Baker House Hotel

The themed rooms and team taking care of the property are fantastic. Fireplaces in each room made for a memorable stay. Very cozy, with comfortable beds and lounge for breakfast. The warm croissants in the morning watching the lake were memorable.

The Best meal, the best staff and management, great culinary cooks who care about what they are serving, super awesome eclectic ambiance. You have to at very least enjoy a drink at happy hour and see for yourself. The steak is Amazing and the staff is out of this world full of smiles and kindness. It like going to dinner at a family member who has a fancy home. A plus.

Service pre and during was over the top. The room was a victorian design lover's delight with sconces, mirrors, gilded drapes and flowing bed canopy with turret sitting room. They opened the restaurant for us! We had to of course plan in advance to have them open up. The full menu was available as well as bar. We had the entire place to ourselves. Accommodations, service, ambiance were all superb and full met expectations. True. It is pricey. However it was a unique experience for us

Selected the hotel based on location and historical information, for an over night stay and dinner for my birthday....it exceeded expectations, property and staff were like something from the guiled age.just step back in time and imagine being pampered. Would suggest for anyone looking for something different and enjoyable.

I had made reservations for a Birthday on Sunday 6/25 and we were looking forward to the Sunday Brunch Menu, which I have had before and the food was delicious and it was listed on the Website. However, this was THE worst visit EVER! We were not even offered the Brunch Menu and all that was offered was a Buffet, which was equivalent to a poor continental breakfast at a 2 Star Hotel. The Eggs weren't eggs and obviously Egg Beaters, there was oa**eal that looked nasty with no bowls even, the tortellini pasta looked leftover from who knows when. The sausages were brown and serve, there was some gray sausage gravy with some hard stale biscuits, and bagels without any cream cheese. No beverages other than coffee were available either. For the price of $48??? Not to mention a Childs plate was $35. This was absolutely outrageous and was not worth $10. In addition, there was no acknowledgment to having a Birthday guest in our party. You just lost 8 customer's and 5 of them had never been there before. You need to rethink that whole buffet thing because I'm sure others were not impressed at all.

Stayed here 2 nights in July as a couple. Had eaten here before but had never stayed before then. It is a truly wonderful place to stay and I highly recommend it. Some details... --Each room has its own character - nothing cookie cutter about them. We stayed in the Bordeaux. The decor is opulent but also eccentric, and you can keep finding new little things of interest every moment you are in it. --Bed was comfortable --Bathroom is a little smallish but wonderfully decorated and everything worked fine --Common areas are just as interesting as the rooms, decorated in lots of period things. There is a nice little sitting area reserved only for room guests (there are only a few rooms in the place), with views of the lake. --There is a restaurant and bar on the premises that are quite good too, but see those reviews separately for more detail. --The building is old, so things are creeky and not everything is perfectly fitted anymore and the floors and doors creak and groan. Just be aware of that. --It is also a pretty expensive place - another thing to know going in. But it is expensive for good reasons. --Customer service was good, though they (like seemingly every other business) were clearly short-staffed so there were sometimes some waits to find someone. If you want simple and inexpensive, this is not the place. But if you want a unique, stand-out experience and are willing to shell out for it, then this is THE place to stay in Lake Geneva or anywhere in the vicinity, hands-down.