Open 24 hours
708 Water St, Genoa
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“Absolutely adorable Inn!
Everything was spotless, very comfortable bed, all essentials there. Highly recommend!
Online reservations, no desk person on-site, but check in was effortless. We truly loved this place ❤️”
“My son and I stayed for two nights while deer hunting. The cabin was sparkling clean and neat. Beds were comfy,. We enjoyed our stay very much. The owner Lacey was great and she made sure our stay was perfect.”
“We stayed here 10/14/25. Room was great and very clean. This is the type of room likely used by hunters and fisherman, blue collar type place, which we love. If you're the type to want fancy high-end this isn't it... Clean yes, fancy no. Mid week, total was $85.00 after tax.
As with most accommodations on the river road there's a highway on one side and a train on the other, surprisingly the noise wasn't bad at all inside the room and we slept well. Again the room was old but very clean.
There's only one tavern/bar food in town and a mixed drink was $9.00!!!!! food and service was good there though... but $9,00 for a drink? in a tiny town? La Crosse is about 6 miles away for more options, and there is a Kwik Trip in walking distance for breakfast.
Yes, We'd absolutely stay here again. Matt (I believe to be the owner) was very nice and American born if that matters to anyone reading this. It appears he also runs a duck hunting guide service here as well.”
“Happy with our experience. It's a laid-back atmosphere, not high-end, but spacious, clean and reasonable rates. I enjoyed the fact that they had some kitchen utensils and an electric cooking unit in the room, which we made use of so as not to eat out at restaurants every day. They are right on the water, as the name implies, and would be good for sportsmen, but we actually stayed here to visit the shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe, and it worked out great for us.”
“Cozy room, comfortable deck and fire pit was nice on a chilly night
Paul and Teddi are very responsive
Perfect location to boat ramps and the barge”