We have been to Four Seasons 3 times so far this year. We…read morehad been going there annually from the time our daughter was born until she was 18. We give it 5 stars because there are new owners! They are making so many changes! The former owners let the place get so rundown. There are 5 cabins that currently being renovated, and a bunch of year-round trailers. A beach and a bar, as well! It will take some time, however. These new owners are really exciting to be around. We wish them well and we will see them very soon! Change is good.

I have to write this place a review after reading the one by Madeleine above…read more Myself and a few friends stayed at Four Season just this past weekend. It was our first time. Everything had been booked prior to reading the other review so we were a bit worried on arrival.. Yes. It is a trailer park with cabins. Yes. It doesn't allow dogs on the beach. There IS a photo of a cabin on their website. Also, I will post some pics of mine if Yelp lets me. I was called when my deposit was received. I was thanked and told my receipt was on it's way. this was true. The cabins/cottages are small and cute. They are not luxurious but have everything you need. It is a cottage on a pretty lake! For $80 per night, totally worth it. The owners and the locals are very friendly and helpful. We spend lots of time in the bar learning about the local area and hikes and such. Yep, there is a bar. It has a pool table and a tv for sports etc. No tap beers, just cans. (super cheap compared to Chicago). They have a pizza oven too. If anything, I would recommend this place for the people who run it. They have had it for 26 years and seemed to me like they would do anything to help out anyone there. I wish people would write more good reviews. It is such a shame that one angry lady had the only review, deterring people from visiting here.

Siebkens is one of those places that feels like your home away from home. My family has been going…read morefor years. I remember the first time we stayed there my son meandered down to the beach to splash around when he was a tiny little thing and it was so tranquil. I knew immediately that this was a place we'd return to again and again. It's just one of those places that feels like you're going back in time to a simpler place. The area around the property is vibrant and alive. Everyone seems happier just being there. Elkhart Lake is such a picturesque little town. Everyone at the resort gets up and takes a morning walk to the shops, the farmer's market, the park, the library, or to get some coffee and breakfast. Part of the charm is you really don't need a car while you're there. Everything is walkable from the resort features themselves to additional dining to a great ice cream spot. The lake is gorgeous and pristine in its beauty. Enjoy time at the beach, the complimentary kayaks, canoes, and paddle boats, or rent a boat in the nearby marina. If you're not a lake person they have a nice pool and, of course, everyone loves a hot tub! Often times there are events in Elkhart Lake on the square around Siebkens or on the property itself. Siebkens is steeped in a rich history of auto racing and is frequented by people in IndyCar and other motorsports including those at the nearby Road America raceway. You can see a lot of pictures and information about racing history at the resort. The food is phenomenal. If you're a grilled cheese connoisseur, and who isn't, then you're going to love Siebkens - but honestly, everything hits. The cheese curds are classic Wisconsin, the baked brie is next-level, and the short rib ragu is the kind of dish you end up thinking about later. Siebkens has a formal dining restaurant in PAM's and a bar with food at the Stop-Inn. PAM's is perfect for a nice, long meal with great food and wine or cocktails. The staff is incredible and really makes it a nice experience. The Stop-Inn is a fantastic bar with darts, pool, and plenty of space to let loose. I've had many a good conversation at that bar. There's always live music on the patio outside the bar and people just having the best time. Bottom line, if your family wants to get away, go to Siebkens. You won't want to leave!

If you are into overpriced run down resorts, with snotty help, this is the for you! They act like…read morethis place is special, and it is if you are looking for a mediocre dump!

For the price I would like it would have been more up to date. Only good thing on the property is…read morethe tiki bar and the beautiful scenery.

Parking was terrible for a handicap person. Pathways dangerous & not lighted…read more Run down dump for $200 night! Stay anywhere else!

I'm used to going to an Illinois location, which has always been top-notch no complaints there…read moreextremely clean.Due to us moving to Wisconsin and we wanted to celebrate our anniversary here. I tried the Wisconsin location unfortunately, the only room left where the whirlpool suite which I booked . We did not have the experience that we were hoping for and paid for. Hot tub kept having green like mold floating in the water every time we try to fill it plus as you see in the picture it had some black residue as if it's been leaking for a while. Massage chair we couldn't use that you've seen. It was extremely dirty. I started wiping it down with Lysol wipes and just got frustrated because this is something I shouldn't have to be doing. It's ripped it looks very used. Bathroom was not 100% clean, shower curtains were a bit dirty, shower is a bit beat up for the price that this company charges you would think everything is top notch this location needs to upgrade their rooms as well as have higher standards on cleanliness and presentation of the rooms for the prices they are charging.

