Baraboo Hotel Guide - Al. Ringling Theatre hotels in Baraboo, United States of America.

"We really enjoyed this property"

"Breakfast was Good Great historical room. Little cold in our room in March. Extra space heater didn't work."

"We enjoyed the game room! We were able to sit outside for a couple of hours and loved it. It would of been nice to have a couple of extra mirrors. The location was great!"

"Beautiful house in a quiet convenient location. Loved listening to the animals from the zoo on the swing in the enclosed porch. Greatly reduced my stress level!"

"I had my DoorDash order taken by another guest from outside my room. By the time the staff reviewed the cameras and figured out what room they were in, they had eaten nearly all the food. The hotel did reimburse me back the cost of the DoorDash order. Thank you. 😊"

"Cute house with almost everything we needed. Had to purchase a 9x13 pan and more toilet paper. Plenty of seating in living room and dining room. There were 8 of us and it was nice that we could all sit at the table together. The kitchen is a little small but the rest of the house is spacious. We had a great time! Location is also great."

"Host was great and accomodating. Great place. "

"Great place to stay. We had six people stay the weekend. Kitchen was well stocked. Need to bring your own supplies. Plenty of space."

"The rest of the guests were mostly long term residents and extremely rude and obnoxious. They sit around gossiping outside short term guests rooms, knock on the door and then run away. The room itself was so dirty, I went and got tapestries and fabric to put over the furniture and used a tarp over the bed I wasn't using and the bedding had holes in it and didn't look clean and felt terrible. One woman stood in front of my door and barked orders at some other people apparently far from where she was because she was basically screaming for what felt like over an hour until thankfully it started raining and she went away. It was unpleasant to say the least. Everything was so filthy that I just kept washing my hands constantly and counting down the days until I'd be checking out. When that day came some guy that looked like he was homeless knocked on my door an hour before check out and started saying something about leaving early (it was 10 am) as I brought my luggage to the car. When I went to drop off the keys, it wasn't a lock box, it was a tray on the desk so I flung the keys under the window so they'd be on the floor in the locked office. Glad I did, the homeless looking guy who I'm not even sure worked there ran to the office as soon as I walked out to retrieve the keys. I was worried someone would trash the room after I left and I'd be charged for it. Find a different place! No ID was asked for at check-in, no ice machine & the other guests are there 24/7."