Living room with TV, Queen sofa sleeper, dining area with seating for 4
Open concept of dinging area and kitchen
Living room with queen sofa sleeper and TV
Dining room with seating for 4
Galley kitchen with electric stove top, microwave, mini fridge.
Galley kitchen with electric stove top, microwave, mini fridge
Electric 2 burner stove top (no oven)
Queen Bed with shared bathroom
Queen Bed
Queen Bed
Queen bed
Full Shared bathroom with tub/shower combo
Full Bathroom with Tub/shower combo
Entrance
The Hayloft
The Hayloft
The Hayloft
The Hayloft
Entrance of the building
Entrance of The Hayloft
Pool open Memorial Day to Labor Day
Pool-Open Memorial Day-Labor Day
Pool-Open Memorial Day-Labor Day
Stay Awhile- Historic Hayloft Lodge
- 1 Bed |
- 1 Bath |
- 4 Guests
Stay Awhile- Historic Hayloft Lodge
This ideally situated first-floor unit has been face lifted with today's traveler in mind. It features one bedroom (queen), an en-suite full bathroom, and an additional full-sized sleeper sofa- a perfect sleeping option for younger travelers. In total, the condo can comfortably accommodate four vacationers. While there is not an oven or dishwasher, guests will find a kitchenette-type set-up including an electric stove top, mini-fridge, toaster, and coffee maker. Strong internet and a TV with streaming capability also make this cozy unit perfect for extended stays or remote workers! Don't miss your chance to see why the feedback on the Hayloft has been so strong and guests return year-after-year.
STAY IN A PIECE OF LAKE GENEVA HISTORY:
Dating back to the early 1900's, the historical significance of the Hayloft serves as a complement to Lake Geneva's already interesting past. Originally the Loramoor Estate, the once owner, James R. Moore used the main house as his personal getaway from Chicago. An avid horseman, he converted one of the outbuildings to stables with apartments on the upper level to house his horse caretakers and built other structures on the property including servants quarters, greenhouses, and an ice house. At one point, there were 140 men employed at the property! Sadly, the main house met its end in the 1980s, and many of the buildings have been converted to personal homes. The stables have since been restored to be the beautiful Hayloft Lodge we know today. Although some aspects have changed, much of the historical charm lives on!
*Please note this unit has well water. Reverse osmosis system next to kitchen tap for drinking and cooking
*Outdoor Pool is open Memorial Day-Labor Day
*Property has a Minut sound decibel and smoke detector.
Amenities
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Seasonal Rates (Nightly)
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This ideally situated first-floor unit has been face lifted with today's traveler in mind. It features one bedroom (queen), an en-suite full bathroom, and an additional full-sized sleeper sofa- a perfect sleeping option for younger travelers. In total, the condo can comfortably accommodate four vacationers. While there is not an oven or dishwasher, guests will find a kitchenette-type set-up including an electric stove top, mini-fridge, toaster, and coffee maker. Strong internet and a TV with streaming capability also make this cozy unit perfect for extended stays or remote workers! Don't miss your chance to see why the feedback on the Hayloft has been so strong and guests return year-after-year.
STAY IN A PIECE OF LAKE GENEVA HISTORY:
Dating back to the early 1900's, the historical significance of the Hayloft serves as a complement to Lake Geneva's already interesting past. Originally the Loramoor Estate, the once owner, James R. Moore used the main house as his personal getaway from Chicago. An avid horseman, he converted one of the outbuildings to stables with apartments on the upper level to house his horse caretakers and built other structures on the property including servants quarters, greenhouses, and an ice house. At one point, there were 140 men employed at the property! Sadly, the main house met its end in the 1980s, and many of the buildings have been converted to personal homes. The stables have since been restored to be the beautiful Hayloft Lodge we know today. Although some aspects have changed, much of the historical charm lives on!
*Please note this unit has well water. Reverse osmosis system next to kitchen tap for drinking and cooking
*Outdoor Pool is open Memorial Day-Labor Day
*Property has a Minut sound decibel and smoke detector.
- Checkin Available
- Checkout Available
- Not Available
- Available
- Checkin Available
- Checkout Available
- Not Available
Seasonal Rates (Nightly)
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