Kohler, Wisconsin Resort
Resort hotel · Kohler ·

Kohler, Wisconsin Resort

Resort hotel · Kohler ·

2 golf courses, winery, spa, 3 restaurants, lake access

Kohler, Wisconsin Resort by null
Kohler, Wisconsin Resort by null
Kohler, Wisconsin Resort by null
Kohler, Wisconsin Resort by null
Kohler, Wisconsin Resort by null
Kohler, Wisconsin Resort by null
Kohler, Wisconsin Resort by null
Kohler, Wisconsin Resort by null
Kohler, Wisconsin Resort by null
Kohler, Wisconsin Resort by null
Kohler, Wisconsin Resort by null
Kohler, Wisconsin Resort by null
Kohler, Wisconsin Resort by null
Kohler, Wisconsin Resort by null
Kohler, Wisconsin Resort by null
Kohler, Wisconsin Resort by null
Kohler, Wisconsin Resort by null
Kohler, Wisconsin Resort by null
Kohler, Wisconsin Resort by null
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419 Highland Dr, Kohler, WI 53044 Get directions

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419 Highland Dr, Kohler, WI 53044 Get directions

+1 844 247 9140
kohlerwisconsin.com
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13 Best Places to Retire for Golf Lovers

"Destination Kohler, located along the shore of Lake Michigan, is home to four courses created by the renowned Pete Dye: Whistling Straits, where the 2021 Ryder Cup was played; Irish Course; The River; and Meadow Valleys. In June 2021, Destination Kohler opened The Baths of Blackwolf Run, which features a 10-hole, par-three course and two-acre putting course." - Travel + Leisure Editors

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Destination Kohler Resort

Crissy Fordham (.

Google
Beautiful and well worth the visit. We got coffees and croissants and sat at the walkway tables enjoying it. Beautiful flowers and building, nice staff, good food. Busy on the weekend but that is to be expected. Please note it is within the American Club building, which is stated on the website for the Green House but does not say so on Google. We parked street side and walked to the front entrance and through.

Todd S.

Google
Fabulous. Not sure how to rate the location as we were visiting from the Atlanta area to attend a wedding and catered dinner at the hunting lodge. We are wine and foodies…this was some of the best hors d’oevres and meal (with good wine) we’ve had anywhere.

Tonia K.

Google
Only went to the greenhouse Cafe. Was confusing to find the entrance if you've never been there before. Service was good, and we got our coffees quickly.

Jack H.

Google
World class, great hospitality, attention to detail and commitment across the board from all levels. The variety of food, amenities and comfortable rooms really elevated the experience.

Ansuman P

Google
Lots to do besides golf. Shooting, fly fishing, hiking, spa, Kohler factory tour and design centre.

L. Asher C.

Google
The American Club in Kohler, Wisconsin, is hands-down the best luxury resort I’ve ever experienced—and I’ve been around the world, including Russia! The design of the rooms is simply unmatched, possibly the best on the planet. This is true AMERICAN luxury, done in American style in every sense—gorgeous furniture, perfect lighting, jaw-dropping bathrooms with those Kohler fixtures, stunning common areas, and the building itself is a masterpiece. No place compares. Everything you could want from a luxury getaway is here, wrapped up in incredible nature—500 acres of pure beauty with trails and the Sheboygan River. The food? Out of this world. Including room service. The service everywhere is top-notch—pure class. Then there’s the Kohler Waters Spa—holy cow, the massages are unreal, and the whole vibe is next-level relaxation. I can’t recommend this place enough. It’s luxury perfection, American-style, and nothing else comes close. 🇺🇸

Ali C.

Google
*This is a wedding review* We held our wedding at Destination Kohler in August 2023, drawn by its reputation for excellence and the stunning venues like the Straits Chapel and The Irish Barn. While the locations themselves and the day-of banquet staff were truly exceptional, our planning experience left much to be desired. Destination Kohler advertises a 5-star, seamless experience for weddings, but unfortunately, the service we received fell far short of that promise. We paid a significant amount for our wedding and yet, we often felt like we had to take on the role of project managers. From correcting frequent errors in documents (including one miscalculation that would have cost us $5,000 if we hadn’t caught it) to reminding our planner multiple times about details discussed in meetings, the process was far more stressful and hands-on than it should have been. We were assigned a very junior planner, hired just days after we signed our contract. At times, we felt like our planning services didn’t receive the same care and expertise we expected, especially compared to other clients who seemed to be prioritized, presumably because of higher budgets. We were also put off by how profit-focused the venue felt throughout the process. Every small request seemed to come with an exorbitant price tag. For example, we were charged hundreds of dollars to have a runner removed from the chapel for our 45 minute ceremony. When my husband asked if he could get a discounted round of golf the day before the wedding, the answer was a flat no. Even small touches like that could have cost the venue next to nothing were instead marked up steeply. It was clear that profits were prioritized over making clients feel special or valued. Some other key issues included: Poor communication: Emails often went unanswered, and weeks would pass before promised documents were sent. Lack of attention to detail: Custom menu items were forgotten at both our rehearsal dinner and the groom's getting-ready suite. Linens were left creased out of the box despite my husband and I providing two steamers (since the venue for some reason doesn’t have them.) Unprofessionalism: On the wedding day, I was approached with a stressful administrative issue regarding payment, which could have waited until after the event. This took us out of the moment completely and was hard to snap out of right before being introduced at the reception. Despite raising these concerns with the weddings team manager during and after the planning process, little was done to address them. We often felt like just another number in a busy wedding season rather than valued clients. That said, after the wedding, we reached out to Kohler’s executive staff and appreciated their prompt response. They offered us a small refund and a free weekend stay at The American Club, which we were able to enjoy. However, and somewhat ironically, during our stay, a pipe burst, forcing us to evacuate at 5:30 in the morning, and our bathroom had a spider infestation. While we can laugh about it now, these issues only reinforced the impression that Kohler has some work to do to catch up to the level of quality it advertises. The venues themselves are breathtaking, and the banquet staff were outstanding. These elements contributed to a beautiful wedding day. However, the planning experience didn’t match the luxury standard that Kohler markets. If you’re considering this venue, I recommend being prepared to advocate for yourself and stay on top of the details.

A J

Google
They will nickel and dime you! We called to make our reservation and we’re told to get the best prices we could split our 4 night stay into 2 reservations. Then she booked us an extremely expensive package making us think we were getting free spa services. Then when we went to switch rooms, we were told that we could keep the upgraded room we were initially staying in and the 2nd 2 nights would be comped. When we went to check out this was not the case. Josh, at the front desk was very confrontational and even though he admitted they didn’t word things correctly and overcharged our spa services, didn’t make things right. All this to not forget that we couldn’t even use all the spa amenities, the men’s lounge was closed. And this was not communicated. And the food sucks. We tried several of their restaurants and found food off the resort that was 100 times better and much cheaper. And the expensive room we stayed in was not worth it. And housekeeping was mediocre. And there’s not even a microwave in a $1,600 per night room. Do not recommend.