Great hotel! Easy to find, clean and quiet with a very friendly staff. Special shout out to Rick at…read morethe front desk. Made us feel very welcome and check in and out quick and easy. The breakfast was huge and very fresh. Great healthy choices. Highly recommend.

extremely over priced. the rooms are getting very old and outdated. they even wreak of smoke. I…read morehave stayed there for years visiting family. when you walk in the lobby it is a beautiful setting of contemporary style. but the second you walk in your room it is so outdated and trashy. the house keeping absolutely do not respect your morning time especially if you are not a guest checking out by 8 am. checkout is noon? we sleep usually till about 10am. there pool is open 24 hours?? the prices are sky high for a very uncomfortable night away from home. we are going to AirBnBs from now on

Agree with everything Celeste said…read more My buddy tried to book a room with them and was denied a la Mary and Joseph, but then the wonderful folks at the front desk called a couple hours later and informed them that there was, in fact, room at the AmericInn

The Quality Inn: A Case Study in Thermodynamic Failure…read more * The Atmospheric Conditions: The pool area isn't just a leisure space; it's a self-contained weather system where the ventilation has been "optimized" for profit, resulting in indoor glaciers that would make a National Geographic photographer weep. The poor air circulation in addition to saving money, is no doubt generating revenue for pharmaceutical companies treating all of the mold allergies. * The Biological Indicators: That signature "clean pool" smell is actually the olfactory evidence of a thousand local toddlers using the facility as a public latrine--a chemical reaction of chloramines that serves as a warning to anyone with an intact immune system. At $7 a local kid for a whizpool, it's surely a profit center, and you can certainly smell the difference. * The Culinary Experience: Breakfast consists of "food-like substances," specifically chunks of microwaved egg that appear to be weeping for their own existence and pork sausages swimming in a reservoir of grease and existential dread. * The Lobby Ambience: The computer station is guarded by a territorial child-in-residence who has seemingly aged into the upholstery over the last two years, ensuring that "tacky" remains the primary aesthetic. * The "Coffee": A beverage so weak and feeble it qualifies as a crime against humanity. It isn't brewed coffee in the way that we've all come to expect; it's a hot, wet insult served in a cup, located--fittingly--in a completely different room to distance itself from the concept of actual food. If you ever find someone whose teeth are on fire, and you are fresh out of urine, this coffee is a great substitute...

This isn't a hotel it's a resort masquerading as a hotel. From paddle boats to a hot tub it comes…read morefully equipped. Spend time in the library or in front of the fireplace playing chess. They have a peloton in the gym and an incredible lobby. Gwendolyn is the most gracious person to ever check a guest in. She was absolutely fantastic! We immediately felt welcomed. This is on the shortlist of best unknown hotels in America.

Very friendly very professional very clean hotel. This is the way it's suppose to be done…read more Everything works and well maintained. Beautiful property 10 10 I highly recommend!

I am visiting under not the best circumstances and Riverside Motel really has brightened up my…read morestay. I needed a room in a pinch and they had a super affordable option. The owners were incredibly friendly and helpful. The room was SO clean (this is huge for me) and super cozy. I visit Hayward twice a year for family and now I know where my usual stay will be!

New owners to this motel and it's very nice. Everything is very handy and you can park right in…read morefront of your room.

This was a terrific hotel with a kind, lovely staff and I couldn't have asked for a better stay…read more However, there was one small issue that presented itself. The door to my deluxe room is too heavy. In fact, I'm writing to you from my deluxe room at this very moment, because I haven't been able to open the door to properly check-out of my deluxe room at the suggested checkout time of 11am. I prefer to stay in deluxe rooms, because I'm a blues boy at heart and need the extra space to listen to my blues CDs while I'm traveling for business. Unfortunately, I've come down with the blues fever because I still can't open the very heavy door to my larger, more expensive deluxe room and I fear that my stay will be extended. Sadly, this isn't the first time my stay has been extended. I was once attending a blues concert at The Alley in Sanford, FL and witnessed a blues tragedy, which greatly affected my evening. The young gun guitar-slinger on stage was ferociously berated by the venue owner following some type of dispute after the show. I had been in the merchandise line to buy a new blues CD and was delayed by 10 minutes or so. I travel often for business and recreation.

Staffing was very nice, and the bathrooms were clean. Hot breakfast. Skip the pancake machine they…read morecome out thin and gummy. Moose Out

I stayed at Deerfoot in a room in the hotel. Very clean, comfortable and accessible. Deerfoot is…read moreright on the water so access and dock services is great! The lodge/bar has great burgers and fries. A nice variety too. Service and staff are excellent. I've stayed at a few places on the big chip and Deerfoot is the best. This will always be my first choice.

Love renting a pontoon from Deerfoot - great service and wonderful boats! Also, they make the best…read moreburgers and coldest beer! Highly recommend!

