"This is a great hotel as a business trip in Toma. Please welcome me kindly and I spent about 3 weeks without any shortcomings. It was close to using nearby amenities and the breakfast was great. I want to go next time I have another chance."

"Very pleasant and nice breakfast selection."

"The room was well maintained, but they only put 3 pillows on the bed (should’ve been 4 for two people) which were hard, and I could feel the bed springs from where people would sit up in bed so I had to scooch down a bit. I’m sure I could’ve just asked for another pillow. They had the usual waffles, eggs and meat for breakfast. The basketball net in the pool was broke but they had a large hot tub with powerful jets. Overall a decent hotel on the budget side."

"Well the bed was comfortable but there was hair on the sheets on the bathroom floor the rest in the room well the breakfast they don't put refills so at 8 am there was nothing just leftovers the coffee is good the pool says open which they won't open because it had to chlorine I don't understand that no service room had garbage there I was not used to taking a look at the rooms my recommendation is better administration because it has a good location everything nearby improve a little thank you"

"Hotel was clean and comfortable. Did not get to enjoy the breakfast, but it looked complete."

"As a solo, I reserved the cheapest accommodation but when I arrived the Snugaloo had bees visiting, so I was upgraded to a very pleasant one-room with a fridge, shower and other luxuries. I had come to ride the Sparta-Elroy bike trail but the stay at Justin Trails was an unexpected bonus. Tranquil, quiet, restorative. It was just cool enough to enjoy the firepit after I returned from the ride (I'm from Florida so your results may vary). A bit up the road in Leon, the Cotter Pin was a convenient dinner spot. A longer but direct drive to Viroqua takes you to the Driftless Cafe and its farm-to-table cooking. The breakfast at the resort features items like homemade cider and granola, and farm fresh cooked vegetables. I had forgotten how much corn is grown in Wisconsin until I made the drive through the fields surrounding the farm. Be sure to look for the binder with the history of the property you are staying at. Well worth the trip and the price, IMHO. "