The Drift Inn, Old charm, Quiet, Fenced backyard, Close to Onalaska & La Crosse

House was great and easy to find and close to downtown. Will definitely recommend this place for a family vacation

Stayed here for 2 nights. The home is very clean and the owner was very respondent. It is a two story older home, so you must be able to climb steep stairs. Check in and check out process was very easy. The appliances worked as they should and it was nice to have a dishwasher. It had a nice deck outside but bring your lawn chairs if you want to sit outside

The place is nice and Ian is an excellent host. We appreciated two parking places off street. Note that the driveway and entrance are on Hayes street. Overall, We enjoyed our stay. We do recommend that guests check all doors and windows to be sure they are locked when you arrive (we found some unlocked, but there were no issues). As a woman staying there solo and not knowing the neighborhood, I was extra careful. I hope Ian puts up curtains or blinds on all windows and doors. (I used safety pins and towels or pillow cases to makeshift my own for the side door and kitchen window while keeping the laundry room door closed during my stay.) The stairs are also very steep, so I recommend less ambulatory guests stay on the main level next to the bathroom. Overall, we had no issues and would stay again. Reasonable for the price.

I thought the home was adequate for a couple of days of overnight stays. Seems to be more of a place for college age people to stay. Furniture and window coverings are out of date. Cleanliness of rooms could be addressed further.