I wish I read these reviews, I experienced everything and more. What a way to start the year: To be…read morescolded by some crooked business owners and they have the nerve to accuse us of something we did not do. Secondly, I'd rather pay $100 more to stay at the street then to contract bacterial folliculitis and burn in a sauna infested with elder bugs. Laugh please, this is the truth about this place Rude, condescending, unsanitary and too cheap to afford good quality towels.

I was going to take my granddaughter and friends for an overnight pool party. The hotel called me…read morethat morning and told me the pool was out of order. I said we weren't coming then and expected a full refund. They said I should have called sooner. I didn't know sooner !!! After five phone calls and many messages to the corporate off (none of which they answered) I was at my wits end. After reading other reviews I found out the pool wasn't working even in 2023!!! This business should be reported to the BBB!!! All amenities should be working or they should tell you ahead of time! Now I'm out $230. Grrrrr!

We had an excellent stay at this clean, well-run campground. Super friendly and helpful owner, she…read moregave us extra printed information about the area when we told her we were there to explore nearby waterfalls. The lake is mesmerizing at midnight when the mist rises off of it in the moonlight. We were told there were otters and beaver in the area, and we saw a muskrat right off of the pier. On the lovely drive up we saw some deer, bald eagles and a black bear. Make sure to follow the directions to their property that they send to you when you reserve. You'll be on a paved road most of the way, but then it turns into a gravel road. If it's been raining, there can be a gigantic puddle of water that you'll have to drive through; it stretches across the entire gravel road. It is passable; it just looks really scary, especially if you're in a big RV. It took three days for that puddle to dissipate. Bring bug spray for sure because there is water all around the tent sites after a rain. The playground and outhouse bathrooms were closed due to Covid, but the main bathroom/shower building was open and clean. Not a high-end restroom, but not rustic either. Be aware of their cancellation and no-show policies. There are no refunds, but they give credit instead. We changed from an RV site to a Tent site and so had a little over $20 coming to us. So we used that credit to get three $6 bundles of firewood instead. Since it rained the day we got there, the firewood was damp. It took us about an hour to get our campfire going the first night. We had to shred up every cardboard box we brought with us to use as kindling. So we went into Mellen the next day and bought some firestarter logs at the convenience store.

My Husband and I wanted a nice four day get-away. We needed a large enough site to camp our 35'…read more5th wheel. We made our reservation over the phone, I knew by sound of the womans kind voice and time she took to answer our questions before we reserved our site... it was the right place to stay. It was a very quite campground, plenty of "per-pay" wood. Beautiful small lake. We rented a pontoon for a couple of hours, no fish... but beautiful views. Also, we were close to Copper Falls State Park to do some biking/hiking. Would stay again, the owners were wonderful !!!

Best rates in town. Very clean rooms. Beds and pillows are…read moresuper comfy. The Continental breakfast was hearty. Standard Best Western breakfast stuff. Waffles, eggs, sausage, cheese curds ( Wisconsin style), tater tots, breads, fruit, yogurt, coffee, tea, milk, cereal. Probably forgetting a couple of things. Very quiet location. No highway noise like Holiday Inn. There is no pool but a hot tub and exercise equipment is sufficient.

First, this hotel was hot as hell. The hallways were like a sauna. When I got to my room around…read more7pm, it was 73 degrees in the room so I turned the heat way down and 10 hours later it was still 70 degrees. When I checked out and asked about it, I was told it was because if they turn the heat down it gets too cold, there's no in between. Sounds like you should call an HVAC company.... My bigger problem, though, is that the front desk left my personal information (full name, phone number, email address, home address) up on a screen facing the lobby all night. I checked out at 5:30am and I looked over at the screen while waiting for my receipt and saw it all there. I asked if it had been up all night and the front desk woman said "Yes, because you didn't sign it." I didn't sign it because it wasn't loading when I checked in, and the woman who checked me in told me it was just about the smoking and pet policies and not to worry about it. I was not informed it had anything to do with my personal information or that the screen wouldn't be cleared when it eventually loaded. I 100% would have waited for it to load no matter how long it took if I had known that it would contain my personal information. I made a comment to the woman getting me my receipt that I was concerned it had been up all night and she literally waved me off like it wasn't a big deal. The nonchalance is baffling. If she had stayed somewhere and her personal information was available for anyone walking through the lobby to see for a 10-hour period, would she be okay with it? I will never stay here again.

Great place to stay, very clean, motel owner very accommodating. Continental breakfast was free,…read morewhich was very nice. I will stay there again and I will recommend!!

Park Falls Motel is one of our favorite places to stay in the North Woods. We go every year! The…read moreOwners Sandy and Eugene are great! They cook an AMAZING dinner, offer a continental breakfast, the rooms are very clean and there is free WIFI. They are located on some great snowmobile trails and ATV trails!