Hotel

The Inn at Woodlake sits on the shore of picturesque Wood Lake in Kohler Village, Wisconsin.

Guests at the Inn at Woodlake can take advantage of the villages array of shops, bars, galleries and restaurants.

They can also venture out on four stunning Pete Dye-designed golf courses, including 2010 PGA Championship venue (won by Martin Kaymer) Whistling Straits and the 2012 US Women’s Open venue Blackwolf Run.

The Inn at Woodlake boasts 121 boutique style guest rooms in five different style and boasting Baker furniture, 42inch plasma TVs and elegant Kohler fixtures.

The Inn’s Cucina restaurant serves up superb Italian dishes, while there are many other dining options in the Kohler village.

For those looking to unwind, the Kohler Waters Spa is a haven of relaxation and refreshment.

Ascot Golf Packages at the Inn at Woodlake include daily breakfast, resort fees and taxes.

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The Inn on Woodlake

Prarie Guest Room

Prarie Double Room

Cucina Restaurant

Indoor Swimming Pool at Core Sports

Shopping at Woodlake

Whistling Straits Clubhouse

Whistling Straits Hole 7

Black Wolf Run - River Course

Whistling Straits Irish Course - 10th Tee

Black Wolf Run Meadow Valley No 8

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The Inn on Woodlake

Guest Rooms

Prairie rooms are spacious and feature two double beds, a wet bar and Kohler fitted bathrooms. Each room has a shower featuring WaterTile bodysprays and a WaterTile showerhead.

Lakeside rooms: with scenic views of Wood Lake.

Tower rooms: are located in the main tower of Inn on Woodlake and offer lake views. These tasteful rooms feature a king bed, wet bar, sitting area and a shower featuring WaterTile bodysprays, a WaterTile showerhead and a WaterTile Rain showering panel.

Tower Deck Rooms located in the main tower of Inn on Woodlake, feature a king bed, sitting area and a shower featuring WaterTile bodysprays, a WaterTile showerhead and a WaterTile Rain showering panel. Also includes an outside deck and sitting area available in-season.

Woodlake Suite offers guests a peaceful view of Wood Lake and many amenities including a king bed, dining area, oversized wet bar, sitting area and closet, refrigerator and microwave. Luxurious bathroom includes a shower featuring WaterTile bodysprays, a WaterTile showerhead, a WaterTile Rain showering panel and a deep two-person bath.

Bar/Dining

Cucina: Italian Restaurant offering expansive views of Wood Lake and a menu featuring chef-designed wood fire grill entrees. Vibrant décor combines with Sheboygan County’s only Raw Bar and an excellent wine list.

Other Dining Options

American Club

The Immigrant Restaurant: Offering contemporary cuisine and a romantic atmosphere, the restaurant is arranged in a series of six rooms decorated in the European style of early Wisconsin settlers: French, Dutch, German, Normandy, Danish and English.

The restaurant is a AAA Four Diamond Award winner, as well as a DiRoNa award winner and Wine Spectator "Best of Award of Excellence" winner. Jackets are required for gentlemen, and reservations are strongly suggested.

The Winery Bar: The Winery Bar is an upscale, comfortable lounge adjacent to The Immigrant Restaurant. Select from nearly 400 vintages and pair your choice with a generous and varied selection of award-winning cheeses exclusive to Wisconsin. Select entrées are available from The Immigrant Restaurant menu.

The Horse and Plow: Enjoy casual pub fare and an amazing selection of American micro-brews and premium European beers. Handsomely decorated in rich wood, brass and stained glass, this casual historic tavern was once the tap room for Kohler Co. workers who lived at The American Club. Abundant booths convey a cosy atmosphere, while the tabletops, made from the original American Club bowling alley, perpetuate the historic tradition of Kohler Co.

The Wisconsin Room: The nostalgic Wisconsin Room features regional Midwestern fare, including menu items such as Grilled Angus Fillet of Beef and Lake Superior Walleye. The original dining hall of immigrant workers for Kohler Co., The Wisconsin Room features antique chandeliers, leaded glass windows, elegant floral print draperies, and fine furniture pieces by Baker.

Library Bar: Enjoy a glass of wine or a specialty martini from the extensive bar offerings. Features a pianist on Friday and Saturday evenings, from 6-9:30pm. Open 5-10pm.

The Greenhouse: This charming antique solarium from Chorley, Lancashire in the north of England, was meticulously dismantled there then reassembled piece by piece to stand in its current home – The American Club Fountain Courtyard.

