The Audubon Inn

Not many lodging sites turn out to be better than the photos, but this is a true exception. Every aspect of our stay was excellent. The facility was warm and inviting as we arrived late on a cold night. Our room was spacious, the bed very comfortable and the atmosphere throughout the building was spot on. We will return again next summer and look forward to staying longer. While they do not offer daily meal service there is a great spot (Nola's) next door for dinner and the Back Street Café on block away serves great meals for adults and children.

Stayed here during late fall to see the water fowl migrating south at horicon marches. Room was charming and each floor has a large seating area with comfortable couches. The food is Also very good. No need to go outside the hotel in the evening.

This is an amazing place. The room was beautiful as well as comfortable. The hotel was beautiful as well.

PROS: I stayed in Mayville to conduct business with Dodge County in nearby Juneau. The antique-style furnishings were well maintained and added a charm to the hotel. The hotel sound system featured light-rock selections, and my room had a hot tub in which to unwind. There were a wide variety of music genre selections available in my room. These all combined to make my return from my business day something to to which I could look forward. The attached restaurant (NOLA) was equally charming, and provided a high-end dining experience. Meals began with some lavosh with honey-butter, and featured cajun-style cooking. Wait staff and wine selection were excellent. CONS: Parking was limited to availability on the street. Otherwise you had to park a block away.

Convient location for visiting the wonderful nearby Horizon Marsh. Room was very clean and was a nice size with a sofa.

The Audubon Inn was Great the rooms were old fashioned (4) post beds very comfy with a large Jacuzzi tub.

Awesome place to stay! Beautiful facility Antiques everywhere!

Wonderful building from the late 1800's. Nicely remodeled, furnished. Owner on site and very involved. Kind people everywhere.

The hotel was very historic and the rooms were done nicely for the era they were trying to keep them in. If you want sleek & modern, this is not the place for you, but if you want more turn of the century style this offers that in a very elegant tone! The NOLA Restaurant has wonderful food and ambiance. The bar is not open late, but there are a few local 'watering holes' that are open normal bar times. The buffet is a little bit of a splurge, but if you go around 10:30 you'll get to enjoy a bit of the breakfast food and then at 11:00 they changed over to lunch, which was equally wonderful! The chef came out and talked to us a bit as well, which is wonderful to see! The Bloody Mary's (in my opinion) were quite good, but admittedly they said people either love them or hate them. They are a bit on the spicy side.

RESERVED A SUITE BECAUSE ALL STANDARDS WERE SOLD OUT (B.S.HALF FULL AT BEST) WAS ESCORTED TO OUR UNBENOUNCED TO US STANDARD ROOM.DIDN'T REALIZE TIL MORNING OUR ROOM WAS A STANDARD, AFTER PAYING FOR SUITE. OWNER REFUSED TO SPEAK WITH US AND NEGOCIATED A PRICE THAT WAS THE STANDARD RATE PRICE ACTED AS IF THEY WERE DOING US A FAVOR (WE STAYED IN THE STANDARD ROOM!) .DOPEY DESK GIRL WASN'T SURE IF # 67 WAS A SUITE OR NOT GIVE ME A BREAK. BILLED ME FOR BOTH THE SUITE AND THE STANDARD HAD TO WAIT 5 DAYS FOR THE SUITE CHARGE TO CREDIT AT BANK. HAD (NOT INCLUDED) OVERPRICED BRUNCH THE NEXT MORNING FROM A RUDE CHEF AND POMPASS WAITER.