This is the best Bed and Breakfast my husband and I have ever stayed at, and we've tried many from…read moreCape Cod to California. Dave and Trudy are such warm and helpful hosts, making you feel so cared for and pampered. The Inn is so beautiful and immaculately clean with a view you never get tired of. We stayed in the Birds Nest room which was just perfect for us. Amazing view, comfortable bed, tub with spa jets, separate toilet room and two sinks - just perfect! Trudy is an amazing chef and Dave is the friendliest server at breakfast, serving up fresh baked goods, yogurt/granola, juice/coffee/artesian water, fresh fruit of many varieties, and the most delicious and lovely presentation for main courses. We were so impressed with every breakfast. At 5:30 pm every evening, Dave hosts "happy hour" in the Indigo Lounge, where you can sit at the bar, take in the view and enjoy some fine wine and a really delicious charcuterie plate put together by Trudy. Dave is great to talk to and has so many recommendations for the area. We took most of his recommendations for what to eat and drink at restaurants and were not disappointed! The grounds are beautifully manicured with so many trails and an outdoor spa (which we enjoyed a couple times while again taking in the view) and there is a sauna and exercise area inside too. We would love to come back and enjoy Dave and Trudy's amazing hospitality.

Very unique lodging experience. As some jerk off the street, I'm used to being treated like some…read morejerk off the street. I did not expect the owners to treat me and my wife like honored guests in their own home, but that's how it is. Very interesting husband and wife team who are very skilled at making a rich experience and tailoring the visit to your interests. The coolest part of the stay for me were the happy hours that Dave hosted. We had a lot of fun swapping stories with Dave and other guests who were also up for some good drinks. Breakfast was also pretty awesome. The manor is a beautiful campus that exceeds the verbal description and pictures. Lots of richness in the back story can be gleaned from conversation with Dave. To be honest, we werent looking for a bed and breakfast or a resort like retreat since we came to do some hiking, do some leaf peeping, and do some tourist stuff with a friend. By the time check out came around, we wished we budgeted more time relaxing at the manor. Definitely plan to book here again next time we do a Wisconsin vacation.

If you're looking for an amazing B&B stay the Speckled Hen is it! Conveniently located to downtown…read moreMadison on acres of greenery Heather and Tom are perfect hosts. We loved our spacious and impeccable room and never wanted for an amenity. The breakfast was lovely. Our stay was the perfect respite, we will be back. Thank you!

Highly recommend this inn!! The rooms are spotless and spacious, the breakfast is cooked to order…read morewith numerous selections to choose from, and the scenery is gorgeous. Tom and Heather go out of their way to make sure your stay is pleasant. We did a girls weekend trip getway, but a fabulous inn for a romantic getaway as well! You will not be disappointed,

Me and my husband had a wonderful stay at the cottage! It's such a hidden gem. It has comfortable…read morebed, very cute yard, quiet. The hosts are very nice and friendly. The breakfast was personally made to our taste and very good! It has several rooms in the house and two cottage attached just a few steps away. This is a great place to celebrate a special event or honeymoon. We high recommend it!

Ever looking for a place that's a bit off the beaten path? Somewhere that is secluded and away from…read morethe craziness of the touristy Dells strip but close enough to enjoy the attractions? My wife and I have stayed here a few times over the years and LOVE it! The cottages are beautiful and well appointed. The breakfasts are soo good. The owners take care of anything you need and are great company to chat with and share stories. Check this place out if you don't want to stay at the hustle bustle of the big resorts or hotels, you won't regret it and will be coming back again!

10/10 would recommend! The staff were so helpful, always there to smooth out any surprises day of…read moreand very prompt in response during the planning process! Many of our guests said it was the most beautiful wedding they've ever attended! We loved the flexibility to bring in whatever vendors suited our desire. Literally could not be happier!

