Such a nice place and the people who run it are very helpful. Helped my family find the right socks…read moreto keep our feet toasty in WI with us being from Texas.

Staying at Sabamba was one of the best experiences I've ever had. Sally and Tom, the owners of the…read moreranch, made my girlfriend and I feel like family during our stay. Sally cooks some of the best breakfast, hands down, including locally sourced bacon and eggs, garden grown potatoes, and homemade blueberry pecan French toast. They also let us help as farmhands, feeding the alpacas and helping care for them. The b&b was very clean and welcoming, and included all the amenities necessary. The bed had comfortable pillows and an alpaca wool blanket, the room had a heater and TV, and shampoo, soap, and towels were all provided. Overall, this was an outstanding experience, and I would highly recommend you stay here on your next trip to the Green Bay Area. I hope to be back in the future

The folks who own the inn are very helpful. The rooms are comfortable (though not all have private…read morebaths). One of our group noted the mattress in their room wasn't terribly comfortable. Prepare to wake when the sun comes up as the window shades do not begin to block the rising sun, at least in the bedrooms in the inn. The breakfast was delicious, though heavy on carbs. I hope they consider offering some sort of egg with all breakfasts. Pancakes and French toast are good for breakfast but a side of a protein (other than sausage) should be part of all breakfasts. They have water out all day but it is always room temperature, not very refreshing on a hot day.

A charming Bed and Breakfast. The rural setting on the river is just beautiful and so peaceful…read moreand relaxing. The accommodations were clean and cozy. Paul and Shayna are the best hosts and so were all the pets. A wonderfully delicious breakfast was served daily. We spent a day kayaking and the special touches from our hosts made it the perfect day. Looking forward to returning. Diane and Roy Meyer

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!

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.

We traveled to Green Bay last weekend to celebrate the marriage of our college friends. We chose to…read morestay at the Astor House to make a mini vacation out of this trip as it was our first time ever without our 10-month-old son, as well as our first solo trip since our honeymoon two years ago. This was the best decision we could have made. We had such a lovely stay here. Tom and Linda were so friendly and welcoming. Tom showed us to our room upon arrival to make sure we knew where everything was, and he also provided us with local food recommendations (the taco pizza from Happy Joes was phenomenal). Linda makes the best breakfasts ever that we are still thinking about. We had breakfast delivered to our room the first morning, and we enjoyed breakfast on the patio the following morning. The house itself is stunning, and our room (Vienna Balconies) was clean, cozy, spacious, and inviting. The jacuzzi was wonderful, and we were even supplied with approved bath salts, along with delicious local chocolates. Such a perfect and romantic place! We cannot wait to return to Green Bay someday just to stay here again :) Thank you Tom and Linda for sharing your home with us!

My husband and I stayed at the Astor House for a couple's weekend away while we visited Green Bay…read moreand went to the Packer game. We had the absolute best stay at the Astor House and both my husband and I said that we have never felt more welcome at any guest house or lodging than we did at the Astor House. Both Tom and Linda went above and beyond to make us feel cared for, tended to, and spoiled by their intentional hospitality. The breakfasts were 10/10 and we ended up talking about how delicious the food was all day long. We stayed in the Marseilles room which was beautifully decorated, stylish, very large space, and super comfortable king-sized bed. More than anything, Tom and Linda have a natural gift for making guests feel both comfortable and welcome, as if we were family staying in their home. We highly recommended staying at this BnB, and we will certainly be back again the next time we are in Green Bay!

We stayed in this totally rehabbed Victorian home for two days and nights! The owners, Kay and…read moreKevin, were amazingly old school nice! They spend a big part of their life collecting and installing periodic correct fixtures and decorations! The result is that you genuinely feel that you are back in time, when life was more predictable! The breakfasts were also amazing with fresh fruits, and expertly cooked eggs and fresh baked muffins! Can't wait to find the time to return!

My husband and I spent two days at the Tollhouse Bed & Breakfast and loved it. Kay and her husband…read moreare the best at making you feel welcome and comfortable. Plenty of recommendation of things to do and their breakfast was amazing. So fresh and beautifully served. The whole inn is immaculate and filled with hidden gems. Our room was cozy and had an attached private deck, fireplace and huge bathtub. We would definitely recommend visiting the Tollhouse Bed and Breakfast.

