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New hotel- clean and good design

Clean, quiet place, excellent to rest.!

The location is, as expected, a little remote. You are in a 2-bedroom separate apartment attached to the main farmhouse. Fields behind and in front, across the road. Check-in was easy with a code for the door, we parked right outside the door. We rated our hosts highly, as the communication was excellent, but we did not meet them. They gave us complete privacy. There was a comfy, good-sized living room. The bed was awesomely comfortable. The small kitchen was fully stocked with dishes, pans, cutlery, etc, but we only availed ourselves of the pod coffee machine and the complimentary pastries and cookies. Shower was great, bathroom and the whole place super clean. It was around 32°F (0 °C), and it snowed when we were there. The heating was more than up to the task and we were snug and warm. overall teh feel of the place could be described as very cozy. Although it is not in a town the lovely town of Spring Green is only a 5 minute drive. The "Reunion Family BBQ" was lovely. In an old bank building with a special booth in the vault and a bar restyled from the original teller windows. The food was excellent. Across the road was Slowpoke Lounge & Cabaret, which featured an accomplished Spanish and jazz guitarist that night. Our main reason for staying was to visit "House on the Rock" a truly bizarre and fun experience, and Taliesin, Frank Lloyd Wright's home. House on the Rock is 20 minutes by car. Taliesin 15 minutes. They are in the same direction. So we arrived at House on the Rock when they opened at 9am. That took 4 hours to see! Then we drove 5 minutes to Taliesin and had a very nice lunch in the visitors center before joining a 2 hour guided tour.

Very clean rooms. Had other guests on both sides of us and could not hear them at all. The location was perfect for us.

Nice location for freeway access. Free parking. Quiet rooms. Dog-friendly Clean.

breakfast was fine. We especially enjoyed the bar and lounge and the great conversation with the manager and other patrons. Lots of great information about the area and the local history.