We enjoyed a great stay in this wonderful hotel. The rooms were fresh and new with everything we…read moreneeded. Really liked the small touches of day shades and blackout night shades as well as the automatic nightlight in the bathroom. We used the steamer for our clothes which was a nice surprise also. Our meals in the bar and at the restaurant were all fast and very tasty; the staff were wonderfully friendly and able to accommodate our unique food requests with no fuss. Spent a fun time with the family at the Mini Golf too. The resort was close to Appleton and Oshkosh, & the EAA with only a 50 min drive to Shawno and Green Bay was closer still. Shopped Lions Books, Red Door Emporium & gifts and drank coffee at some lovely places not far away.

Staff very poorly trained. This one younger woman mainly…read more "Our elevator is not working sirens are going off" Staff: "haha probably getting too much use" (walks away) "Hello our room phone is broken" Staff: "oops" Staff needs to go to training I swear. My 3 year old son could do better.

We have stayed here twice once back in Oct. during the fox marathon and last night…read more The 1st stay was wonderful!!! This one was not, it was just ick. 1st the bathrooms are freezing it's awful in there. Also the tub was so slippery it felt like someone put baby oil in it, I almost fell. But the noises were the worse!!! The heater in the bathroom was so loud you couldn't hear the tv or yourself think for that matter and the pool had the most uncomfortable high pitched whistle. I assume the ear deafening shrill was coming from the lattice on the cold air return. ( ever hear of a grate... they make them) It definitely felt like a horror movie.

Our last stay was really at this hotel was very uncomfortable. The bathroom was absolutely…read morefreezing, and the tub felt dangerously slick to the point where I almost slipped. The noise was the biggest issue though. The bedroom heater was so loud and annoying, and the pool area had this constant high pitched sound that made it hard to relax at all. The hot tub is lukewarm at best. Between the cold, the safety concerns, and the nonstop noise, this stay was pretty disappointing.

This hotel is close to where my sister lives in Neenah, Wisconsin. It is not a cheap place to stay…read moreon a per-night basis. They serve a decent breakfast. The room was fine, but as is the new trend, no closets. If you are living out of a suitcase, it's not a big deal. If you were staying for an extended stay, it might be a problem. As luck would have it, we had snow and ice mixed together. In the morning, I used a credit card to scrape my windows. It worked well. When you enter the hotel, there is no one at the front desk. You pick up a phone, and a person comes out of a back room to serve you. The real test is when I revisit my sister, if I stay here.

The internet was down when I stayed. To make it worse the hotel is in a cellular dead zone. The…read moresignal was so inconsistent that at one point Uber didn't even work. I often had to go outside just to text. Also, there is no complementary late checkout. It costs $50 to check out an hour late and $100 to check out two hours late. The restaurant was closed too, which meant the patio was closed. There was literally no place to sit outside to get a cellular connection, so I had to stand up and walk around outside. Avoid this hotel.

The Indian people are very rude calling people fat calling you're room for no reason, wanting the…read moredeposit in cash so badly and they insisted on showing me HOW to shower before going in the pool. Never come here I am never coming back.

My family stayed at Day's Inn Neenah for just over a week to attend a large bowling tournament…read more I have done this many times over the last three years across the Midwest. I've stayed in many dumps of similar size and branding. This place is clean, well maintained and the staff is great. I highly recommend.

