Suite #3 features an antique queen size bed, layered bliss bedding, antique chest of drawers, large porcelain tiled bathroom with walk-in shower, separate sitting room, 22 inch flat screen LCD TV, and complimentary wireless internet connection. The Whistling Swan, the Door Peninsula's oldest operating inn, was originally built in Marinette, Wisconsin, in 1887. In 1907, it was moved across the ice of Green Bay by teams of horses to become part of Dr. and Mrs. Welcker's Resort and Casino. The inn, along with its other historic neighbors, has been designated part of the Welcker Historic District and is listed on both State and National Historic Register.
Today, the Whistling Swan Inn is known throughout the County as one of the best places to rest and rejuvenate. It's also home to the areas most incredible cuisine Give us a call today and let our staff create the ultimate vacation retreat for you in beautiful Fish Creek.
There is an onsite restaurant and bar that will be reopening in May 2022.
The Whistling Swan is close to everything in the heart of Fish Creek, so the location is ideal for walking. Loved being two blocks from the lake, park, beach and marina. The Inn has such huge potential but needs some TLC. The room was comfortable and overall clean. The carpets in the room and the main stairway need cleaning. There are virtually no amenities, thus the 3 star rating. Some upgrades such as a larger TV, softer towels, a lighted make-up mirror, upgraded hairdryer, and bathroom shelf to place toiletries would have been appreciated. A place to fill bottled water besides the bathroom sink would have been nice. There were no instructions for operating the TV remote or AC in the room. Also there were only two bath towels provided for two adults for three nights. Extra towels would have been appreciated. John, the Innkeeper, was welcoming and accommodating and did check in with us to make sure we were comfortable. There is not someone at the desk 24/7, but that was fine with us. It was a good stay for a last-minute booking.