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no attendants, no room TV's, one thermostat control for all 5 rooms, almost same charge as a full service motel with none of the services except for a bed and a bath. allen jones

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Merry Yacht Inn

Kenosha , Wisconsin

Merry Yacht Inn is a hotel located in Kenosha.

Nearby restaurants include Yee's Oriental Inn, Union Park Tavern, Capt. Mike's Beer & Burger Bar, and Captain Mike’s.

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Rated 3 out of 10 with 3 reviews

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Reviewer: Not provided on Sat 03 Dec 2022 rated 1 out of 10.

Loud traffic..poor staff service..and I know the sheets couldn't have been changed . disgusting..

Positives: None that I can think of

Negatives: Every single inch of this establishment needs improvement..

Reviewer: Not provided on Tue 20 Aug 2013 rated 2 out of 10.

This place is for a bed and a bath only, not regular motel rooms, no room TV's, no attendant, no extra towels, one thermostat controlled all 5 guest rooms and is located in one of the rooms, no ice machine, we also had a motorcycle in the entry room with two couches and one table and an older TV. Almost the same price as the big motel at the other end of the block with a pool, room service, fridge and micro in room, extra pillows, ECT.

Positives: Close to bar and restaurant

Negatives: no AC control, no service attendant, no room TV, Very Poor value for the money

Reviewer: Not provided on Fri 22 May 2009 rated 7 out of 10.

Rooms were clean and confortable.

Positives: Close to boat launch.

Negatives: We had a motor cycle staged in the living room during our stay. Need to upgrade T.V. 80"s television.

Nearby dining

Union Park Tavern

Approx 1 mile away in Kenosha :

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Below you will find the current rates for Rainmaker IV Sport Fishing Charters. Please feel free to contact us anytime if you have any questions of if we can do anything to make your trip more enjoyable.

Monday through Thursday Small Group special 5 Hour Charter Fishing Trip*** 1-4 People – $500 6 Hour Charter Fishing Trip 1-4 People – $600 8 Hour Charter Fishing Trip 1-4 People – $800  5-6 People Rates 5 Hour Charter Fishing Trip – $550*** 6 Hour Charter Fishing Trip – $650 8 Hour Charter Fishing Trip – $850 *** After June 1, Minimum Charter of 6 hours

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Built in 1896 originally as a fire station, The Merry Yacht Inn offers a cozy and relaxing environment. Walking distance from the harbor, these overnight accommodations are ideal for fishing groups coming from out of town, or for those wishing to enjoy some additional days of fishing. The Inn offers a variety of sleeping arrangements. 

Following your charter, take in the harbor view as you enjoy your fresh catch prepared to your liking at The Boathouse Pub & Eatery . 

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To most Chicagoans Kenosha’s identity seems inextricably linked to its two outsize discount outlet malls, which actually aren’t in Kenosha at all. The unincorporated areas near the malls have become a commuter-bedroom area, dismissed by one downtown merchant as “yuppie West Osha,” yet the city itself has a rich ethnic and architectural diversity.

Kenosha, population 80,000, is about an hour’s drive north on I-94 (also accessible via Metra’s main line between Chicago and Milwaukee). It’s an odd cross of a small town and a big city, the kind of place worth getting lost in. Its downtown responded to the building of the malls with an ill-advised pedestrian mall, which was recently ripped up in favor of a spruced-up thoroughfare. Factories along the beautiful lakefront, abandoned by several major industries, including Chrysler and Simmons Mattress, have also been demolished to make way for more marina space and shops, and there are rumors of gambling establishments on the way.

Miles before you cross from Illinois into Wisconsin the billboards begin their incantations: Nike, Oshkosh, Liz Claiborne. Just over the border the Wisconsin state hospitality center materializes at the same time as the Lakeside Marketplace Outlet Center (I-94 at exit 347; 414-857-2101), a pair of overgrown strip malls with more than 60 stores specializing in clothes and shoes: Anne Klein, Benetton, Calvin Klein, Generra, J. Crew, Nike, Bass, Capezio, Joan and David. The discounts range from 20 to 75 percent, and most merchandise is end-of-season or overstock, not factory seconds.

Farther up the highway more of what one mall manager described as “Wisconsin’s number-one attraction for out-of-state visitors” shimmers into view: the Factory Outlet Centre (I-94 at Highway 50, exit 344; 414-857-7961). Adjacent to the mall is Action Territory (414-857-7000), a “family fun park” with miniature golf, go-cart racing, and the like–a good place to dump the kids and spouse.

