Madison Hotel Guide - RJ Julia Booksellers hotels in Madison, United States of America.

"It was a nice stay, clean and friendly staff!"

"Yes."

"House was in great shape. Can't beat the waking up to the sunrise over ocean."

"So charming! The Inn itself is nicely furnished in a cozy manner, curated with interesting collections of things and vintage or antique objects throughout. Many charming touches, like the popcorn station with flavored oils and Parmesan cheese, were a delightful surprise. The towel warmer in the bathroom was unexpected and wonderful! We had to rush out In the morning, but not before we grabbed, homemade zucchini bread, coffee, and sausage& egg bites for the road. Overall, a warm, friendly, and lovely place to stay. "

"Beautiful. Great hosts in constant communication."

"The location is perfect - walk to the beach easily with little ones. If wasn't sleeping, I was sitting on the front porch on a comfy settee, watching people walk by. Met and spoke with the owners who were lovely as well as attentive. However - I was surprised at the lack of basics - I have rented many times before (not sure if via VRBO or what) and there have always been beach chairs, decent dishes, good place to sit outside,out door shower etc. Grill was unusable (to us) as were coffee pots. Next year we are going to look at Guilford or another Shoreline - maybe Madison has just gotten out of my price range. "

"House was as pictured with a beautiful lake view from the deck. Was disappointed with the trash left outside of the house mostly in the back yard (old fire pit next to hot tub, pile of cement blocks, construction molding on ground under bushes). The house had a few small unfinished projects inside (bedroom pocket door didn’t work properly, unfinished molding around doors, mattresses in bunk room didn’t fill the bed frame). It just didn’t seem 100% rental ready. For the nightly price, the house should have been pristine inside and out. We also had an issue with the hot water and called for assistance. We were informed someone would come but never did. Luckily the problem resolved itself. I would suggest supplying documentation on the check out procedure. "