What a marvelous bed and breakfast! We loved our suite and the ambience at Roost. We stayed in the…read moreBella suite and had breakfast delivered so we could lounge in the mornings. It was hot and very tasty. The owner wasn't there, but Megan did a great job of filling in. Everything about the room was perfect. The closet had a fridge and Kuerig with not just coffee! (Thank you as I love hot cocoa), the king bed was comfy and luxurious. It had a cute reading nook but the bathroom was spectacular. If I ever build a house this would be what I would add. The suite was well stocked with bubble bath, candles, nice towels and the comfiest robes. Bonus for Halloween candy! I would recommend this to anyone. We can't wait to come back.

My boyfriend and I stayed at the Roost Bed & Breakfast on our recent visit to Wisconsin. To say we…read morewere pleased is an understatement--this was by far the best stay I've ever had in any hotel/inn, anywhere. We stayed in the Hunt Suite, which was beautifully appointed. We had all of the comforts of home: a fireplace, a fridge, a gigantic bed, a large en-suite bathroom, and a huge jacuzzi bathtub (big enough for the two of us to enjoy together!). Breakfast was served at our requested time and we enjoyed it both in our room an in the dining room with other guests, depending on the day. De Ann is an absolutely fantastic cook; her breakfasts aren't to be missed. While we didn't spend much time in it, there is a lovely back garden with a screened in gazebo, a bubbling fountain, and yard games for your enjoyment. The Roost is conveniently located close to Neenah, downtown Appleton, and about 30 minutes south of Green Bay. There's even a lovely house dog, Zada, who was very excited to greet us and give us all the kisses we could ask for. We will most certainly be back and are recommending Roost Bed & Breakfast to every single person we've met, both in Wisconsin and elsewhere. If you're thinking about visiting, please do--it is absolutely incredible and a 5 star experience!

We were in Appleton for a play at the Performing Arts Center and decided to make a weekend of it…read more We chose the Appleton Inn because of its location close to downtown. It is within walking distance of restaurants and the PAC. Carol and Gordie were great hosts and made us feel very welcome. We stayed in the blue room and found the bed very comfortable. Carol's cinnamon, pecan french toast was a delicious way to end our weekend.

From the owner: I am a born artist and it shows everywhere. My home has been called "A Feast For The Eyes" We are…read morea home of Joy and Gratitude and respect the differences of all of our guests. We find that we are more alike than not. Rest and Relax or enjoy others company. It is your stay. Enjoy the downtown...two blocks away.

This place has nice bedrooms and bathrooms but the ice machine didn't work and the whole place was…read morea little shabby mainly because it was under construction. The pool was very small and the photos online showed a hot tub which there was none of. Decent place to stay but would maybe recommend looking for somewhere else first.

I've stayed at this location quite a few times over the years and the age of the property is really…read morestarting to show some wear and tear. It's common to see large nicks and scuffs on the walls and furniture in the room. The former breakfast buffet offering is long gone - now replaced with a much pricier a la carte option. The hotel shuttle to/from the airport is no longer an amenity. The large gym is a highlight as it's often empty so you get it all to yourself. Equipment is rather old but operational and good enough. The real value is having Parker John's bbq right next door because their food is A+. So while the Cambria has become a bit lackluster and dated, at least you can enjoy a really good meal close by.

I am horrified! The first night i noticed the bed was itcy i thought maybe it was dry skin winter…read morethe second night was similar after i got home I looked at my back and lots of red bites ive been a member of choice hotels since 2013 and never had a problem. The itching and burning is so bad i am going to the doctor

Incredibly small beds An underwhelming breakfast made up of…read moreStale, dried out croissants, no juice and undrinkable coffee. Staff is very nice and friendly, however.

Anyone rating this hotel 5 stars has to be working for the hotel. This place has had bedbugs since…read more2019. I just stayed in the hotel sept 6th and my legs had over 10 bites on them. Some had just reported a month before they had bedbug issues. When I looked behind the bed and under the mattress pad, what I found was disgusting. It looked like urine stains and pubic hairs on the mattress and behind the bed was filthy. I don't understand how they can still be operating. https://www.bedbugreports.com/details/281318

A solid budget hotel in Appleton. It's super well located, right off 41 and College Avenue, and…read moreright next to the Fox River Mall. There's no restaurant on site, but there's plenty nearby. Lots of parking. In the morning, there's an included breakfast bar that is billed as "delicious" on the hotel sign. Well - not really. The morning I had it, I went for scrambled eggs and sausage - the eggs were tasteless, while the sausage was beyond salty. The coffee was okay, but that's as far as it goes. Fortunately, there's a Starbucks and a Perkins about five minutes in either direction. We stayed on a ground floor room, which was nicely kept and reasonably up to date, if somewhat generic. The biggest gripe we had is that the soundproofing is inadequate - there was a sporting event of some sort in town the first night and we heard every footstep and door slam. Teenagers slam doors a lot. The staff were nice and helped us out with everything we needed.