We stayed here last night while visiting family in Menomonie. Standard room. Bed was comfy I…read moreactually slept last night. It was quiet all night. We had the breakfast in morning was ok. Eggs had been there quite a while. They did have a nice variety to choose from. Only complaint was there was quite a breeze coming in around the air conditioner I think it needs to be sealed some. I'm sure we'll be back hopefully will be warmer out.

We arrived late at night after driving all day with three elderly dogs on a 1500 mile move. The…read morestaff could not have been more helpful. The room was spacious and comfortable for all.

What a lovely hidden gem! We stayed here for a week while…read moretraveling through the area in our RV. I was pleasantly surprised at how lovely this small RV Park is! Lots of trees, full hookups, a laundry room up front near the motel. The RV Park is bordered on 3 sides with corn fields and close to a highway but not close enough to hear it.

We stayed in their campground. Nice level sites. Most had some shade. Grass was mown, everything…read moreneat, tidy and easily accessible. Restrooms were very clean and good sized bench's to sit in the shower area for dressing afterwards. It may not be important for some, but for me it is a must have. We had arrived later than anticipated and had traveled the whole day without eating. We originally had thought we were going to walk across the street to the restaurant that sits right in front of the hotel only to learn that they were closed, under new management and would be opening on Monday. This is where my review means the most, the owners went out of their way to show us where to find food, they even called one of the restaurants nearby to make sure they were open. We opted for one that was a half mile down the road as we were tired and famished. Briers Bar (see photos). Unfortunately I was so hungry I didn't take pics of the food, but rest assured everything was very good, and the service was excellent!! Back to the owners, the nicest, friendliest , more helpful people you will ever meet. They made our stay absolutely wonderful.

Clean, comfortable, affordable. Close to restaurants and cheap! Its a little off the highway but…read moresuch a value. New clean carpet. No smoking microwave and fridge in room. Beds are comfortable.

No cell reception or WiFi. Needs some clean up of the site we were in but after asking them to do…read moreit they were quick to fill in the mud puddle. Host was super and owner is a little stand offish. Really clean bathrooms. Need to get WiFi

I spent $800 for two rooms and two nights, bought extra activities as well. I have never stayed…read morehere before this stay in August 2026. I received an email that certain parts were shutting down early, and entire day (Tuesday) the day we were leaving the entire park will be closed to all activities. Not knowing much about different sections of the resort it turned out that the entire resort was closed at 5pm Monday. My Grandkids and I were very disappointed and left with no food and no activities on our last night there. It is very easy to say I found very little value in my stay, I will not go back and will stay somewhere else.

As far a hotel with an adventure park and kids waterpark I think this is what it aims to be, but it…read moreis not a restful regular hotel. We thought we were booking a regular hotel on Hotwire. I'd even be fine if the water park had a separate pool, but I can't swim with infants and toddlers (diapers) due to being an oncology patient and having to be extra careful with the risk around waterborne illness transmission. So we looked at the waterpark but didn't swim. We also toured the go-carts, arcade, sky-ride, trampolines and arcades. Everyone looked like they were having a good time. Teens on date nights, too. So that was cute. The guy running the axe-throwing booth ($5 for 20 throws) was adorable. Staff was enthusiastic and hard-working. Our room was clean, comfortable beds, refrigerator, a standard hotel room... just noisy. It was loud until about 10:00 pm, like 'kids and grown-ups shouting and running in the halls' loud. There was a wedding going on too. Encountered a few tipsy guests in the elevator, just back from their smoke. Free parking. Two restaurants within walking distance- the pizza one was casual and pizza very good. Overall I'd give a 3.5 but I'll bump it up to 4 stars since the axe-throwing teen was so enthusiastic. Nice work, guy.

