Girls getaway weekend. We came in for the Appleton Octoberfest. The hotel was on the street that…read morethe festival was on. So it was nice not having to drive. Don't worry about noise from the festival Saturday night. The festival ended at 5:30 pm and the city cleaned up the streets so quickly, it didn't even look like anything happened the day before. The staff was so helpful and polite. Rooms were clean and nicely decorated. Comfortable beds. The workout room and hot tub was great. Parking garage next door. Rates for daily parking & in/out parking. Was a bit of maneuvering with the luggage cart to/from the garage to the hotel via the elevator. They use Uber for the complementary ride to the airport. Overall recommend the CopperLeaf.

This is a charming hotel in downtown Appleton that hits the right balance of location (plenty of…read morerestaurants, bars, and coffee nearby), room amenities (refrigerator, microwave, fireplace, coffee maker) and service. I arrived in the evening and didn't know my way around the area to find hotel parking. I called and the service staff came out to point me in the right direction - much appreciated. Speaking of parking, the only bummer is that it isn't attached to the hotel. You're parking in a city owned ramp so anyone can park there. I happened to visit during an unexpected "peak" time because the ramp was very full so that made in/out a little less convenient. Daily rate is reasonable at $6 with $10/day if you want multiple in/out access. Rooms are cozy but quite snug IMO. There isn't much moving around room between the fireplace, desk and armchair. Appreciate all these "extras" but it didn't leave much room otherwise. Small touches like luxury robes and suitcase rack were nice.

I came here for the first time with my extended family last weekend and have really mixed feelings…read moreabout our stay. The good: staff was friendly and helpful. Prices are competitive. Our campsite was nice and we had a nice view of Bear Lake. The main restrooms were cleaned constantly throughout the day and were well stocked. There's a nice big playground in the middle of the campground that my niece just loved. There were a lot of families there and I get the sense that this could be a place where people just love to come; it certainly seemed that way based off how many people had seasonal sites super decked out. The cons: The sites are all identified with their numbers, but I think they could be a little more clear. Both myself and my in-laws accidently set up in the wrong sites because of the way that we were instructed to drive in; the identification markers were after where our site was. So we had to be one spot over from where we were, but we actually both accidently set up in the sites just after where we should have been. It really wasn't a big deal and clearly it was our own fault, but it could have been more clear. We were excited to maybe play on the mini-golf course, but there was a lot of debris on the greens and the grass all around it really needed to be cut. The decorations around the grounds too look like they could use some TLC. We checked out the (tiny, super tiny) sandy beach area and thought it could have been cleaned up a bit. We went down right away one morning and found garbage on the ground & random dirty beach towels where towels don't belong. Later in the afternoon when we went back down there to see what was going on we saw the same pieces of garbage and towels in the same spots. We thought surely by then someone from the staff would have come cleaned it up. We were looking forward to getting in the water and possibly renting some of the water equipment they had at the campground (which would have been so nice), but we heard from several people there was swimmers itch in the water. What a letdown! Not the campgrounds fault at all, but our experience was less than what it could have been. I think this place has potential to be really fantastic, just needs a little more TLC.

Overcrowded, TINY sites. No dogs allowed on outside patio of restaurant. "Dog beach" is nothing…read morebut Swampy weeds and muck.

The Lindsay House Bed & Breakfast is a must-stay for anyone traveling through the area. I worked in…read moreManawa for 3 months and can honestly say that staying with Judy was hands-down better than any hotel/airbnb/b&b/etc I've I've ever stayed at. The rooms and bathrooms are large, VERY clean, and there is a fridge/microwave/coffee bar upstairs which guests can use at any time. The hostess, Judy, is a culinary marvel. Not only did Judy make AMAZING breakfasts every morning, but she remembered what I liked and disliked and made new dishes each morning based on my personal preferences. Besides the incredible food (which is reason enough to stay here, believe me - there were frequently homemade sweets available in the dining area perfect for an after-dinner snack), Judy is the most accommodating hostess you will ever encounter. She let me leave my bike at her house when I would travel home on the weekends, she would make to-go breakfast bundles when I had to go in for work early, AND she would even get up early to heat up the breakfast before I left (which would sometimes be as early as 3am). An added bonus is her adorable cat, Bob. Needless to say, The Lindsay House is more than a quaint stop on one's journey. It's a destination in and of itself.

We visit here each year for a conference in Iola. Judy and Tim are gracious hosts and the B&B is…read morenicely furnished, exquisitely clean and very comfortable. Judy's breakfasts are the best food in the area. We love having pets around in the morning and evening, but I'm sensitive to cat dander. No worries here as the kitties are not allowed upstairs near the guest rooms. So we have the best of both worlds. Pets to entertain us but no allergic reactions.

Pros: cheapest hotel in the area, overall a great value, well maintained room, clean room,…read morefriendly staff. Cons: Small soap that's barely big enough one use. NO COFFEE MAKER IN ROOM!!

The motel is very clean and well-kept. The room furnishings are older but in good condition…read more Internet speed test results were 1.96/.50. Great value for $50 a night. Would stay again.

Had food catered at the convention center and it was delicious. I really loved the homemade potato…read moresalad and the Cole slaw. The staff are very kind and kept a watchful eye as to make sure we weren't running out of food. They were also very fast cleaning up all the utensils and dishes right away.

I have had the pleasure to stay at Maria Haus several times and each time it has been charming,…read morewarm and wonderful. If you are looking for a quiet, restful place to gather your thoughts, this is it. The family who runs it are welcoming and accomodating. Will go back again and again.

Ok let's start by saying we pulled in and said wtf. 5 stars? But called the guy on phone told me…read morewhere to go easy in and out. No frills lots of full timers . No sewer No dump station. But cheap for few nights in area .

We had a wonderful experience at OshVegas Palms. The owner, Marty, is an excellent host. The…read morecampground is in close proximity to the Fox Valley and surrounding areas. The property is big rig friendly. Rates are very reasonable. Can't wait to go back!

13" color picture tube TV, free MTV, smoke detectors with no batteries, plenty of room inside for…read moreyour camping grill... What more can you ask for? Booked the room for 3 nights, only ended up staying one because my buddy found himself some strange down in Milwaukee. After the Packer game, "mill-e-wah-que" which is Algonquin for "the good land," came calling again. All in all, a wonderful trip. Though our time here was short, the memories shared at the Rainbow Motel between two heterosexual cheeseheads from New England will last an eternity.