My boyfriend and I spontaneously decided to go up to Madison, WI for the day last weekend. We…read morewanted to stay somewhere over night, close enough to Madison, but just off the beaten path so we could get some R&R. We ended up finding Prevailing Winds Lodge, and lucky for us there was 1 room available. 2 days later we had to force ourselves to get back to Chicago for work, but we could have stayed there indefinitely. This place just opened up in May, and it's run by a husband and wife team. I have stayed in many bed and breakfast's over the years, but this was the first time I was blown away. There are 44 acres of prairie on the grounds, including a chicken coop that provides fresh eggs for the guests, exquisite wildlife and hiking paths, a firepit, and breathtaking views all around the property. Indoors a 20+ foot tall stone fireplace, antique organ, and gigantic black leather sofa and chairs, sets the rustic feel and puts you at instant ease and comfort. 24 hours a day guests have access to fresh water infused with different fresh flavors such as lemon, cucumber, or berries grown on the property, as well as freshly baked goods such as scones, bars, and brownies. Detailed wooden furniture and artwork keep your eyes wandering and curious from room to room. As a photographer, this place was a dream come true for me. Now onto what makes this lodge the best bed and breakfast I have ever experienced: the food. It was heavenly. Steve and Jen bake goodies fresh every day. While we were there, we enjoyed brownies, chocolate-caramel granola bars, mullberry scones and muffins, chocolate covered cake balls, and chocolate covered strawberries. We stayed out late and missed turn-down service twice, so Steve brought us the goodies in the morning. Guests also have 24 access to tea and freshly ground coffee. For breakfast day 1, we enjoyed yogurt, granola, and fresh berries as well as freshly baked bread, butter, and mullberry jam. Then Steve asked us how we like our eggs. He ended up cooking us each a pepper, ham, and cheese scramble which was out of this world. He even added jalapeños because I told him how I like my eggs spicy! We were served unlimited bacon and his homemade hash browns as well. Day 2 there was baked french toast with an array of sauces- and there is always fresh squeezed orange juice at the table. On day 2 we had unlimited sugar-cured bacon... And anything you want, Steve and Jen will customize for you. They really put you at ease and make your stay as comfortable as possible. My boyfriend looked at me as we enjoyed some Morrocan Mint tea while watching the sunrise outside on the patio, and he asked me " Did we die? Is this heaven?" Lastly, the rooms are 5 star, possibly the most comfortable bed I have ever slept in. And the bathrooms are great too- luxurious soaps and shampoo are provided, as well as lush, cotton robes that we never wanted to take off. So call it a bed and breakfast if you will, but Prevailing Winds Lodge goes above and beyond my high expectations. We felt like Royalty, and there is nothing but great vibes there. Cannot wait to return again, and again!

I went to Crow Moon Healing with some friends for one night and it was an absolutely magical place…read more- especially for someone living the city life. Karen is an amazing host, super warm and friendly, and she makes an awesome breakfast with your dietary needs in mind! One of the best parts of staying there for me was seeing the stars at night. I don't think I've ever seen as many stars in the sky as I did that night, AND a clear view of the Milky Way, which I'd never seen before (again, city girl!) The icing on the cake, so to speak, were the animals that Karen has on the Farm. It was SO wonderful to interact with all of them up close and personal - a cow named Alfred, a goat named Molly, a chicken named Mary Anne, a giant pig named William. The animals just add to the joy that you already feel while you're there. I will definitely be back - thank you Karen!

I've stayed her many times since they opened. Karen is a phenomenal host and an awesome cook! If…read moreyou are looking for a place to relax and reconnect, this is it!

Our group of 3 families (with 7 teens between us) used Hillside as our base while skiing at…read moreCascade. The home is lovely and cozy, in a beautiful setting. Monica is a gracious and friendly host, who provided an amazing cooked breakfast each morning.

