Change the room doors to electronic keys, even though old keys are nostalgic…read more Recommend going with Starlink for internet due to limited fiber service. Alow pets, more travelers have dogs with them and this inn is perfect. Think about the seniors

This rather funky inn was a great place to stay - quiet, peaceful, very clean and comfortable -…read moreplus, great service and fantastic hot breakfast! In addition to a really nice pool they have a jacuzzi, steam room and sauna, plus a fire pit out front and a bar inside. It's very close to Taliesin and has very reasonable rates. Highly recommend!

I cancelled a reservation a couple of months ago and today I received an email about an upcoming…read morereservation. I called to make sure it was cancelled and the clerk didn't like when I challenged her statement that I "should receive a confirmation email".. She told me F---U. I will never consider them again. Great service

Not much choices of motels in the area led me to choose this one based on their website. The man…read morethat checked us in was not friendly at all, in fact he was sort of rude. He did not great me with a smile and ask where we were from or any kind of general niceties. Just, name, then,. I need your card and then plopped the room key on the counter. We discovered the ice machine on our own and laundry room, it looked like another room in the front. Why wouldn't the man have told us this upon check in? Room #2. Clean room, old outdated bedding, mattresses and carpet. I could live with all of that because I brought my own pillow and blanket . It didn't feel dirty. But the smell... it smelled like an old person's home that was closed up and never received fresh air. We brought in our suitcases and walked around to the back of the property to check it out. I wish we would have gotten a room in the back! The grounds were so cute! Gazebo, grills, tables, playground, water fountains, vw bug waterfall. This was what makes the motel unique. It wasn't bad for a small motel in a tiny town. However, the man working there (who could have been the owner) needs to realize he is in the hospitality industry and be hospitable!

Okay first things first. We came here when this place was COMPLETELY empty. My wife walked in and…read morethe front desk person is on the phone and doesn't even acknowledge her presence. She was overly nice to the folks on the phone while ignoring my wife for over 10 minutes. When she got off the phone she acted as though my wife was inconveniencing her for even being there. She didn't acknowledge ignoring her or being on the phone and just simply said "yes?" in a rude tone as though we had inconvenienced her for being here. She begrudgingly gave our key cards and only gave one word answers or completely ignored anything that was said. Being met immediately with rudeness for simply having a reservation was an immediate turn off. "Becky" or Rebecca really needs to consider a different career. Next comes the state of the hotel. There is a nasty rogue sock in the elevator that should have been the first sign. Then we get to the hallway and there is literally black mold falling from the ceiling. Outside our room is a pile dead bugs. Once we get into our room we see that there is food and popcorn all on the floor. I inspected the bed before sitting on it out of fear of more bugs .. but immediately regretted sitting down after seeing my wife's face. She points at the headboard. ..Which has some substance (let's be honest we know what it is) on it. Like splatter and dripping. This place is disgusting and they have gall to charge over $200 for one night. I'm absolutely appalled and considering sleeping in my car. Will be disinfecting everything I own when I get out of here .. we just really wanted to go see the house for my birthday and traveled all the way out.. what an awful kick off

Stayed here for a weekend to visit the House on the Rock. This place was built in the early 90s and…read moreit genuinely still looks like it. For me, this was a very quaint time capsule of when I would go vacationing with my family as a kid. Full disclosure, if you know you're the type of person to prefer a clean, brand new hotel, this will disappoint. You will not like this. You might be more critical and feel it is overall more dirty. If you like the "retro" look, you'll probably be thrilled and love it. Due to the age of the hotel, there's a lot of little things here that you no longer see in modern hotels. Recessed lighting, room divisions between bedrooms (instead of all the beds being in the same room together), a kitchenette with a mini fridge that has an actual freezer! According to my friends, the beds were not very comfortable, but I slept like a baby quite easily. Different strokes etc etc. We used the hotel pool and jacuzzi as well. Again, it's built in the 90s, it's not the newest shining thing, but I stayed cooking in that jacuzzi for several hours (with appropriate breaks, I swear), so I have no real complaints there. The staff was always very kind and attentive. No complaints there. There aren't any branded hotel chains in the area, so if you're not willing to risk it trying out a totally independent inn, the House on the Rock Resort is an excellent choice.

Stayed here while in town to see house on the rock. Was actually pretty nice. seemed very clean…read more Had no issues checking in or out. We didn't use the pool, but it looks nice. The complementary breakfast was also pretty nice. the room it's in is really cute. Lots of good options.

Pleasant staff. I just felt that they did "just enough". Most hotels give you six pillows for a…read morequeen bed, we got 4. As for towels, we each got one bath, one hand and one washcloth. They were good at filling the toilet paper. We had a two room suite, which was huge but it lacked warmth. There was plenty of closet and drawer space.There was a sofa bed and normally you get a couple of extra pillows and a blanket. Nope. Room was clean and smelled fresh. Bathroom was very clean, especially the tub. The bathroom mirror rocked! Breakfast was not lousy tasting but basically meh. Donuts were mini chocolate hostess ones and only 3 or 4 in the container. Muffins were mini ones as well and again just a few. Sausage was nuked brown and serve that were super pale. Eggs were decent as were the bagels. English muffins were tiny and they had regular sliced bread. I was suspect of the cream cheese not kept on ice or at least cool. A few sad envelopes of oatmeal. I was reminded of early hotel breakfast days. Just felt sad.... I went to get a yogurt out of the fridge and there were only two in there. How about more? And why not some nice danish? An actual full sized donut? As for the fruit, just a couple of bananas and apples.. again, they seemed to do just enough to get by. We ate there twice and then skipped out to Country Kitchen for breakfast. Honestly, just okay. I appreciated the cleanliness but it felt closer to a Super 8 vs a Best Western.