The Factory Outlet Centre is your basic mall-under-one-roof, with more than 100 stores jockeying for attention. Highlights include Sony, Eddie Bauer, Jockey, American Tourister, Corning/Revere, and Fuller Brush. Wisconsin’s sales tax is 5.5 percent, and some stores have Wednesday senior discounts.

A couple miles west is the Thompson Strawberry Farm (14000 75th, aka Highway 50, Bristol; 414-857-2353), a pick-your-own farm that’s open daily in mid-June and July. A little further west the farms and hillsides of Bristol Township make a charming country drive.

If you continue east from the mall on Highway 50 you’ll run into Rogan’s Shoes (11875 74th Pl.; 414-857-9086), a large store with discounts on popular brands such as Nike, Reebok, Rockport, and Doc Martens.

Follow the gently rolling hills east a few more miles, and the homes become more interesting, reflecting the influence of generations of German, Polish, and Italian immigrants who came over in the 19th century to work in Kenosha’s heavy industries–some of these workers were given contracts to bring their home villages over. The neighborhoods grow more pleasing as you near the lake and Third Avenue, the heart of the historic district. Kenosha’s location on Lake Michigan has guaranteed it industry, fishing, and boating back to the 1840s, when it was first settled. Conestoga wagon wheels were made here, then trucks, and then cars; the cars were made by Nash Motors, which became AMC, which was absorbed by Chrysler.

The Manor House Bed and Breakfast (6536 Third Ave.; 414-658-0014), the plush bed and breakfast I stayed at, is a stately Georgian mansion with steel supports and 16-inch concrete walls, built in the 1920s for the vice president of Nash Motors to withstand weather and time. As the car plants began to close, the building, like much of Kenosha’s downtown, was neglected and slated for demolition. Its present owner bought it in the late 1970s and restored it to its original state, gaining historical-landmark status. Stuffed with period antiques, its 22 rooms include meeting areas as well as four lavish guest rooms, one of which contains one of the manor’s few original antiques, a nurse’s bed from the Crimean-War era. The foyers of each room have floor-to-ceiling closets and drawers, and the bathrooms are sumptuous. Prices range from $100 to $140 a night. Best of all is the lazy lick of waves across Third Avenue as you fall asleep.

Another interesting bed and breakfast is the Merry Yacht Inn (4815 Seventh Ave.; 414-654-9614), a converted firehouse guarded by a plastic dalmatian at its front window. Open only during the summer, it’s only a few blocks from the marina and downtown Kenosha.

Along Third Avenue is Harmony Hall (6315 Third Ave.; 414-655-8440), another English manor house, restored and maintained as the international headquarters of the 34,000 member Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing. Tours are available by appointment.

Across the street from the Manor House on the lakefront is the Kemper Center (6501 Third Ave.; 414-657-6005), once home to a 19th-century school for girls, a particularly spooky combination of Gothic Revival and Italianate architecture that’s used as a community center. On its 16-acre grounds are an arboretum with more than 100 species and an herb garden designed for the visually and physically handicapped. It also has a fishing pier.

Worth the drive from the malls all by itself is Frank’s Diner (508 58th; 414-657-1017), an honest-to-goodness diner built around an old railroad dining car shipped from New Jersey in 1926. Coproprietor John Gilmore, an outgoing host and master of the skeptical glance, greets a crowd of young and old regulars, many of whom go behind the counter for coffee refills. Specialties include the “garbage plate”–“hash browns, chopped ham, green peppers, onions, hot peppers, and eggs, hashed” for $5.25–and a spicy, tomatoey homegrown chili with just the right measure of red pepper. Sourdough toast and great soups are among the other treats. Breakfast or lunch for two comes to about $11.

In the just-refurbished downtown what was once a two-story Kresge’s dime store is probably the strangest formal-wear and clothing store ever, the loony Mike Bjorn’s Fine Clothing and Museum (5614 Sixth Ave.; 414-652-0648). Bjorn buys mannequins from stores going out of business and has more than 100 tuxedos on display–surrounded by dozens of gold spray-painted penguins, carousel horses, Titanic memorabilia, a stuffed gorilla wearing a bridal veil, a full-size hobby horse, a stuffed turkey on a chair regarding itself in a mirror. When I visited, the storefront was dominated by a 15-foot Titanic; a “Jurassic” theme is promised for summer. Corny signs–“We’re sorry you don’t know his or her size, but it is your problem”–cover every available space.

Several antiques shops are also downtown, including A Miracle on 58th Street (706 58th St.; 414-652-3132), whose 101 booths resemble a good three-story flea market. The antiques and collectibles include a wide range of furniture, decorative accessories, and glassware. One corner is given over to a booth that’s like a prop museum, with cheap prices on coffee, milk, and candy packaging dating back to the teens. Prices are very reasonable; the stiffest are on the higher-end furniture.