It now serves as a delightful garden café for afternoon and evening refreshments. Victorian marble-topped ice cream tables provide an inviting setting for The Greenhouse’s tempting selection of desserts, homemade ice cream, European pastries, coffees and specialty drinks.

Kohler Village

Take 5: Located inside Sports Core, Take 5 offers a variety of lunch, dinner and snack options. Specialities include Weeden Creek Farms coffee, smoothies, paninis and fresh salads.

Blackwolf Run Restaurant: Overlooking the Sheboygan River, with panoramic views of the Pete Dye-designed championship golf courses, Blackwolf Run Restaurant offers rustic charm and an innovative menu of hearty traditional fare. Specialties include Corn Sausage Chowder, Alaskan King Salmon, Spicy Honey-glazed smoked double-thick Pork Chops and a variety of flavorful angus steaks.

Dine in front of a huge fieldstone fireplace or, weather permitting, enjoy outdoor dining on the terrace, overlooking the 18th greens of the River and Meadow Valleys courses.

Whistling Straits Restaurant: Enjoy outstanding cuisine and a scenic view of Lake Michigan from the Whistling Straits Restaurant, located in the Clubhouse. Offering cuisine with British Isles flair.

River Wildlife’s Lodge Restaurant: Set in a rustic log cabin bordering a lush hardwood forest, River Wildlife's Lodge Restaurant offers six cosy and inviting dining areas include three intimate lofts that feature an eclectic mix of primitive wood furnishings, earthenware place settings and fresh wildflowers. The imaginative, seasonal menu features hearty regional cuisine with an occasional ethnic twist.

Craverie Chocolatiere Café: The Craverie is the home of KOHLER Original Recipe Chocolates, the definitive chocolate experience. It also offers an assortment of exotic pastries, sandwiches, churned gelatos and other exquisite desserts. Craverie Lean presents kettle soups, salads, savories, sorbet and desserts. Also available is a delightful selection of beverages, including signature coffees, hot chocolates and some of the best wine and beer. Reminiscent of a French café, the Craverie offers banquette seating as well as comfy, oversized leather chairs, a warm fireplace, chandeliers, mirrors galore and a splendid view of Wood Lake.

Woodlake Market: Sumptuous selection of pizzas, sandwiches and salads.

Leisure Facilities

Sports Core Health & Racquet Club focuses on balance, harmony and wellness. A professionally trained and certified staff is committed to assisting you in choosing the right programs and activities to fit your needs, interests and lifestyle.

Nestled on the shores of Wood Lake in Kohler, this private club has served its members, as well as guests of The American Club and Inn on Woodlake, for over 30 years.

Sports Core offers two pools, the family/fitness pool for open swimming and aqua classes, and the competitive pool for ages 14 and over. In summer, members and guests can take advantage of fresh lake swimming complete with a beach area and a floating raft for sunbathing.

Tennis Sports Core features six hard-surfaced indoor and six outdoor tennis courts. Under the direction of Peter Burwash International (PBI), the world's largest tennis management firm, Sports Core's professionals provide private, semi-private and group tennis lessons on a limited basis for ages 4 through adult. Sports Core is the only PBI destination in the Midwest.

Court time or ball machine usage is available for guests. Private and semi-private tennis instruction is also available for both children and adults.

River Wildlife offers a distinguished private recreational and dining club, a wilderness preserve encompassing more than 800 acres of unspoiled land, seven miles of the meandering Sheboygan River and more than 25 miles of scenic woodland trails.

A country club in the woods, River Wildlife is a relaxed, secluded place to get down to business, or escape from it. A rustic log cabin with a massive fieldstone fireplace, six intimate dining rooms featuring pine floors and antique wood furnishings is headquarters for the club and home to the renowned Lodge Restaurant.

Enjoy the outdoors with recreational activities including hiking, horseback riding, canoe & kayaking, trapshooting and five stand clays, upland bird hunting, fishing, self-guided birder's hike, 3-D archery range and cross country skiing.

Resort guests with lodging reservations at either the American Club or Inn on Woodlake are welcome to experience River Wildlife facilities with the purchase of an entrance pass. Advance reservations are required for most activities and dining.

Yoga on the Lake, the premier yoga studio in Sheboygan County, is located in The Shops at Woodlake and offers more than 20 classes a week.

The overall design and focus for Yoga on the Lake is to create a comfortable soothing space where you can experience a connection of body and mind. The studio’s floor-to-ceiling bay windows overlook Wood Lake, allowing you to draw nature in to enhance this experience.

• Yoga on the Lake offers an exclusive 1,400 square foot energy-efficient, heated floor to keep muscles loose and create a warm atmosphere.

