Stagecoach Inn Bed & Breakfast

Took my wife here for our wedding annaverery. We stayed in the smaller building. The room was nicely decorated yet homely enough not to feel stuffy.
The wine hour was a great opportunity to meet other guest. I like that they offer root beer as well. The also have menues for local eateries so you can find a great place for dinner. They will also help in getting a table as well.
Breakfast was a nice mix of options. The pastries seemed to have been homemade! The innkeepers were very frendly and seemed to take a vested intrest in thier guest.
I loved that the innkeepers sought to make our annaverery special just based on our booking info.

Incredible service! Beautiful & perfectly appointed! A great stay for a Cedarburg visit & within walking distance of all the downtown spots & sites. Stay for wonderful hospitality!

My partner and I were looking for a quick overnight getaway. We were lucky enough to get Room # 8 at the Stagecoach Inn.
This is an historic building. If you don’t like the fact that a B&B is in an old building, don’t come here, but we found it absolutely charming. The staircase is narrow and the floors creak and squeak, but Room # 8 has a ton of charm. It is large room; includes a couch, a queen bed, a two person jacuzzi, and a alcove facing the street with a writing desk.
# 8 is on the third floor, with a slanted ceilings and all kinds of character. The one drawback, we couldn’t find a window we could open.
We arrived late morning on Sunday, and were able to park in the parking lot behind the Inn. We came in, we were able to get all kinds of information about what was happening in Ceaderburg, and invited to come back to check in at 2:00pm.
While out and about, we almost bought a packet of bath salts for the Jacuzzi. I’m glad we did not. They provide a wonderful packet of bath salts that is incredibly refreshing and soothing.
Late afternoon, they provide a free wine tasting, and a variety of menus for restaurants in Cedarburg. A number of restaurants in the area are closed on Sunday. But we were fortunate to find Morton’s, and had a lovely experience.
Many B&B’s provide a full breakfast. But since the Stagecoach Inn does not have a kitchen, all they have is a Continental. It’s sufficient, but nothing to rave about.
All in all we had a great stay. I would have given it 5 stars had they been able to provide a more sumptuous breakfast.

This place was ok, nothing special and certainly not worth the $ 150 /​night that they charged. While the owners were nice and charming and the main lodge itself looks pretty, our room was across the street in a different house. The room itself was a hodge podge of wicker furniture and outdated couches, mismatched cheap towels, and a rather obnoxious sign on our door that simply stated, «$ 150/​night» in laminate. This seemed rather tacky to me. There was a VCR and an old TV. Not sure many people still own a VHS anymore, I know I certainly don’t. The room is small, ceilings are low, and is very dark. The mattress is very uncomfortable, again certainly not worth $ 150/​night. Some updated towels, sheets, and a new mattress would go a long way for guests. The owners claim to have a bed and breakfast, but it’s really more like continental lite. They serve light and fit yogurt (didn’t even have the real stuff) and cheap cereals in boxes. The guy came around and served a few very sweet muffins, but that was it! No eggs, no homemade Quiche, none of the beautiful food one might expect at a B&B. I actually brought my own oatmeal, b/​c everything they served was in a cheap cereal box. I could have spent the same amount and stayed at a very nice hotel in the area. Definitely not worth $ 150.

Stayed last night in room 8. Highly recommend the room and the inn. Friendly people and great little town with cool shops. Celebrated our friends 28^th anniversary and they have been coming for last 6 years. We r hooked and will be back.

Fantastic! A step into the past with all the amenities and comforts of the present! This is everything a B&B should be! An authentic stagecoach inn, tastefully appointment with gracious hosts who are welcoming and take excellent care of you! There are plenty of nearby shops with a wide-​ranging selection of the old and the new. You can walk everywhere. The beautiful river with quaint bridges, and parks is just steps away. I make a point of returning to this special place each time I visit the Milwaukee area.

Absolutely fantastic stay. My husband and I stay at the Stagecoach Inn every time we are in Cedarburg. The antiques are perfect for the building and the staff is terrific.
Cedarburg is a charming town and staying at the Stagecoach Inn makes any visit perfect.

My husband and I decided to stay here for our recent trip to Cedarburg. We loved our stay at the Stagecoach Inn. We were located in the house just a few buildings over from the main house. The room was very cozy and had a hot tub! We felt like we were staying with family. The staff was super friendly and had great recommendations for the stores and restaurants in town. The location was perfect, we could easily walk down the main street and down to the winery. We will definitely stay here again when we return to Cedarburg.

Awesome! I stayed there randomly for work because every other hotel was booked. I’m so glad chance took me here! It was a gem of a find! First, the room is very clean, quaint and cozy. They have postcards for you and cute soaps with their logo stamped on them. It has a great, old, traditional B&B feeling. It was romantic– sadly, I was solo. It doesn’t have the feel of a hotel, but more like staying at your friend’s house– its so nice and relaxing. I stayed in room #2 and really enjoyed it. Very comfortable bed. The room was a bit warm though, but it is an old building so I suppose the A/​C isn’t the greatest in a historic place. I did mention it to the staff and she immediatly thanked me for letting her knowand adjusted the thermostat. The town itself is cute too, although everything seems to close down around 5pm, so all I did was look at windows.
The owner served breakfast and told great stories about the building, the staircase, the bar, the woodwork and even pulled out some picture books. It was great! The staff is so friendly too. I was just thrilled with my whole experience at the Inn. And the best part– they are Gay friendly! I will definitely go back here for a romantic weekend with my lady. Oh, and I heard the town is awesome at Christmas– and has some record for the number of lights put up? or something like that.
The price is very reasonable too– they have a corporate rate during the week. So I’ll definitely put this place in my list of WI hotels when I travel through. I’ll take a homestyle feeling over cookie cutter chain rooms any day.

Amazing service, quaint and romantic. Within walking distance of everything and can’t say enough about the staff working there. So friendly. Will definitely go back. If you’re looking for big city accommodations, manage your expectations. But the room was clean.

Cedarburg is a charming town, and I’ve stayed at the Inn before. Unfortunately, my last visit will truly be my last stay with them. My room was freezing in March of ’10. I mentioned it the next morning, and in a series of emails. Nothing was ever done to make amends. The last email stated that
there was a space heater in the room, and suggested that I must have been «off my meds» and not alert enough to open an umbrella in the rain!
I’d say that the lack of a proper breakfast is the least of their worries.
No way to treat a lady!

We enjoyed our stay here very much and thought it was a pretty good value. The owners saved this historic building from demolition back in the early 1980’s, and they have a great photo album to document their hard work. Service was friendly, the room was clean and adequate size, and the bed was comfortable. Also, the WIFI signal was good. Cedarburg is a nice small town with lots of restored historic buildings and antique shops; be sure to visit the General Store Museum. The Inn is near the center of the historic district which is all walking distance. My only complaint is the breakfast is continental, though it’s still quite good.