Parking is good. Building has great character. Room is fine. I wish the bathroom/shower wasn't 100%…read moreexposed (no door to the shower or tub area) and I wish we had some sort of refrigerator in the room. The bed is comfy. This place has a Bed & Breakfast vibe. Breakfast was good, they'll make an omelette for you, but the breakfast hours are only 7-9am. It's weird they don't have someone working 24/7 like usual hotels. There's also no ice machine. You have to go to the bar and ask. The bar is nice. Lots of regulars so it's been busy. The place is right on the water and within walking distance to some restaurants and shopping. It's also smack dab in the middle of the farmer's market. It's a little 'old' but the vibes and character are cool. The stained glass windows in the restaurant are awesome. Restaurant was just OK. Both of our meals (my husband and I) were fine. We don't plan to eat there again. Thanks for a nice stay from us Nebraskans!

I am able to give a review of both the hotel and the restaurant after staying for a couple of days…read more First, the hotel portion was very nice. The rooms are not real big; but plenty of room for one to two people. There is a whirlpool tub, a large, walk-in shower, a couple of nightstands, and a desk. There is only one chair in the room, and no refrigerator. Ice is available from the bartender. Breakfast is included with your stay, and there is an omelette station and assorted breads and cereal. I ate in the restaurant one evening, sitting at the bar. The bartender was very busy, but service was good and the food was excellent. I had a burger with fries and everything was very tasty, fresh, and hot. The bar and restaurant seemed to attract a local crowd as well as the patrons of the hotel. I definitely recommend both a hotel and the restaurant. The hotel was very reasonably priced and worked great for what I needed.

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.

I love to stay here! It's a beautiful house, you can have a private entrance if it's not raining…read moreor snowing, and Melissa, the woman who runs the place is so very welcoming and nice! The beds were comfortable. Every morning you are given a choice of a home- cooked breakfast too. The garden out back is so pretty, and the whole feeling there is very peaceful and old- fashioned. It's close to town but not in the middle of it, which is perfect! There's a park within walking distance. I really don't like stuffy hotel rooms so this was just the right place to stay. This is a comfortable home. And, if you want a pool, there is a public one within a 5 min drive. I wish I had taken more pictures to post because it really is so lovely!! I have stayed twice when visiting family and I would stay again for sure- I have nothing but gratitude and high recommendation!!!

From the owner: Antiques With Inn is a Bed and Breakfast featuring two private bedrooms that share a sunny parlor…read morewith a sleeper sofa for those little fledglings, lots of books for guest reading, a full country kitchen, and a bath. The suite is on the second floor of a charming 1907 farmhouse, overlooking old fashioned gardens or snow covered fir trees, depending on the time of year. Specialties include a private entrance, an oak shaded deck with grill, and a huge claw foot bath tub for your soaking pleasure. Gourmet breakfasts are a specialty at the inn, and the menu is personalized to cater to dietary restrictions. Guests are welcome in the Music Room downstairs to play the upright grand and listen to 78's on the wind-up Victrola. Walk the pine needle paths in Granny's Woods, or sit quietly and watch squirrels play.

Flew in for a cousins wedding and took a chance on booking a bed and breakfast. I have always been…read morehesitant to stay at one.. This was by far the most amazing experience and look forward to returning. Check in: Was an absolute breeze. Our flight was delayed and were able to easily access the location through self check in. Room: The room was immaculate. Spacious, clean and comfortable. Had all the necessary amenities. The bed and pillows were incredibly comfortable. Owner: Was attentive and readily available to answers questions and fulfill all accommodations. Area: Perfect location that is close to the town and convenient stores. We will absolutely come back just to enjoy this spot again!

I stayed at the Apple Tree Bed & Breakfast four nights a week from February 2013 - May 2013 while…read moretraveling on business. I highly recommend the bed & breakfast. I stayed in most of the rooms during my time there and all the beds are comfortable. There are iPhone chargers in all the rooms, and there was complimentary WiFi, which allowed for both the ability to work after hours and to surf the Internet when relaxing. There was also plenty of privacy, but at the same time Kerri and Mike, the innkeepers, made me feel at home. Early each morning there was coffee and Kerri always made sure I had a travel mug to take into work. Additionally, Kerri was nice enough to offer me dinner several times during the long bleak winter. I stayed at one of the newer hotels in Waupaca during my first trip, and while I had no big complaints, it was just average across the board, while the Apple Tree Bed & Breakfast had those extra touches of home all in a ultra comfortable peaceful and private space. Thanks Kerri and Mike for making the winter bearable!