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"I absolutely loved this place! Then again, Sleep Inns have never disappointed me. The breakfast was fantastic with tons of choices and everything fully stocked. They even had whipping cream for my strawberry waffles, which made my morning :) The room was spacious, clean and very comfortable. The staff were wonderful and I especially appreciated the personal note left in my room. It gave such a welcoming, pre-COVID feel back when customer service really stood out. I would highly recommend this hotel. A+ experience!"

"A bit older place but in the midst of upgrading. A lot of boxes and stuff around. Staff was very nice. Beds and couch in room were very hard. Room was clean and a nice size."

"Overall a very nice hotel. Rooms are spacious and comfortable. Everything was functional which made for a relaxing stay. Breakfast was typical for these hotels."

"Our stay was wonderful. The cabin was just as described and even cozier in person.We loved the turn table and the old albums! All the ambiance lighting was perfect.Sitting on the garden chairs overlooking the stream was so relaxing and lulled us into a wonderful state of mind amongst the natural surroundings.We hope to return for another peaceful long weekend!!"

"The property was clean and the room was very nice. The desk staff was helpful and took good care of us at our check in. If we are ever back in Menomonie and need a motel, we will more than likely stay here again."

"Clean and spacious rooms. Friendly staff. Nice breakfast. Free parking convenient to visit our son at Stout. Beautiful views from 3rd and 4 th floors! "

"Rooms were clean, staff friendly. Breakfast was good, eggs seemed like they were from a powdered mix. Coffee was excellent."

"The room was clean, but none of the switches worked for the 3 lamps even though they had switches. It was all wired to the main wall light switch for the room. So 5 bright lamps or no lights at all were the only two options. The toilet made weird loud screeching noises with every flush. There were patches of white unpainted wall that were very noticeable due to the blue paint everywhere else. The hot tub was a good temperature and not overly chemical smelling but there's no directional nozzles on the jets, so water is launched up at your face. Since the bench seat is so low, that means hot water splashing in your eyes and mouth. The pool was supervised and over run with teenagers cannonballing into it. The floor drains cannot keep up with that constant barrage of water and the whole floor was submerged in 3" of standing water, making leaving the area slippery and unsafe. The tap water isn't safe to drink, but they did provide stations for filtered water. The doors don't swing shut on their own, you have to pull your room door shut."

"The guest house is one of the most charming and accommodating places I have ever stayed in. The proprietor is a historian who is warm and personalizes the experience for each guest with humble grace. She has taken a late 1800's manor house and refurbished it to it's original elegance. Upon arrival, you get a tour of the house and if interested, a verbal tour of the history of the estate, the town, and the territory as it became a state. She reviews how the local businesses provided a major contribution in the development of the United States. Being a history buff myself, this was particularly intriguing to have my own , in-house, historian. She has created great accommodations with special attention to all of the details a weary traveler may have forgotten. The beds are very comfortable with silk pillowcases. There are extra throw blankets to keep one warm on an afternoon nap. Perhaps the coup de gras is her home cooked and lovingly prepared hearty, healthy breakfasts, each morning you arise. This Guest House embraces you and makes your stay better. SG"