Your rooms do not look anything like your website. For over $400 a nigjt, the hot tub never got…read morehot, the air conditioning was so loud we couldn't hear the tv, there were 3 remotes for one television and we had to have 2 of your employees enter our room to show us how to turn up the volume. The hard water stains in the tub and sink gave us a bad vibe.

The beds are absolutely terrible. Some of the worst I have ever slept in. But saying I slept would…read morebe a flat out lie because they are way too stiff and every movement shakes the entire ding bed as if you were in a canoe. I can't sleep in them. It's 2 am and I just had to get up and write this review because I have been rolling around and feeling like I am trying to sleep in a damn canoe They are cheap beds and because of this my son and I could not sleep. It's those kind of beds where you feel the edge of the bed dip as if it feels uneven, you know where you feel it's not level and tipping down at an angle on its sides. It's one of those beds where it's not only stiff and shaky but because it's so stiff, your head tilts up on your pillow because thee is no give in the bed. It's like putting a pillow on Fred Flintstone's bed only it shakes and feels uneven. He had an 8am soccer game for a big tournament and we could not sleep on these cheap ass beds. Not cool when you come to a hotel and the most important function when you are away from home is sleep and you can't get any. This is piss poor execution and taking shortcuts on their furniture. Pisses me off coming here..

This is a decent hotel with a really fun water park. Our kiddos had a blast here. Lifeguards are…read morevigilant but kind. There is a lot to do in the area. It is quite expensive but being right on the beach is awesome. We had an amazing view!

Winneconne is my future home. Wolf river house resorts is a place of relaxing, fishing, very…read morefriendly town and people. I have been coming here for 45 years and the owner Doug, his son Cody are awesome people to know. I never had a day where I wanted to leave. It is great for family outings, and you can get good food at the restaurants or Piggly wiggly market. Boat rentals are very reasonable too.

This place has it all. Lodging, boat/motor rental. Bait, fishing license. Centrally located…read more Owners are great and helpful. Winneconne is a nice small town. Fishing can be spotty but that's fishing.

The Osthoff Resort is a historic resort that sits on Elkhart Lake and includes 500 feet of sandy…read morebeach along the lake's shore. I visited in December and it's not as noticeable or something that's a standout feature as it would be in the summer time. However upon arrival it looks very historic and old regal glamour. Parking is definitely old school with two small lots right in front only ... in the summertime it's probably not a big deal but wintertime it sucked. We had to park in another lot on the backside of the resort instead of in the front two lots right outside the lobby -- which made it a bit more difficult if you had heels on and had to walk a ways from the car to the hotel with the snowy icy ground. The rooms were veeeeery old school and in need of renovation. The wood didn't match -- from the dresser to the doors to the bathroom vanity. Flooring was really old and carpet was stained in many areas. Water damage on ceiling and the bed was quite stiff, not comfortable at all. Our room was very drafty which made it difficult to lounge without have a good pair of warm sweats or jacket. I wouldn't have been pleased if I was staying here for a long period, luckily my stay was just one evening. The bartender was very very nice -- she was personable and tried her best to change the channels on one of the TVs to what I wanted to watch. She was quick with the drinks and made them to my liking. The front desk staff were also very pleasant and friendly. They were quick with the check in and check out process as well. Overall I was underwhelmed with this resort. Perhaps winter is just not the time to visit as there is not much to do in the tiny town and the Christmas market that happens across the street honestly wasn't anything superb (we have several Christmas markets in the Twin Cities which are MUCH more superb to this one). Perhaps the summertime is the best time to visit to enjoy the true beauty of the surroundings which may make up for the old school regal of this resort.

I think your experience will all depend on which room you get. If you are in the newly remodeled…read morearea and have a view, you'll probably really enjoy your stay. If you're in an old room with a parking lot view, you'll probably think it is not worth the money. I always enjoy The Osthoff but they need to maintain their appearance. Garbage sitting in the hall for days. A sauna with an out of service sign. Little things like that are a turn off. I'm sure the resort will always be popular though.

New owner and place is amazing! Food, service and view of the lake are great! The new owner really…read moretakes pride in it and it shows! Still a work in progress as they are adding some outdoor things but super over all nice place. Highly recommend if you are looking for good food, quiet, older group of people. Cash bar only

Great little bar and grill. Clean, friendly Right on a…read morenice sandy beach. I would however move the picnic table away from the entrance. Seems to be the hang out for over drinkers

My husband and I went to the EAA Air Adventure and stayed at Willows Resort for 8 nights. The…read morecottage was a little outdated and there is no room service but it was very cozy. The view is amazing to wake up to. It was a nice place to come back to after a busy day. Very peaceful and relaxing. If we're ever in that area again, we would definitely stay there again. Highly recommend it.

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