Iola is a sleepy little town in Waupaca County in central Wisconsin. It is home to the Iola Old Car Show which occurs in July, and has a rotating display of antique and classic cars, military vehicles, and collectible cars. There are plenty of outdoor activities such as snowmobiling, hunting and fishing because Iola sits on the southern edge of Iola Lake. Another famous activity in Iola is the annual Lutefisk Supper. There is only one motel in Iola, but the neighboring towns have several to choose from.
Located adjacent to Iola Lake, the Norseman House Motel offers guests easy access to the outdoor activities of Iola's surrounding areas, but also the conveniences of the town. It is only a short walk to the Old Car Show and a short distance from the nearby Glacier Wood Golf Club. The motel offers free use of paddle boats to traverse the lake for fishing or just relaxing. Rooms include queen-sized beds, cable TV, and free wireless Internet.
Norseman House Motel
410 North Main St.
Iola, Wisconsin 54945
715-445-3300
norsemanmotel.com
About 10 miles from Iola in Clintonville, you will find the Cobblestone Inn & Suites. This hotel features a beer and wine bar, free USA Today, laundry facility and free hot breakfast. Rooms include 32-inch LCD flat-panel TVs, a microwave, a refrigerator and coffee maker. Pets are welcome.
Cobblestone Inn & Suites
175 Waupaca St.
Clintonville, Wisconsin 54929
715-823-2000
cobblestoneinns.com
Not far from Iola, in the city of Waupaca, is the Village Inn Waupaca. Nearby attractions include the Gingerbread Haus and the Chain O'Lakes. The hotel features a heated indoor pool, continental breakfast and high-speed Internet. Pets are welcome.
Village Inn Waupaca
1060 W. Fulton St.
Waupaca, Wisconsin 54981
877-747-8713
magnusonhotels.com/village-inn-waupaca