Kenosha was once home to 13 breweries, but the only local beer now is at the bustling Brewmasters’ Pub (4017 80th St.; 414-694-9050), a former dairy barn. Its walls are festooned with memorabilia from various defunct beers, including Good Ol’ Potosi Beer and 1-2 Beer (as in “I’ll have 1-2”). The food’s passable, but the beer’s great, including Kenosha Gold, reminiscent of Anchor Steam, and Royal Dark, like a light porter with a hint of cherry and a suprisingly unbitter aftertaste. It’s served in pints or liters, with the liters going for around $3.50. The appetizers include classics such as deep-fried beer-battered cheese curds and beer-battered smelt, with entrees running to all-you-can-eat prime rib. Dinner for two, including beer, can run $35.

The pub’s 1993 Southport Beer Festival–with contributions from about 13 regional microbreweries, including the Boston Beer Company and Milwaukee’s Water Street Brewery–takes place on June 19, with “unlimited sampling.” Beer-drinking music and brewmasters’ games are promised along with “charcoal-roasted-pig dinners” and the chance to meet each brewery’s brewmaster. Tickets are $16 at the door, $14 in advance.

Most restaurants in town are basic Italian or steak-and-potato joints. The unpretentious Ruffolo’s has great deep-dish pizza and ravioli the size of potpies (the half portions of most dishes easily serve two). The restaurant’s tiny original location is at 4621 38th Ave. (414-656-0685), and the larger, brighter new location is at 3931 45th St. (414-656-0441). Dinner for two very hungry people comes to about $15.

The city is also dotted with drive-through liquor stores and drive-in burger joints with carhops. Among the best is The Spot Drive-In, at 2116 75th St. (414-654-9294) and 2918 Washington Road (414-654-7768) with great burgers and fries for about $3.50 per person.

• Rates & Packages

Daily Rates

2024 weekday rates (monday-friday), 5 hour trip (pm only), most popular, 6 hour trip, 8 hour trip, 2024 weekend rates (saturday & sunday).

• No fuel surcharges
• 5.5% Wisconsin sales tax is included in all prices
• 2-Day Wisconsin fishing license available on board / $14
• Prices are for the boat, not per person
• Fish cleaning and bagging included
• We accept cash, checks and all major cards (we prefer to run only 1 card per group)
• CC # hold, $200 deposit check or advance payment (online booking) required to reserve
• Deposit/payment is fully refundable with a 14 day notice of cancellation
• Stellar Charters shirts, hats, and coozies available for purchase onboard
• Departure times- Morning Bite (usually 5 AM) and PM (usually noon)

Our Plan A package consists of a 5-hour PM trip (usually a noon start) and a 6-hour Morning Bite ( 5 AM start). Package includes 1 night lodging (2 rooms) at the Merry Yacht Inn. Arrange your own lodging? No problem, prices are $206/$248/$290/$385

STELLAR Package

The STELLAR Package consists of a 5-hour PM trip (usually a noon start) and a 6-hour Morning Bite (5 AM start). The package can include 1-night lodging (2 rooms) at the Merry Yacht Inn , or self lodging. Refer to our lodging page for our recommended local hotels.

*Prices are per person.

• Lodging? No Yes
• 6 People $240 $280
• 5 People $285 $335
• 4 People $340 $395
• 3 People $450 $490 1 room(3 beds)
• 2 People $660 $715 1 room(2 beds)

X-STREAM Package

The X-STREAM Package consists of two 6-hour Morning Bite charters (5 AM start) and can include 2 nights lodging (two rooms) at the Merry Yacht Inn , or self lodging. Refer to our lodging page for more local hotel options.

• 6 People $255 $335
• 5 People $300 $390
• 4 People $360 $470
• 3 People $475 $560 1 room(3 beds)
• 2 People $700 $810 1 room(2 beds)

The X-Stream package consists of two 6-hour Morning Bite charters (5 AM start) and includes 2 nights lodging (two rooms), at the Merry Yacht Inn . Arrange your own lodging? No problem, prices are $220/$264/$310/$410.

• 5.5% Wisconsin Sales tax is included in all prices
• Fish cleaned and bagged at no charge
• Included lodging is at the “Merry Yacht Inn”
• 2-Day Wisconsin fishing license available on board / $14
• I will gladly customize any package to meet your needs
• $300 deposit required to book any package (check or CC# on hold)
• Deposit is fully refundable with a 14 day notice of cancellation
• Stellar Charters shirts, hats and coozies avail for purchase onboard
• Set up your own custom multi-day package? No problem see daily rates section for per trip pricing.

