The parquet hardwood floors in the entryway are lovely, but one's attention is immediately diverted to the colossal view of Lake Wissota. Windows spanning nearly 30 feet offer a panoramic view for guests relaxing in the comfortable gathering room with a homey hearth or the nearby glass-encased atrium area. Guests can lounge in the atrium and soak in the quiet or wander out on the 60-foot deck that sports flower boxes and chaise chairs during warm weather months. Perhaps the smell of Jeanine's fresh-baked muffins will lure you back inside for breakfast. The common dining area on the ground floor also faces the lake, offering a bright, peaceful view.
Visitors have the option of eating in their room or with other guests.
No forced socializing. Pampering really starts in the evening when soft drinks, wine, tea and cookies are available and continues until about an hour before breakfast when an optional wake up tray with beverages and muffins is dropped off at guests' doors. Jeanine says they are happy to plan menus around diet restrictions. Mike recalls a couple from Vienna, Austria attending Rock Fest in nearby Cadott. The last night of their stay they requested a cowboy breakfast.