This review is from my stay on 12/15/12-12/16/12. What can one say about Chateau Ramy that one…read morehasn't already been said about the world's great bed and breakfast places? Chateau Ramy is named after it's sole proprietor Mr. Ramy, and it's kitchen is run by Executive Chef Mr. Brian. It's located within a few minutes of Menomonie's greatest attractions, it's bars and shops downtown. Chateau Ramy has plenty of off-street parking, but if you decide not to drive which is wise if you've been drinking with Menomonie cops sucking so bad, a cab ride to and from downtown bars is a low cost option at around $11-13. Chateau Ramy is small but makes efficient use of its space. When my party checked-in, the host/owner greeted us promptly at the door, although luggage service was not offered, the close parking didn't make it too much of an inconvenience. Once checked in, I was offered a refreshing complimentary alcoholic beverage which I gladly accepted. Once all settled in, Executive Chef Brian brought us out a base meal, which is the meal one eats before they consume copious amounts of alcohol to stave off extreme hangovers. The base meal consisted of fine cheese spreads, exotic crackers and delectable sausages and tomatoes with a little pizza mixed in. While we ate, we were entertained by friendly banter and a good old fashioned drinking game of hockey. After the game, we ventured out downtown and returned to blown-up air mattresses in the living room that were more than sufficient to slumber on. Then in the AM, after handling a brief morning accident, Chef Brian served us breakfast which was the prefect way to wake up to a class 2 hangover. From what I can remember as my body digested the last of the alcohol remaining in my belly from the night before, breakfast was amazing with small potatoes, eggs, and bread with french pressed coffee on the side being served. We departed soon after to watch the Packer game at the Ale House, who's food sucks by the way, but that for a different review. I would highly recommend this hidden gem known as Chateau Ramy and the food mastery of Executive Chef Brian. Their team work to make our stay comfortable and enjoyable was second to none and we plan on coming back many more times in the future. My only complaint whatsoever is that this B&B is not wifi friendly, although Chateau Ramy has wifi, he would not provide his password claiming he didn't know it, but I assume it's the same password he uses for all of his other passwords and doesn't want to give that sensitive information up, also known as a George Costanza move.

I stayed at Chateau Ramy in December of 2012 and it was an excellent experience overall…read more Although I had reservations to stay both Friday and Saturday night, due to circumstances beyond my control I had to cancel my Friday night stay at the last minute. When I arrived on Saturday, I was informed that I missed the Welcome Orientation that was scheduled for me on Friday. At this orientation, I missed receiving my welcome packet which included a suggested itinerary and the tour of facilities by Mr. Ramy himself. Although I was disappointed I missed this important information, I did not feel that it decreased the enjoyment of my stay. As others had mentioned in their reviews, the evening cocktail reception with appetizers and the morning breakfast were superb! I felt that the Chateau did not advertise these perks enough, but they were certainly a welcomed surprise! Although there were some issues with my bed, which for some unknown reason had the plug removed during the night, the stay was cozy and relaxed. I appreciated that the Cheateau allowed for a late check-out and that the housekeeping services were efficient and abundant. I completely recommend this Chateau for your overnight stay in Menomonie. Not only are the views breathtaking from the front entrance, but the host(s) are welcoming and accommodating. The dollar value of the stay, cannot be surpassed!

Clean rooms, nice window blinds, windows open wide to allow in fresh air if you don't want AC…read more Friendly and affordable.

Avoid at all costs. 1st we where charged for our service animal. Then we were told we had to be out…read moreof the room by 9am everyday so they could clean the room. The carpet in the room was wet and smelled. The scariest part was we heard noises coming from under our room. Its a single story motel... Can you say Bates motel?

We are visiting our daughter in Eau Claire, and signed up for the food and history tour. We got to…read moresample several restaurants and learn something about the history of the town. This is a vibrant community, and it was fun going around from place to place. The restaurants ranged from very good to outstanding. Our guide, Nick, was knowledgeable and friendly. This was an outstanding experience, fun and interesting. We started with a board of local products at the Lakely, then on to sample coffee (and other) drinks at Northbound Supply. The Informalist served a pork-belly on toast that was incredible, a very tasty, gourmet-level dish. Then over to The Rev for a wine tasting. Houligans gave us some steak tips, and we ended up at Ramone's for some very tasty ice cream.