The Landerholm

The Landerholm is a restored early-1900s bed-and-breakfast in Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin, with a quiet, homey vibe and a focus on relaxed comfort.

Photo of The Landerholm by Cathy Landerholm on Google Maps

Historic character: The Landerholm is set in a 1914 home, giving the stay a more personal, residential feel than a standard hotel. Common spaces like the lounge and living room help it feel like a true “stay in a home” experience.

Room comfort: Guest rooms are air-conditioned and include practical touches like a work desk and wardrobe. Soundproofing is noted, which can help light sleepers rest more easily.

Shared spaces that add value: Guests have access to a shared kitchen plus indoor lounge areas for unwinding. Outdoors, there’s a garden, seating areas, picnic spots, and barbecue facilities for low-key evenings on-site.

Breakfast experience: Breakfast is a highlight, with multiple styles offered and an emphasis on fresh items and local specialties. Small extras like fruit and treats delivered to the room can make the stay feel more cared-for.

Location for easy outings: Set in a quiet neighborhood off the main road, it’s positioned for quick drives to local dining and shopping, and it’s also a convenient base for the Alexander House Center for Art & History.

Bathroom setup: Some room options use a shared bathroom and dressing area, which may not suit travelers who prefer full privacy.

House rules: Quiet hours and an overnight closure window may feel restrictive for late-night arrivals or night-owl schedules.

Pet and host-dog factor: Pets may be allowed, and the property has small host dogs—great for dog-lovers, but not ideal for guests with allergies or who prefer pet-free spaces.

Pros	Cons
Restored 1914 home with cozy common areas	Some rooms have a shared bathroom setup
Garden, gazebo-style outdoor seating, picnic and BBQ areas	Quiet hours and overnight closure may limit flexibility
Breakfast and small in-room extras stand out	On-site dogs/pet policy may not suit everyone

The Landerholm in 360°