and more. The guesthouse and the Inn are walking distance to the Woodstock Square and we enjoyed the farmer's market & brick and mortar stores for some retail therapy. Live music on the square on Friday night, too. We had a great girls' weekend!

Passing thru town we realized this is where the movie Groundhog Day was filmed and this is the Inn…read morewhere 'Phil Conners was staying'. We drove up and the propriatress was chatting with neighbors. She greeted us and when we asked if it was OK to take photos of the outside. . . she have us a tour of the inside! Wow, that was unexpected! Super warm and friendly owner, the Inn has many of it's original features including wood floors, lighting fixtures, coal burning fireplaces, stained glass, and more. It also boasts a beautiful new kitchen and glorious gardens including milk weed for the Monarch Butterflies which have been rapidly decreasing in numbers in recent years. So yay! She has a small shop of movie themed items and a museum cabinate of movie props. We were told about the filming pricess at the inn and told about plans for the gardens. A lovely Bed and Breakfast, if you find yourself in Woodstock, IL, check on availability. Stay where Phil Conners 'stayed'.

Spent a week at this lovely B and B in mid-September-- probably my 7th or 8th visit! As usual, I…read morefelt warmly welcomed and that I was "coming home." Sherry Brewer, the attentive innkeeper, does a superb job! The beautiful, old well-kept home provides a cozy and comfortable environment. It is located walking-distance to the picturesque downtown with its excellent restaurants, parks, and a day spa. I am already planning a return visit next Spring. Sherry M Arlington, Virginia

This was our first time staying at a bed and breakfast and I am glad we did! The house was…read morebeautiful and so clean. We stayed in Sir James room and it was spacious, clean, and had a private bathroom. The back patio is a great touch - perfectly shaded in the summer with a great warm breeze. Sherry was an excellent host - very friendly, personable, and hospitable. The breakfast was delicious. If I ever go back to Algonquin, I would stay here over any of the hotels. The location is also great - it is right downtown Algonquin with great restaurants, walking/biking paths, ice cream & coffee shops, within in walking distance.

A comfortable stay right near the Lake with large rooms and excellent accommodations. I was in on…read morebusiness and to see family and the experience was excellent and comfortable. Zero noise interruptions, welcoming staff, and the feeling of Christmas for the holidays throughout. On top of everything, these may be the best pillows I have ever slept on. Cannot recommend enough if you ever stay for vacation or travel for business in Racine, WI

A wonderful bed and breakfast experience. The mansion was eclectic and beautiful. Breakfast was…read moredelicious especially the muffins. Pam was a gracious hostess. We would definitely stay here again

We really enjoyed our stay at the French Country Inn. Beautiful view of the lake from our first…read morefloor room and deck. The lake was very quiet, no noisy boats. Complementary kayak use, cute little private beach. Amy at reception was very sweet, making sure our weekday continental breakfast was enough for us each morning; it was perfect! Also enjoyed the beautiful restaurant patio; the food was very good! We will be back!

French country Inn is a beautiful place to stay when you're in Lake Como or Lake Geneva…read moreEric, the manager simply outstanding thank you Eric for all you did for my wife and myself. We will be back soon.

Delicious dinner, excellent service in the Brassiere. No rush dinner, relaxed and great service…read more The fillet was cooked perfectly and delicious. The chicken was again delicious. The sides were extremely bountiful for the four of us to share. Beautiful surroundings to enjoy your meal.

We used to love coming to Deer Path Inn for special occasions. Unfortunately, the menu has changed,…read moreand the service and cleanliness has also changed. We went for my wife's birthday a few weeks ago and the food was awful. The eggs were completely soaked in oil, the breakfast potatoes were cold and soggy, the pancakes tasted like they were made the day before and reheated in the microwave, and the service was abysmal. Remnants from dinner were on the sticky table and floor. It's truly a shame what has happened here. Avoid at all costs.

Very unique atmosphere. Friendly staff. The speakeasy in the…read morebasement is a must see. We were there for an event very well received

I wanted to love this place so much, the ambiance, decoration, history, exactly the kind of place I…read moream quick to fall in love with! But the food and wine here is so abysmal, I don't know how they found the audacity to serve what they do for as expensive as it is. I went here with my husband and brother in law for dinner, looking forward to a good steak and wine. We ordered a $50 bottle of a white wine, the server brought it out, and it was a twist off bottle...never seen that before at a restaurant but we gave it a try. Looked it up, $9.98 from Walgreens, and it had weird grainy chunks resting at the bottom, that we accidentally drank when we poured the rest out. The server tried to explain it off as rind, but this was grainy and salty?? The server did make it right and comped the bottle, but we were shocked they put such a cheap bottle on the menu... they tried to give us a new french wine that was $98 on the menu, but it was also twist off?? Now for the food. We ordered the $10 artisanal ciabatta with European butter, word for word what was stated on the menu. What we got was a Walmart off the shelf quality of bread, and not kidding, Sysco butter packets! We ate the bread and dealt with the wine situation, and almost walked out, but held out hoping the bread and wine were just flukes, and the entrees would make up for it. The steak wasn't even up to par with Texas road house steaks. I was heartbroken. Everything was over salted and cold, and took an hour to come out! How do they have the audacity to charge $65 for a steak and have such poor quality of food! Lake Geneva has so much great food options, don't waste your money coming here. The servers were so nice and accommodating to make up for such terrible quality of food and drinks, and the only reason I gave this two stars.