We visited Holiday Acres for the first time on our 15th anniversary in December of 1977. We fell in love immediately! The grounds are lovely and our cabin was just what we wanted. We have been back every year since them, during each of the four seasons. We love the indoor pool also! If you're looking for a nostalgic, north... More

I think this place looks better in photos. When I arrived, I was a little bummed. While the lobby area and restaurant section of the lobby look neat, the area where the rooms are look kind of old and dull -- the carpet, the walls, for instance. My room looked like that too, and because of that, I didn't feel... More

Decided to stop @ the Holiday Acres, outside of Rhinelander, on way back from a trip to upper Michigan. We are always looking for a place for a future getaway, and thought this "resort" might be a possibility. But I wouldn't exactly call this place a resort, but rather a summer camp for families. It is comprised of cottages and... More

We have been coming here for 10 years. The people are so friendly and really make you feel like part of the family. The cowboy breakfast is so much fun. The kids look forward to it every year. The cottages are clean and have everything you need. The only downside is that this place is so popular that you have... More

About 15 members of our family stayed at the Holiday Acres resort in mid-July of 2011. We split the cabins, the majority of us stayed in Cedar Lodge (which was phenomenal) and the remaining 3-4 stayed in cabin 5, which was also exceptional. The cedar lodge was a very interesting layout, most of the bedrooms were on the 2nd level,... More

Definitely not thrilled with this hotel or with their service. They weren't very friendly when I booked our room and were rude when I called a few days prior to our check-in. They also hung up on my sister (afer being extremely rude to her) when she called to ask about adding another night on to her stay. I had... More

Every year is better and better. There is always something to do. If the day is good, swim, water ski, fish, hike. If the weather doesn't cooperate, swim in the in-door pool and play pool in the coffee shop. The more senior of the group stay in a lodge room with air conditioning and the restrauant just steps away. For... More

We recently returned from a week at Holiday Acres for a family reunion. There are definitely pros and cons, and I'm hard pressed to see how other reviewers rate this 5 stars. Pros: pretty lake, small clean beach, rental equipment available, good spacing between the cabins, tennis and volleyball courts and indoor pool. Cabins definitely have a northwoods feel and... More

My family had a family reunion at Holiday Acres in August 2010. The place has great northern feel. Takes you back in time. The only problem I had was with the restaurant. They had a wedding on the night we ate there and were very busy. My family was just getting into the resort and decided to eat one night... More