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Local lodging options
Ramada Richland Center
Located off Highway 14 near downtown Richland Center, Krouskop Park, and Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin, the Ramada Richland Center offers affordable, non-smoking accommodations perfect for business or leisure.
Enjoy free WiFi, a 40-inch flat-screen TV, and access to their heated indoor pool, fitness center, and business center. With an on-site restaurant and bar, meeting space, and free parking, their hotel provides everything you need for a relaxing and convenient stay.
Wisconsin Riverside Resort
Set along the scenic Wisconsin River, just minutes from Spring Green attractions like Frank Lloyd Wright’s Visitor Center and the House on the Rock, Wisconsin Riverside Resort offers the perfect mix of relaxation and adventure. Stay your way with RV and tent camping, rustic cabins, and family fun at the swim pool, splash pad, canoe, tube, and kayak trips, or make a splash at Liza’s Lagoon—a swimming pond with slides, trampolines, and inflatables.
Dine in their restaurant and bar, enjoy live entertainment on the patio, and don’t miss the 3,000-gallon fish tank filled with local species.
Pet-friendly, accessible, and packed with amenities, Wisconsin Riverside Resort is where great food, river adventures, and unforgettable memories come together.
Starlite Motel
The Starlite Motel offers economical, comfortable accommodations for travelers visiting the Greater Richland Center area. One of the few dog-friendly motels in the region, they welcome medium to small dogs, making it a convenient option for guests traveling with pets.
Whether you’re in town for business or fun, guests enjoy free wireless internet, business services, and plenty of parking space for trailers or larger vehicles. All non-smoking rooms feature either one king bed or two double beds, along with a microwave, refrigerator, hairdryer, cable TV, and free local calls.
Located just two miles from the heart of Richland Center and right off Highway 14, the motel offers quick exterior room access and is next door to a fast-food restaurant, as well as hiking and biking along the Pine River Bike Trail. The Richland County Fairgrounds are only three-and-a-half miles away, making it a convenient stay for event weekends.
Anaway Place
Anaway Place is a thoughtfully curated collection of distinct cabins set across 110 acres of rolling hills and forest in Wisconsin’s breathtaking Driftless Region. Designed as a true nature retreat, Anaway invites guests to slow down, unplug, and reconnect—with themselves, with loved ones, and with the restorative beauty of the natural world.
Originally founded in 1995 as Candlewood Cabins, the property has long been a sanctuary for travelers seeking peace and inspiration. In 2024, the legacy was entrusted to Hearth & Green, who continue the tradition of mindful hospitality while honoring its roots. Whether you’re planning a romantic getaway, a family-friendly vacation, or a solo retreat, each cabin blends rustic simplicity with modern comfort—featuring cozy fireplaces, panoramic views, full kitchens or kitchenettes, quality linens, and outdoor firepits perfect for evenings under the stars.
With an onsite store offering locally sourced foods, craft beverages, and curated apothecary items, Anaway Place is more than a place to stay—it’s a space to write, dream, stargaze, and truly restore in the heart of Southwest Wisconsin.
Michael's Farm Stay
This is a well-appointed, four-season country farmhouse on a fully operational farm. You will have direct access to the Richland County snowmobile trails. Cattle and chickens are out your front door. Deer, turkey, and other wildlife are in abundance. All county and township roads are open to UTV traffic. Enjoy tranquil star-filled skies all year long! Located in rural Ithaca Township the homes 4 bedrooms can accommodate up to 8 guests complete with firepit, hilltop vistas, and fresh eggs from the chickens! Bookings can be made through the Airbnb application.
the round barn lodge
The Round Barn Lodge in Spring Green is a true Wisconsin original, built as one of the state’s rare round barns—structures once praised for their strength, efficiency, and innovative design. Renovated into a full-service restaurant in 1952, the property expanded in 1974 with a 27-room lodge designed by a former Frank Lloyd Wright associate, later growing to 43 rooms. Today, family-owned and thoughtfully updated, the Round Barn blends historic charm with modern comfort, allowing guests to dine beneath the original 50-foot barn structure and experience a piece of rural craftsmanship that truly stands the test of time.