From the owner: This home is a unique take on a classic B&B. A private driveway and entrance gives you full access…read moreto first and second floors of this entire historic house. When the whole house is not booked then you can book by room. The rooms are the Navy Bedroom, the Family Bedroom, the Nook Bedroom and the Master Bedroom. If booking by room or by whole house you are offered a breakfast served exclusively for you and your guests. The basement is the private apartment of the owner which has its own driveway and entrance to maintain your privacy during the stay. Enjoy a quiet morning cup of coffee and homemade breakfast for you and your guests taking in the beautiful views of Lake Delton through the trees. Home is located on a quiet wooded lot. Location is a few minutes away from all Wisconsin Dells area attractions. After an exciting day return to your quiet spacious home away from home and make a meal or snack in the fully equipped kitchen. Or just enjoy some relaxing time out by the fire pit with your friends and family. You may see my "pet" deer that roam the land. Staying at the Hillside B&B is a heart warming experience that will leave you feeling like you are part of the family.

We had an amazing stay. Perfect weekend get away. The property is beautiful and features a lovely…read morepond and two very friendly horses. The apartment is clean and well maintained. Bathroom and kitchen were both well stocked with anything you may need. The hosts were great and quick to respond to any questions. Beds were comfortable and we had a great nights sleep. It even features a large jacuzzi tub which was very relaxing. Would absolutely stay here again and recommend for a wonderful weekend.

We just had a wonderful 4 night stay! Beautiful property! Felt like I was in a movie. Just…read moregorgeous. Very clean! Very well taken care of. Very homey. Two beautiful horses live on the property. We will definitely be back!

Firstly, what a beautiful looking B&B on the lake, walking distance to capitol, bars, restaurants,…read morefootball games, and all the good stuff. I was looking forward to staying, but my plans changed unexpectedly. The owners went out of their way to accommodate. The fact that they went above and beyond was appreciated and just plain old nice. I will be looking to book there when I do make it Madison. Be sure to book through their website for the most flexibility!

