Hotels near Wisconsin Bowhunter's Museum

"Great place"

"Up there on a work trip. Never had any suspicions of negativity when I walked in the room like some places I stayed. The tv was a little tough to figure out but it got all the right channels like BTN so I could watch the Hawkeyes game. I’d stay there again!"

"The rooms were very clean and modern and the staff was very friendly and helpful. "

"Staff was very friendly."

"The room was very nice, and the staff was extremely friendly"

"The room was clean"

"Clean, great smelling room! The owner is quite nice and my wife really likes the pool. Beds are firm and not too worn in. I stayed in Shawano in the summer and regret it terribly, coming to this best western is worth it to me! (25 minute drive to Shawano)"

"Very good! Could use some updates to pool and hot tub"

"Everything about Cobblestone stood out from the other hotels I’ve stayed at across 4300 miles and 3 weeks. I pulled into an empty parking lot during the off season in a snow storm hoping for the best. I’d stayed in hotels ranging in price, a few of which were located on the water or other prime real estate and everyone one of them had been an overpriced disappointment. Cobblestone reinvigorated my faith in the hospitality industry. I was met with Seattles Best Coffee in the lobby when I walked in, which is available until 10pm and found more in my impeccably clean and incredibly comfortable room. The best part was the cost being a fraction of the price I’d repeatedly paid to be disappointed at other properties. They have laundry facilities, exercise rooms and serve a decent breakfast everyday. If you can’t make it to breakfast they have an assortment of food options available offered at very reasonable prices in the lobby. Netflix, Dish, hulu and Amazon were free in my room. The staff was welcoming, pleasant and attentive. I really appreciated Cobblestone and will be staying there whenever I’m in the area and by in the area I mean anywhere within an hour because I’d much rather stay there and drive then cope with the alternative. "