Chain of Lakes Motel
The Chain of Lakes Motel offers easy access to a variety of indoor and outdoor activities. It is within 15 minutes of the Chetek River Campgrounds and Chetek Lanes Bowling and Billiards. Guests are also within walking distance of restaurants such as Subway, Dairy Queen and Norm's Kitchen. The Chetek River is less than two blocks from this hotel. This motel offers 12 rooms that come with wireless Internet access, refrigerators and microwaves.
Chain of Lakes Motel
1002 Dallas St.
Chetek, WI 54728
715-924-3274
chainlakesmotel.com
Super 8 Chetek
The Super 8 Chetek is situated on a hill overlooking the Chetek River. Fishing, golf and tennis facilities are all within 20 minutes of this hotel, as are hiking and horseback riding trails. There are several restaurants just a short drive away, including Pete's Landing and Sportsmen's Supper Club. This hotel features an indoor pool where guests can take a swim after a day of sightseeing, as well as a hot tub for rejuvenating tired muscles.
Super 8 Chetek
U.S. Highway 53
Chetek, WI 54728
715-924-4888
super8.com
Canoe Bay Resort
Canoe Bay Resort is a 280-acre complex that offers three lakes for canoeing, fishing and simply relaxing on the beach. There are also garden areas where guests can take a leisurely stroll or just enjoy the Wisconsin weather. Sioux Creek Golf Course, which is 20 minutes from the resort, is a nine-hole course that runs along a river. Canoe Bay offers a variety of villas, rooms and cottages nestled in the woods. The inn also features a lakeside dining room that serves upscale cuisine and wines in a romantic setting.
Canoe Bay Resort
P.O. Box 28
Chetek, WI 54728
715-924-4594
canoebay.com
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