It's a little old school setup but it gets the job done. Service is fast and the people are always…read morefriendly. We're a small town so we don't need anything huge in the area. I always come here to get stamps or money orders.

There is nothing to like about this place. The employees here are always so rude and…read moreunfriendly-I've never been helped by a personable employee at this location, nor have I seen one of them so much as smile. This is quite different from the friendly and kind employees at the Sun Prairie location I'd moved from and was used to. Second, the setup is terrible and the space is very small. There is very little space to address or fill packages or forms, and especially if you are there during a busy time such as a Saturday, it gets quite crammed. Their tiny selection of envelopes, boxes, etc that they do offer always appears disorganized and messy. Lastly, their hours are very inconvenient and need to be extended.

A unique and memorable lodging and dining experience in Madison, WI can be found here. Overall the…read morepersonal service and hospitality I received here are second to none. They will come and pick you up anywhere in Madison and personally escort you to the front desk. Guest services took a while to check me in but the personal attention that I received was outstanding. They held on to all my personal items and kept them securely stored. The worker who took my personal items was carrying a weapon so I knew that anyone who tried to mess with my stuff would really have it coming. They gathered as much personal information from me as they could in order to fine tune my experience. They loudly spoke to the group of people who also checked in with me in short easy to understand terms probably for those who may have been hard of hearing. I was able to wait in a glass enclosed room with about 8 other guests who were waiting to have their rooms prepared for them. The glass enclosure gave the room a stylish look that complimented the concrete walls nicely making for a stylish effect. The glass was also bullet proof for our safety and security. I must have been surrounded by some of the top legal minds in Madison as a few guests were all very concerned with their upcoming court cases. Since it was taking so long to have our rooms prepared for us they offered us a complimentary meal. The waiter delivered individually wrapped sandwiches to us. I was impressed that they place such a high regard on sanitation by individually wrapping each sandwich. The meat was nothing like I have ever tasted before, It was not hot or cold but at room temperature but I can forgive this as it was again...nothing like I have ever tasted before in my life. The beds seemed to be of poor quality but the toilets and sinks are updated stainless steel, which adds a certain modern flair to the place. Showers were rather inconvenient and lacked the privacy I am used to. All in all it was a memorable experience. After my stay in Madison, I was upgraded to larger lodging in Fonddulac, WI. At the end of my stay I asked when checkout time was and I was told 7:45. It seemed oddly specific, but when I called over to the guard to let her know I was ready to check out, she refused to let me leave. I had to escalate to the manager, a Ms. Warden. She informed me that checkout time was actually 8am. I wish the front desk had been clearer. Food service is prompt, but quality is low. No room service unless you get some sort of "Solitary"package or something. I wasn't interested in paying that premium. Beds also seemed to be cheap quality but again the toilets and sinks are updated stainless steel, which also adds a certain modern flair to the place. Gym area was fairly crowded and had VERY SPECIFIC hours, and the large security fences made it seem obvious that we weren't in a great area of town. Excessive security presence had the same effect. Overall, had a decent stay, but would prefer not to stay here agaln. I did party with a girl in a band named "Contra" or something, I don't recall the specifics. That was fun, though. Showers were again rather inconvenient and lacked the privacy I am used to. I would not recommend staying here.

They were really professional and felt like cutting edge of community safety. Definitely support…read morethese people their jobs are crazy.

This little town is very quaint the people are all friendly and seem to enjoy their gorgeous little…read moretown. My husband and I were here this past week and we just enjoyed driving thru the Main Street USA feel that the town offers as you come in thru their down area. You can immediately see that the people of this quaint town are proud of their town. The way the houses are kept and maintained quite clean and nicely mowed. The local restaurants and coffee shops are very nice and as I mentioned the people are all warm and friendly. We made a stop at a kwick trip gas station and I will upload pictures of their cinnamon buns that are heavy as a rock when you pick them off the shelves. We were told that they are baked by a local bakery and each I've had 500 calories per serving. The town is also known for their fishing and hiking areas all thru this hilly and beautiful views can be expected thought the town. We went to a place called Carrvalley Cheeses which was amazing. I have written a review for that store because that's a total story of its own.