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The Man-cation

Gather your best buddies and plan a weekend of fun, relaxation, adventure, and plenty of food and drink to go around. From the obvious options like fishing, brats, and beer to museum tours, fine dining and wine tasting, there is an unexpected experience waiting for your fraternity of friends in the Kenosha Area. 

Lakeside Lads Fresh air and sunshine make for a great weekend with the guys. There is no better bonding experience than an outing on Lake Michigan with the Kenosha Charter Boat Association . The boat and all the needed equipment will be provided, all you have to do is reel in the fresh catch together and make memories. Enjoy lunch at the  Boathouse Pub & Eatery  on the patio overlooking  Simmons Island Marina . Gather together in the evening to tell stories and enjoy a few beers at the Lakeside Deck or the Kenosha Yacht Club . Day two has to start with homemade corned beef hash or a Harbor Benny at The Coffee Pot . Enjoy a round of golf at Petrifying Springs or Brighton Dale Links , and work up an appetite as you cruise around the Downtown area with Lakeshore Pedal Tours . Perhaps you’ll spend a few hours on the water with rented kayaks from the Kenosha Community Sailing Center, before having a delicious dinner at The 1844 Table & Mash with the seasonal rooftop bar, Crow’s Nest Rooftop Bar . Consider booking rooms at the Merry Yacht Inn – a converted firehouse that is now a hotel with a nautical, outdoorsman themed common room that boasts a pool table, flat screen tv, and dining area, or the upper flat at The Coffee Pot Inn for a retro vibe where the whole group can stay together.  City Slickers Men about town will love urban outings in Downtown Kenosha. Kick off your weekend on Friday night with a famous pizza at Villa D'Carlo , followed by cocktails and comedy at the Kenosha Comedy Club . Located inside the Wyndham Garden , the location makes this a great choice for your weekend lodging and the views of the sunrise can’t be beat. Saturday will be devoted to fun all around. Begin with coffee and breakfast sandwiches at The Buzz Cafe  before checking out downtown shops , markets , and museums . In the afternoon, take in a Kenosha Kingfish Baseball game at Simmons Field. After the game, take on a self-guided tour of Kenosha's breweries  Rustic Road Brewing Co. ,  PUBLIC Craft Brewing Co. , and  Kenosha Brewing Co.  - you'll find great options for snacks, dinner, and beer sampling as you go. Sunday Brunch at Sazzy B   and a stop at Tenuta's Delicatessen are a must before heading home.  History Buffs Touring Kenosha offers plenty to see and do, especially when it comes to exploring the past. A Saturday morning visit to the Kenosha History Center offers a glimpse into Kenosha’s rich manufacturing and shipping history, including the strong ties to the automotive industry. Adjacent to the historical society is the Southport Light Station Museum which houses Lake Michigan maritime exhibits, and is the site of the 1866 Southport Lighthouse. Climb the lighthouse for incredible views of the water, Kenosha, and even the Chicago skyline (on a clear day). Break for lunch at Franks' Diner , the oldest continuously operating lunch car diner in the U.S. Then, take a ride on an authentic Electric Streetcar as you cruise the lakefront to enjoy the Kenosha Public Museum and Dinosaur Discovery Museum in the afternoon. Dinner at Hobnob Restaurant & Cocktail Lounge will transport your group back to the days when Supper Clubs and weekend getaways were a common occurrence. Enjoy Old Fashioned Cocktails, perfectly grilled steaks and baked potatoes as you take in the view of the lake from the main dining room. Retire to your rooms at The Stella Hotel & Ballroom , formerly the Heritage House and Elks Club. It recently went through a massive remodeling. Wake up for breakfast at the hotel Café before a morning walk through historic districts – there are four of them. You might grab a treat from one of the nostalgic shops like Scoops Ice Cream & Candy or some popcorn to bring home from Sandy's Popper . The stroll will be just what you need before hitting the road. 

For more trip ideas or assistance planning your getaway, contact the team at Visit Kenosha.

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No, Merry Yacht Inn doesn’t offer pool areas.

No, Merry Yacht Inn doesn’t allow pets.

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Merry Yacht Inn Nearby attractions include Six Flags Great America & Hurricane Harbor , General Mitchell International Airport , Harley-Davidson Museum , The Mountain Top at Grand Geneva Resort , Milwaukee Intermodal Station , The Domes , Kenosha Regional Airport , Pleasant Prairie Premium Outlets .

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