• Yoga on the Lake Boutique offers high-end, unique yoga apparel including lululemon, accessories, props, books, CDs, videos, mats and yoga bags.

• Yoga on the Lake offers a vast assortment of classes taught by highly qualified teachers who hold Yoga Alliance and specialty certifications and have expertise in Baptiste Power Vinyasa Yoga, Therapeutic Yoga, Meditation, Restorative and beyond.

• Regularly scheduled classes are held on a drop-in basis.

Local Area

Nestled at lake’s edge, The Shops at Woodlake is a collection of more than 20 specialty shops and boutiques featuring men's and women's apparel, toys, collectibles, restaurants, home furnishing and design stores and a demonstration kitchen offering Saturday cooking demonstrations throughout the year.

Kohler Village runs a number of festivals throughout the year including a Beer Festival in May 25-27, 2012 and a Food and Wine Experience in October.

Harvest Days in October feature an array of family themed celebrations and activities.

Spa

Kohler Waters Spa

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The Kohler Waters Spa is conveniently located next to The American Club in Kohler, Wisconsin, so you can drop in for a nourishing treatment, or step into a robe and experience all-day immersion.

From treatment rooms to the inviting locker room areas and warm relaxation pool, Kohler Waters Spa provides well-being around every corner. And now you can enjoy a new glass-enclosed rooftop deck with whirlpool, fireplace and lounge.

Experience all new Kohler bathing and water treatments in four signature rooms (Riverbath Room, Acoustic Room, Harmony Room and Stillness Room), surrounded by the latest in Kohler Bathing Products, including the exclusive Kohler Custom Vichy Shower.

Located inside Kohler Waters Spa, the fitness centre includes a 2006 Life Fitness treadmill, elliptical, exercise bikes, stair climber and Dual-Adjusted Selectorized weight system. Open daily 7:30am-9pm.

Guests of The American Club and Inn on Woodlake are required to purchase at least one spa service to use Kohler Waters Spa.

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Whistling Straits - Straits Course

Par: 72 Length: 7362 yards Course designer: Pete Dye Venue: USPGA Championship, 2020 Ryder Cup

Open, rugged and windswept terrain defines the walking-only, links-style Straits Course sculpted along two miles of Lake Michigan shoreline. The Straits Course is modelled on British and Irish links courses and features vast rolling greens, deep pot bunkers, grass-topped dunes and winds that sweep in off the lake. At 7,514 yards, it is the second longest course to host a major. It also has more than 1100 bunkers, only 10% of which are sculpted and raked. The rest appear more like waste areas but are classed as bunkers under the local rules – a fact which famously led to Dustin Johnson missing out on the 2010 PGA Championship playoff after he grounded his club in one on the 18th hole and was penalised two shots. The seventeenth named “Pinched Nerve”, the unofficial signature hole, is the most difficult par-3 on the course. At 223 yards, with towering sand dunes and the lake to the left, golfers have no option but to go straight for the green. The course also features eight holes hugging Lake Michigan, a flock of Scottish Blackface sheep, elevation changes of approximately 80 feet and three stone bridges at holes 9, 10 and 18.

Whistling Straits - Irish Course

Par: 72 Length: 7201 yards Course designer: Pete Dye

Just inland from the great lake and interspersed by four meandering streams, the grassland-and-dunes aspect of the Irish Course is a deceivingly tranquil landscape. It offers breathtaking views of Lake Michigan from holes 2, 8, 11, 12, and 13, along with a collection of short, challenging par 3s and risk-reward par 5s to test skill and nerve. Sand is abundant throughout the course with much of it designated as waste area. Five sets of tees ensure it is playable for all skill levels. Irish course at Whistling Straits was ranked no. 30 on Golf Digest's 2009 Top 100 Rating.

Blackwolf Run - Meadow Course

Par: 72 Length: 7210 yards Course designer: Pete Dye

Blackwolf Run’s Meadow Course is a subtle and devilish layout that winds through meadows and charges across ravines, reflecting the natural features of the Wisconsin terrain. Scores of bunkers and water areas shored with railroad ties complement the Scottish influences in Pete Dye's work. Meadow Valleys was ranked no. 95 on Golf Digest's 2009 Top 100 Rating.

Blackwolf Run - River Course

Par: 72 Length: 7404 yards Course designer: Pete Dye Venue: US Women’s Open 2012

“Blackwolf Run's River course must be considered the nation's finest public-access course of modern times." – GOLF Magazine The River Course is one of the most challenging and scenic destinations in North America and was ranked No.16 on Golf Digest's 2009 Top 100 Rating.