Ole Bistro Inn — Hotel in Lake Geneva

Had a terrible experience at this restaurant. Made reservations to sit on balcony, got there 10 minutes early. Hostess tells us people at "our" table is just finishing up, do we want to wait on porch, she'll come and get us. Sure, so we wait, and wait, and finally after 20 minutes we see the Hostess come down (not to talk to us, however) and we ask, so is our table ready? Oh, I have to check. I'll be right back down. Finally, ten minutes later she sends waiter (doesn't bother to talk to us herself) to say that they "had" to give away our table because another party was given wrong directions by staff and arrived late. We can either sit in the main room, or wait a half-hour for balcony. Since we'd already been waiting for a half-hour, we reluctantly agreed to sit inside. Going back upstairs, we see the hostess and let her know we are very disappointed that they gave away our table, that we seem to have been penalized by getting there on time and we really wanted to sit on the balcony. She tells us there's nothing she can do, but she'll talk to the owner. Never saw or heard from her again. Story could have ended there, except we had a terrible waiter - no attention, just going through the motions. AND he asked if we wanted dessert WHILE my husband was still eating his dinner!!!! When we said no to dessert he said, okay, I'll get your check. Without bothering to ask if we wanted coffee or an after dinner drink. Then, he overcharged us for the drinks we did order. The food was OK, not great. The only bright spot of the evening (besides being with my husband!) was the busman, who was very quick and efficient. Will never go back and will in fact let friends know that if they want good food and good service, this is not the...

My girl friend and I recently spent 2 days and 2 nights at the Bistro 110 Inn. Multiple polite and friendly communications with Ken the owner assured us a smooth transition.

Upon arrival, the outside appearance was spectacular. It is within 1 structural unit from the main strip. It is 2 blocks to the local public beach. With all of these amenities, there is no noise issues. It is very quite and quaint.

Bistro 110 used to be the #1 breakfast nook to eat in all of Lake Geneva. It's style and grace was quite impressive. The Inn is essentially still an operable breakfast establishment that caters to coffee lovers and to individual egg wraps.

When entering we were very impressed at the keyless entry, the personal parking space, and private entranceway. Their was 2 rooms, we had The (....), the other was The Martini Room. We were speechless that the presentation and themed suite was so finely detailed. All the furnishings, the settings, the environment was carefully chosen and created with great care. The cleanliness and contents appeared brand new. The suite was immaculate and pristine.

The suite has all the amenities for preparing a professional meal stocked with cooking utensils and appliances. The living room had a 70" TV, and hand selected furniture that provided space and comfort. The king size bed with fireplace was delightful with another smaller accompanying unit. The bathroom was plentiful in size and superbly decorated down to every detail.

It was a true dream for us to spend a romantic get away so close to the livelihood of all the amenities that Lake Geneva has to offer. We could not have found a better place to have...

Stayed in the bristo suite. Great location with shops and restaurants within a very short walking distance. There is a breakfast spot downstairs with amazing wraps. From the room balcony you can see the lake and we watched the parade as well. The balcony is enclosed in thick plastic. The suite has everything you need. The living and bedroom have a very nice bourbon street feel. Plenty of space in the suite and the bedroom fireplace is very cozy. Ken is an excellent host and quickly replyed to my questions. Ken went out of his way to make sure we had great stay. The Ole Bristo in is a fantastic place to stay and Ken is...