* Yes, the garden. It occupies 110% (not a typo) of both sides of the front walk. It's beautiful,…read morefragrant, and astonishing. Many plants (including robust, HUGE ones) that I can't recall seeing anywhere before (not even at Olbrich or Butchart gardens). If the weather during my stay hadn't been muggy much of the time, I would have spent time relaxing out there (e.g., on the porch swing), doing nothing at all. * The view. No, not even the best hosts in the world can take credit for that. Still, one must take that great, eternal, gorgeous Lake Mendota into consideration when deciding whether to stay here. * The housekeeper: Her sweetness and friendliness is worth mentioning, even though only a very small detail. * Parking: Not a problem for me. I suppose that, when the inn might be entirely full, and those who book all 7 rooms each have a car, then the loser of Musical Chairs on any given night (only 6 spots) will have to make sure to move their car by 10 am if they park in one of the two-hour spots on the street (as I opted to do the first night; no problem. And, although I forgot to check, I got the impression that some of East Gorham, along which the inn sits, MIGHT be unlimited parking.) ..................................... Well, the negatives are just too many and significant not to share . . . but I always give credit where credit is due (see above), and the hosts most assuredly love and take pride in their home and inn, and have only the best intentions, and probably believe that they're providing nothing but quality: * I booked the "Garden" Room -- as a single guest, and wanting the lowest price. Well, having now just revisited their website, shame on me (a little bit) for having assumed or thought that "lower level" meant the ground floor . . . and not the basement. Sure, "basement" isn't a very appealing word, but at least it would have amounted to something closer to truth in advertising. As another reviewer noted, the room is at the bottom of some challenging steps (at least, for me, at 71, with knee arthritis having recently deciding to enter a new and fun stage). Creaky steps. LOUD, creaky steps. (A sound that I also had to hear whenever the hosts and housekeeper were also presumably using them to get up and down occasionally. Oh, and I also really enjoyed the sound of floors creaking above me.) * As for those quotation marks: Folks, what one sees out the window of the "Garden" Room is, mostly, an ugly window well. (If you didn't grow up with, or have never seen, window wells and don't know what they are, look it up.) I did also see SOME flora . . . but only a few dregs of something or other, just visible at soil level, above said window well. * Breakfast: We put our choice of "custom" breakfast onto a slip that makes no mention of meat options. When I inquired, host David said, "Oh, we don't eat meat in this house" -- in the sort of "What could be more obvious or unimpeachable?" tone that sometimes gives us radical leftists a bad name. Well, among my many jobs as a young man was making TOFU. (As well, as, not long after, also making FUTONS. Must have been in my anagram phase.) So I know from vegetarianism. I understand and respect those who've made a solid commitment to it. Hurrah! Applause to you! Kudos. BUT IF "WE" NOT EATING MEAT ("IN THIS HOUSE") ACTUALLY MEANS "AND NEITHER WILL YOU", THEN FOR THE LOVE OF ALL THAT'S WHOLLY (unlike your disclosure) DISCLOSE THAT ON YOUR WEBSITE! (Sorry, guys, but "We offer options for vegetarian, gluten free and vegan diets" comes close, but alas, no cigar. This ain't horseshoes.) * Not quite done! The site says that breakfast is "served 7-10 am" . . . when in fact only the continental-style stuff (which, FYI isn't really any better than at any decent motel chain) is available during those hours. HOT food is only served 7:30 to 8:30. And, it's only two choices (which is fine), but it's only those SAME two choices EVERY DAY: (i) Waffle (blueberries/whipped cream optional); or (ii) A scrambled EGG (with spinach in it, if you like). That's egg. Singular. And, well, not quite as firm or fully done as one might like. (Note my under-statement. Much like the UNDER-cooking.) And "hash browns"? Limp, pale, soggy. * I had the waffle on my final morning -- good, but mine was only a complete breakfast because I included ham that I'd made a point of buying at a supermarket, and kept in my room fridge. (I also had it on day two, along with a lovely sticky bun I'd also bought elsewhere). * The Phantom Host model is really only appropriate for the Airbnb crowd; not so much for a true B&B. OK, so this place is "hybrid" -- but at least come by, during the advertised breakfast hours, to the extent of checking to see that things like the half and half, and COFFEE, haven't run out! One shouldn't have to dig out their cell phone (mine isn't grafted onto my hand permanently) to call the hosts. Thus, only the one star, notwithstanding the best of intentions.

Loved everything about this place- the breakfast nook and lounge area where everything was right…read moreout of the 50's. The rooms all have different names & themes which are lovingly and impressively done. It's a great place for a family gathering as there's loads of outdoor space: 1) large Fire pit in back, 2) Gazebo with lawn games, 3) picnic tables. Then, in front are the BBQ grills and several different-styled patio tables, as well as, 2 colorful nostalgic metal chairs directly outside each room. Lovely landscaping & flowers everywhere. Don't miss the bubbling brook just alongside the South side of the lounge and a peaceful spot to read. We visited Devils Lake Park, a diner in Baraboo, and an escape room in the Dells area. It's nearby lots of attractions. Oh yeah, the family that owns the joint are really nice

Adorable Inn close to Devil's lake, a few minutes from Downtown Baraboo, and less than 20 minutes…read moreto all that the Wisconsin Dells has to offer. We stayed for a long weekend, and and it was the perfect location to get away. The rooms are all themed so when you call to reserve you can pick from the rooms they have available. We stayed in Unit 2, the Devil's Lake room which had photos of Devil's lake. The room included a mini refrigerator, coffee and tea, and alarm clock if needed. Right outside your door they have chairs and tables for enjoying the beautiful weather. They also have grills and an area for bonfires. I was only able to go to the communal area/lobby for the first morning as it was soon closed as they were started to do contactless check in/out. But it seems as though in less COVID-y times they have some coffee or tea there, light breakfast items like mini muffins or breakfast bars and fruit. They also had a communal puzzle and board games. Overall the place is super cozy, perfectly situated for a relaxing vacation with a number of restaurants and small shops to visit in Baraboo.