Where do I begin? "Shabby" is a vast overstatement for this hotel. With concrete walls, minimal…read morefurnishings and filthy interiors, a jail cell would be more accommodating than these rooms. The door lock didn't work, and when I asked about it I was told that "most guests just use the chain". The blinds didn't close, anyone walking by could see me in there and push the door. No safety whatsoever. The bed was tiny, lumpy, and covered in stains that looked like blood and urine. No thought was put into furnishing - there's a dresser with a fridge on top, a microwave on top of that, like some dangerous game of Jenga. I was worried they'd topple over at any min. The hotel promises to charge you for EVERYTHING - there were three pages of things you have to initial - lose a towel? Charged! Get locked out? Charged! THEY MAKE YOU CLEAN YOUR OWN ROOM, OR YOU GET CHARGED. All this at check in, before even seeing the room. THEY ACTUALLY MAKE YOU SIGN A WAVER SAYING YOU WILL NOT CALL THE POLICE WHILE YOU'RE STAYING THERE! NO WIFI! They advertise free WiFi, but the truth is there is no internet connection in the room. They have a chair in the lobby where you can sit and connect "if you must" but you are not encouraged to be there long. The lobby is small, dirty, and has tons of workers just hanging out doing nothing. So if you want privacy and the internet at the same time you're outta luck. Feel free to check your bank statements in front of the entire crew. Sadly, that wasn't even the worst part. Debbie, the "lady" (term used remarkably loosely) that ran the front desk, is quite possibly the worst human being I've ever met. After seeing the terrifying condition of the rooms and realizing that there was no net connection, I came to the office to ask about it. Debbie decided I needed to use the WiFi on my phone (because paying for the hotel wasn't enough - now I should open my pocket to burn through my data plan because their "free wifi" is a lie.) Without asking, she SNATCHED my phone from me and helped herself to my device - she went through my folders, opened apps until she found my WiFi settings. After asking for my phone back and being told "No, I'm fixing it", I tried to explain to her that I did not have a HotSpot connection on my phone. "ALL phones have them" she barked at me. "Yes, it has the capabilities for it. But I do not pay for the plan, as I am used to using the Free WiFi that comes with hotel rooms when I am away from my home". This terrible woman yelled at me, telling me that I was wrong, she was fixing it, and she outright refused to return my phone to me until she was done playing with it. I could easily see that this woman was coming unraveled - she was hostile, so rude, and frankly I was afraid of her. I told her very meekly, so as not to upset her any further (because as we all know, it's a guests job to pacify emotionally unbalanced staff), I told her "if you don't have WiFi in the rooms, I cannot stay here." She screeched at me "IF YOU'RE GOING TO BE RUDE TO ME, I'M NOT GOING TO HELP YOU!!" Then she threw my phone at me (it bounced off my chest, I had to pick it up off the flea-infested floor) and waddled out of the room toward the office as fast as she could, saying over her shoulder "And I'm going to tell Maria in the office that you were rude to me, too!!! She won't help you either!!". It was like watching a child throw a temper tantrum, but this wasn't a child - this was an elderly lady who the establishment entrusted to treat guests with care. At the office she spoke to Maria in front of everyone in a playground bully manner - "She was rude to me! She doesn't deserve any help!!" she tattled. She was so awful, and I was so travel weary, that I just began to cry. As I sat in the lobby bawling and begging for my payment back, Debbie pointed and poked, saying horrible things and treating me like dirt. When I FINALLY got a refund and packed my room to leave, they sent a tattooed, intimidating, greasy guard with an attack dog to loom over me while I exited. I was treated like garbage here and the rooms were disgusting. Don't do this to yourself!! Go ANYWHERE but here. SUPER FUN UPDATE: After leaving this review, Maria, the owner at the motel actually called my cell and threatened me. I wish I could post the message here - she told me that I was a liar, and that if she wanted to she could reply to the review and "expose some very personal information about me". Then she went on to post this reply on the Google review page: Total lie that your saying samantha we did not treat you bad at all and i wish You could tell the truth about what you said and did at valley inn we try hard to help our guest and its hard to keep everyone happy What kind of business owner does that?? ZERO professionalism. ZERO class. Just a sleazy little dump run by remarkable classless individuals. If I live a thousand years I bet I'll never meet such trashy people in such a dirty, unsafe environment.

Staying in hotels and motels often leaves one with little money to spend on anything else , not the…read morecase here. You won't find any pool with water slide or hot tub, but a clean room, comfortable bed, cable,air conditioning,shower, and friendly staff. This is the type of Mom and Pop motels that was once along every little town across America. Personaly we enjoyed this basic motel and loved the fair price.

don't waste your money! When I arrived to check in the girls, the front desk was clearly bothered…read more I took her away from her cell phone, she didn't say hi didn't smile or anything just act like I was bothering her. Sure, a great first impression walking in a hotel. Followed by a dirty room, whole repair on the wall that wasn't painted, wires taped up are sticking out above the bed, broken lamp that doesn't work, a mold on the bathroom walls, ceiling,moldy caulk by the tub, broken TV remote, phone in the room didn't work and the continental breakfast that leaves a lot to be desired. This was the most unimpressive hotel I've ever been to.

DISGUSTING. Booked through Priceline/Booking.com and fell…read morefor the 'stock' photos. Here are real photos Dirty. Stains throughout the room. Front door that doesn't shut completely. Broken shower curtain bar Broken hair dryer. Cigarette burns. Futon mattress atop a metal frame over the bed (Major hazard). We walked in, stayed long enough to take photos and left. DISGUSTING. Do NOT stay here. @priceline.com and @booking.com really needs to 'crack' down on these slum hotels that are deceiving people with fake photos.