Dodgeville Hotel Guide - Cox Hollow Beach hotels in Dodgeville, United States of America.

"A beautiful and cozy place to stay!"

"Clearly there has never been a fire inspection done for this facility. Everything is ran by extension cords. Exposed wires and outlets held by duct tape. Luke warm water at best in the tub. Upon check in I showed my receipt where I booked 2 rooms and paid a deposit of half the room total for each room. The hotel had no record of anything being paid (even though I showed receipts) and had to pay in full again for both rooms to even stay there. Rooms were neat, but for the amount they charge a night, it shouldn’t be in the condition it’s in. "

"Everything was wonderful! Room was spotless, bed was comfortable. The temperature of the hot tub was perfect and very relaxing! Perfect for the long drive aches! Kim at the front desk was the amazing host with valuable knowledge for places to visit and gave special attention to our dog. Thanks, Kim!"

"Older establishment. Clean but very bright in the rooms and mattresses could definitely be updated. "

"Friendly staff, clean room, quiet location, plus coffee, fridge, microwave. Great value for the money. "

"Clean room, good price, very happy with stay. Second time user. "

"Overall okay stay. Large stain on comforter. Food on the remote. Few options for breakfast. Otherwise everything else is "okay""

"Everything was great. Well taken care of place. Could not have been happier. "

"The hot tub was "being serviced" and look like it had not been in commission in a while. I had the room next to the lobby. The attendant had her entire family husband (who smoked in the lobby), sister (who may be a maid) and two toddlers, sitting there for 6 hours having loud conversation, laughing yelling at the kids, etc. both days I was there. I went to bed early and had to turn on white noise to sleep. I think they live there as sister showed up in a robe and they had a hibachi outside the main entrance. When I came in the maids were chatting, laughing and loudly swearing. The room I was given had the door propped open, the linen not changed and the TV on as did most of the other rooms on that floor. Just yikes! Room was fine. "