I woke up this morning to find an alert in my email: "Daily Diversion: 10 Wisconsin towns you've…read morenever heard of before" from the Kenosha News. Joke's on them perhaps, but I have heard of three of them. But, being bored due to lots of retail shutdowns, I mapped out several of the towns that looked semi-interesting, and settled on one that was not too far away: Hyde. It's near Spring Green and Prairie du Sac, but the real draw for me was an 1800s wooden water wheel mill. Hyde's Mill was built in 1850 on Mill Creek. The mill burned in the 1870s but was rebuilt. We noticed we were coming up on a road named Mill Road, so we took the turn and lo and behold, there was the mill. There were just a few people at the site: four eating Bob's Bitchin' BBQ carryout from Dixie plates sitting on the ground and a couple standing on the bridge overlooking the mill. It was a picture perfect day with blue skies and fluffy white clouds floating by, and when I stepped out of the car I could hear the rush of water coming over the stone dam. I took a perch behind the bridge on the sloping support and sat in the sun looking at the dam and listening to the water. This visit was good for my soul, and I could have sat there for two to three times as long as I did. It ranks up there for me with lunch hour visits to the Joan of Arc chapel in Milwaukee to sit by the fountain in the sun. Not much going on in Hyde otherwise, but I would definitely go back for this.

It's not a business, just a photogenic nineteenth century mill. There's a small area to pull off…read morebut no real parking area. Can't find a place to park? Just wait, most people do not stay long.

During the 2013 Savor South Madison Taste Race, I spent quite a bit of time roaming the South Park…read moreStreet corridor and witnessed firsthand the renaissance the area is experiencing. The new Villager Mall, the South Side Clinic for the Access Community Health Center, the phoenix-like rebirth of Taqueria Guadalajara and the expansion of the St Mary's Hospital are all testaments to positive changes taking place in this neighborhood. In my opinion, the best example of the area's metamorphosis is the Goodman South Madison branch of the Madison Public Library system. With numerous meeting rooms, a children's section designed to stimulate interaction, original artwork covering the walls and a boatload of computer terminals, this new building serves as a community center in addition to its library duties. Every time I visit, it's buzzing with activity. I'm a fan of the reading area in the southwest corner of the building. With its fireplace, comfy chairs, a multitude of outlets to plug in your laptop and free wi-fi, it's a great place to drop in and get some work done. It's isolated from the rest of the library, so the activity in other sections of the building does not serve as a distraction to the patrons in this cozy little nook. As Pearl mentioned in her review, the staff members are always über-helpful. The only negative I can see if that the content selection at this branch is less than the Central Library and some of the other branches. However, with the use of LINKCAT, you can access media from 53 libraries that are members of the South Central Library System, so it's not that big of deal. And with more stores opening in the new Villager Mall, parking can be a challenge at times. If you haven't visited this library yet, I strongly encourage you to check it out.

The building is new - what's not to like…read more They have several meeting rooms open to the community. Four stars for service Five stars for selection Five stars for the location (easy in and out) Two stars for the theft deterrent

THIS PLACE IS SO COOL!! There's so much to see in the cave, and all of the guides are so…read moreknowledgeable and friendly. The gift shop was fun too! My family and I had a great time

We went to visit with family and it was wonderful. This location was clean and kind staff…read more You will be going down about 70 feet. It is cold (50 degrees) on the cave tour so budle up. The tour guide was knowledgeable and answered many questions. Recommend renting the blacklight flashlights. Made the adventure for the little ones memorable. Lots of amazing treasures and vending machines. You can purchase rocks with dirt to mine in designated area. Things to know: Parking is free. No strollers allowed on cave tour. You will need to be able to climb some stairs. One part of the tour is called the Narrows so expect it be as it sounds. Restrooms are NOT located in gift shop where tour begins. So make sure you go before at the main gift shop and visitors center. They have maps for detailed information about grounds/trails, adorable barn, and cave adventures. They also offer adult parties with blacklight in the Caves.

Lots of signs to get to the top of the capitol and staff that make it easy to navigate. The view is…read moreworth the stairs and the visit. The marble throughout are grand and stunning.

It is a beautiful building. We enjoy any new displays in the rotunda area and seeing all of the…read moremarble, mosaics and architecture.

absolutely beautiful large modern library!! that actually has space for all ages!! they even have a…read morelittle store on the second? floor with very affordable books. it was actually so pretty, id def go here to do work or study

Excellent public library, a great place to find reading, listening material. Friendly helpful…read morelibrarians, there's a printing station if you're staying a downtown hotel for business or a scientific seminar. If you forgot your book at home there's a small but pleasant used bookstore here with a great selection of used classical CDs. Lots of interesting events. Comfortable and peaceful seating. Because democracy requires an informed and literate citizenry I consider this library to be part of the bulwark of American freedom.