I stayed at the Meadow House for two nights this week. It was lovely. The cabin was stocked with…read moreeverything I could possibly need; the 360 degree views were beautiful and my time there was restful and quiet, which was what I was seeking. I was able to sleep in, read, sit on the porch and watch the deer, and wander the area and property taking photographs. For someone who works 7 days a week, this was a wonderful respite and time with nature. The owners were helpful and kind. Read the FAQs, don't expect to be fed a whole lot to do--that's really not the point. I look forward to returning some day to experience what it's like in a different season and explore other roads and little gems in the Driftless.

Our stay at Candlewood cabins was pleasant and restful. We got the Little house next door which is…read moreright next to the house where the owners live. That was a little problem since we couldn't fully relax and play music quietly outside. There weren't a lot of instructions on where to find the remotes to the various electronics including the fan and the wifi did not work at all. The firewood was a bit expensive at 10$ per bundle. It was a small cozy little cottage and the owners made sure it had all the things you might need for a weekend getaway. The cabins are set in the beautiful hilly area of Driftless of Wisconsin and has absolutely stunning views. Might fo back to try a different cabin.

Brand new hotel location that is evident from the new construction work going on around it. This is…read morea growing area close to shopping, dining, and sights. Ice machines on each floor (hallelujah!). Breakfast area was well maintained and the mini breakfast quiches were a much appreciated addition; also kudos to the well stocked oatmeal bar. The work out room is more than ample and the pool and hot tub are a welcome respite after a long day of adventuring. I really appreciated the hot tub at this location, featuring both indoor and outdoor access, the guests embraced both options and took advantage of this luxury no matter what the April weather decided. The room itself was smaller in size, we could of used a bit more room even as a couple. Again, no vent in the bathroom, if you google it, there are some explanations as to why. We would totally stay here again, but would probably opt for a bigger room next time.

One year old hotel so everything was good. What ticked me off was the people working the front desk…read moreon their phones and speaking Spanish to one another. The Spanish was between employees referring to some questions of mine. This is America, I do not want to "press 1 for English", speak English when dealing with the public please! Management needs to rectify this. If the illegal aliens working the laundry and cleaning want to speak Spanish I am somewhat OK with that.

My wife and I have always enjoyed staying at the Dairyland. The owner is super friendly, the rooms…read moreextremely neat and furnished with a fridge, microwave & TV. We look forward to returning.

Okay, so this isn't a five-star hotel in conventional terms. The amenities are dated and there's…read moreno cable TV. There's no pool. There's no continental breakfast. However, the management is always very friendly, and the prices just can't be beat - around $35 for a single! Compare this to any other hotel in the Mineral Point / Dodgeville area ... you'll be lucky to find any other one for $80 or $90. It's also well-maintained - the rooms are always clean and stocked with towels. The ones I've had all had microwaves and mini-fridges, too. The manager was even kind enough to leave some sheets on the floor by the door on a muddy day in order for our dog to get in the door before we toweled her off. If you don't mind "roughing it" a little - Dairyland Motel is the place to go!

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.

This was a nice hotel. The room was clean and check in was easy. The White House theme was fun.read more

Staying in the hotel as I write this because I couldn't find another option last minute. Bugs came…read moreout from under the bed multiple times, and after I got into bed I found out why. The bed never got washed, it had crumbs and sock fuzz from the last person. Just about made me vomit and I hope not washing sheets between guests is unique to this place not more places I stay. I did not bring any food into the room, but the bugs were hoping I did when they came out from Under the bed. Moral of the story, I'm stuck in room 222 tonight and I highly recommend against this hotel for the future and for others. If I see bugs anywhere other than the floor I'm sleeping in the car.

The Mineral Point Hotel is so cute and quaint when you arrive. The host was and owner was very…read morefriendly and kind. He made amazingly good coffee every morning and brought in breakfast Bakery items daily. The bar selection was quite large for such a small place. The Wi-Fi worked well. Our room was extremely comfortable and well appointed. I will definitely stay there again next time I am in Mineral Point

We stayed one night at this beautifully restored building which is conveniently located near…read morerestaurants and galleries. We stayed in Room 1810 which is on the first floor. The room is small but adequate for two people. It is nicely decorated and had a small reading nook. There is a small private balcony. The muffins provided for breakfast were yummy! We only had a couple of issues. The first was that the bathroom sink is located inside the room. I'm sure this was necessary due to the limitations of restoring a building this age. Our main complaint was the loud music that was played in the afternoon. I am not sure if this is a regular thing or just rude guests, but it was loud enough we could not rest after our long drive. If this was just rude guests, I can put it down to "people are people." If this was, however, a regular afternoon thing for the Inn, I would suggest the music be turned down or that guests booking Room 1810 be forewarned. All that being said - we think the Inn is a great asset to Mineral Point.