Inn at Wawanissee Point

The Inn is run by 2 very nice and good natured folks. À great view and walkable trails. And breakfast is always interesting. Trudy is a very good cook, and the evening cheese and wine tops off the day. We enjoy sitting by fireplace in the evening

This was our first stay at a B&B, and it will be hard to beat! Our Bordeaux room was comfortable and extremely clean accommodations for our 6 night trip to Wisconsin. Dave and Trudy were gracious hosts sharing their little piece of heaven on earth. Trudy made delicious breakfasts each morning! The trails on their property are nice easy hikes and their dogs led the way insuring we didn't get lost. We highly recommend The Inn at Wawanissee Point for a trip exploring Devil's Lake State Park and the surrounding area, or any other reason to getaway to Baraboo, Wisconsin.

Just completed a wonderful weekend away at the Inn at Wawanissee Point. The house was beautiful with its detailed wooodwork and large picture windows. The hosts, Dave and Trudy, are kind, welcoming, and went above and beyond to make our stay enjoyable. The inn is exceptionally clean and well-kept. The bed and sheets were very comfortable. The TeePee room that we booked was quiet and was separated a bit from the other bedrooms upstairs which was nice (i.e. no shared walls). The breakfast was wonderful, and our group loved the wine and cheese time in the bar area. We spent time in the hot tub and the massage chair which we loved. Overall, I highly recommend a stay at this location.

The Inn is stunning, the view out the panoramic window (make sure you ask where the window came from) is unbelievable; Trudy and Dave have truly made sure the your experience will be unforgettable, you will want to return.

We stayed at this bed and breakfast for our anniversary. The room was great, very clean! The view was amazing in this home! Having breakfast outside while watching all the hummingbirds fly by was a great experience. The trails around the property were very nice also. The only complaints we had was that this place was not very welcoming. We got there to check in, rang the doorbell multiple times and were waiting outside for around ten minutes. That wasn’t a huge deal but at other bed and breakfasts we were always greeted promptly. We came home from dinner at 10pm and the home was very dark. If it wasn’t for the motion sensor lights at our feet we would’ve been stumbling though. A lamp or two on would do wonders. My husband also witnessed a little bit of bickering between the innkeepers, which was very awkward for him and made him uncomfortable. Also keep in mind that they have dogs, we did not know this before booking. We didn’t mind at all but if you are allergic that would be a good thing to know. I was woken up around 6:30/6:45am to the dogs barking, chasing after a squirrel. Another thing to note is that breakfast will most likely be served late. They serve at 8am or 9am. We did chose 8am. We would receive our breakfast around 8:30 both days. This may bother travelers who are on a time crunch. Overall it is a beautiful house on a beautiful property but not quite worth the $470 a night.

The evening wine & cheese reception welcomed us to a spectacular view and our gracious hosts, Trudy & Dave. The hiking trails on the property are beautiful and perfect for stretching your legs after the filling breakfasts, which were delicious, different each morning, and taking into account our likes and dislikes. Our room was clean, comfortable and quiet. It was the perfect launch pad for exploring the Baraboo hills and valleys.