Where to Stay

Traditional hotels, motels, and inns abound in Sauk County. No matter where your vacation, day trips, or visit takes you, there is always a fantastic place nearby where you can get some quality rest.

There’s The Usonian Inn, a cozy spot that’s been welcoming guests for almost 70 years now. The Inn at Wawanissee Point, a dreamy establishment with the best view of Wisconsin, is a must-visit. And the beautifully decorated White Rose Hotel, located in the city center, is surely the pick of the crop.

Alpine adventures are calling, so you’re going to need a cozy spot to rest up in between ski runs and mountain hikes. Offering activities and a warm fireplace every month of the year, Sauk County’s cabins and ski resorts are the perfect respites.

Curl up at Devil’s Head Resort, a premier location for skiing, golfing, and more. Prepare for sunsets so pretty they almost hurt atop Cascade Mountain. Or try out a cozy Rustic Ridge cabin.

For a rural alternative to the hotel on Main Street, try a Sauk County guest ranch or farm inn. There are many just waiting to welcome you home.

Valley Springs Farm, a tranquil B&B just minutes from the 400 Bike Trail, promises peace and quiet — and the occasional peep from the on-site farm animals. September Farms, despite its moniker, offers a place to rest your head anytime of year. The sprawling county estate also has a wraparound porch, fireplace, and great views of the farmland.

If it’s solitude and privacy you’re after, book a cottage at Pinehaven, 22 acres of charm nestled in a pine grove and the Baraboo bluffs.