On an escape to Grand Marais we spent a few weekend nights at the Best Western and it excellent!…read moreAll rooms face the lake and have a small balcony so your views can't be beat and it's great to have a nightcap or early morning coffee taking in the sight and sound of the water. Rooms were comfortable and stocked with all the ameneties you would need along with a small fridge and microwave. The hotel itself had an excellent free breakfast in a really pretty dining area. Extra points in that they included lefse on the menu, which is a must try if you're that far up north. in the lobby they also had a small bar area. We didn't take advantage of that offering but nice to know that it was an option. One of the things that drew us to the spot was there indoor hot tub as well. The hot tub is enormous, and in some photos I saw and had a waterfall like feature. Unfortunately the times we went down it wasn't on and we couldn't figure out how to turn it on, but that didn't stop us from enjoying our time In the hot tub. While we were there, one of our fellow travelers was doing a little sauna experience, running out into the lake, jumping in the cold water and then coming back and jumping into the hot tub. It's a bit of a walk through the hotel and down to the beach but fun to try if you're up for it! Location is perfect as there are lots of shops, viewpoints, restaurants, etc that are all easily walkable. This is definitely our hotel of choice when returning to Grand Marais!

Annual girl's trip took us out of Duluth and up to Grand Marais, and I am certain I found my new…read moreplace to stay anytime I come up. Staff was so kind and friendly, facility as a whole was warm, welcoming, clean, and supportive of a much needed vacation. The double queen bed room booked was beautiful and just enough for when you're done walking for the day and want to relax near Lake Superior. We had a third level room and a balcony to sit outside, absolutely breathtaking. I really like that the shower and toilet are in an enclosed space with a large vanity/sink outside so people can shower in quick rounds and not hog the entire bathroom. This hotel has some pet-friendly rooms ($25/one dog, $40/2 dogs) on the second(main) level, which is great if you want your pups to join you. Overall lovely experience, and I will be back!

This is a great place to stay in Grand Marias town. Everyjis walkable to dt , restaurants/bars, gas…read morestations, etc. beautiful art galleries are also part of the charm and Ben Franklin along with Swen and Ollie pizza parlor. Step back in time. The hotel has comfy rooms and nicely decorated.

Very helpful staff, sadly I had miss typed the text number for MY actual resort hence a bit of…read moreconfusion ensued as TMM does not have a room 11.

I stayed at the Antler Inn for 1 night and that this place exceeded my expectations for a guest…read morehouse. I was expecting something similar to a hostel. However, Antler Inn is an actual house, and staying here feels more like living here. Diane, the property owner/manager makes you feel right a home by making sure that you have a great time in the area. She provided us with many brochures on local events and attractions. The house itself has multiple bedrooms. Each room has its own unique décor. There are also three bathrooms, a kitchen, dining room, and living room. I stayed here in the winter (slow time) but I still enjoyed it nonetheless. The place is spotless and so cozy. I will definitely be staying here the next time that I am in the area.

Great location right on Lake Superior. Rooms are a little dated, but were in good condition and it…read moreappears they are doing some updates in the common areas. As a suite our two rooms were very nice, with a great living area, plus full kitchen (though we only used the fridge). Would have been nice to have a gas fireplace, rather than the fake electric one, which didn't put off any heat. Really nice having a rear door which opened onto the beach. The people were very helpful, and they provided firewood for beach fires, as well as smores kits. Free popcorn and coffee were also available in the common room.

My husband and I went for a long weekend right as leaf peeping season was ending. You really can't…read morebeat the sun rise over Lake Superior right there as you wake up. They have a cute little coffee/tea/cocoa bar and a cozy lounge with a fireplace to enjoy it in. The location is walkable to dozens of restaurants , shops, and galleries. My only qualm with our stay was that the bed was probably the firmest thing I have ever slept on and for the first time in my life I woke up with back pain.

Wonderful! I was so fortunate to find this little hidden gem - and last-minute on Labor Day wknd no…read moreless. Adorable 1BR rustic cottage, classically decorated, located on a bluff amidst the treetops with panoramic views of Lake Superior. Just a couple miles from downtown Grand Marais so super convenient to everything. Wraparound deck for a beautiful sunny spot to have morning coffee or a whole meal. Full eat-in kitchen (fridge, gas stove/oven, micro) & full bath w tub. Cute living room. Other cabins are located far enough apart to really give sense of privacy. And price was better than crappy strip motels in town. Robert Lund seemed to be a sweet older gentleman - just a basic family operation so don't expect frills. Take note: he operates on cash only.

I stayed in Cabin 3 - absolutely comfy, darling, and everything I hoped for in a cabin built many…read moremany years ago. Fully equipped for relaxing and the little kitchen is special - you face the windows and the main room so it is really pleasant to cook for yourself or any company that is enjoying this 2 bedroom cabin with you. It has a wonderful deck as well. It does not have a fireplace but the view of Lake Superior is up high and 180 degree view of the - LAKE. There is a community fire pit that is just outside the door and with only 5 cabins - each one unique and special! I loved it and Robert Lund is treasure as is the resort. It's part of what makes Grand Marais so special indeed! We did not have internet but our phones worked perfectly and we were able to use our cell phones as a hotspot to use our laptop computers. Worked pretty well and easy to do.

Wow, is this place a treat! It was built as a B&B, and owners Bob and Marlys really make sure it…read morelives up to the design. We were running late, and Bob stayed around at the window for us about an hour later than we had anticipated checking in. We were welcomed and given the grand tour of the B&B: several rooms on the top floor, including our queen bedroom with shower; the main floor, which has loads of books, a cozy gas fireplace, lots of comfy chairs and tea and coffee on demand as well as a dining room table; and the basement which has a sauna (with shower and toilet) and ski room with an area to get ready to ski and a waxing stand. The digs are clean and homey, and the entire house is scattered with art from Marlys (a truly talented woman) and other notable area artists including Jim Brandenburg. I felt like I was staying at a nice, warm cabin of a friend. If this is a ski destination trip for you (as it was for us) the Pincushion Mountain trail system is literally right out the door. And the skiing was amazing! We had about 1.5-2 feet of pack compared to the Twin Cities' nothing during the first full weekend in January. The sauna was a real treat after skiing in sub-zero temps. All I can say is, we'll definitely be back!

Lynn is the new owner of this lovely bnb along the gunflint trail. It's close to downtown grand…read moremarais but secluded in the woods, with rooms viewing lake superior. We stayed in the birch room. The bathrooms (except for the pine room- we were the only ones there, so she showed us around) are small but it's not like I'm spending quality time in there. A former pediatric nurse, lynn runs this charming bnb with her retired friend ruby. yummy breakfasts (accommodated our veggie needs), views of the lakes, a great sauna in the basement, and birds all around. Hiking and x-country trails cross along the road to her property. We were here in the early fall, watching the leaves start to turn. Lynn bought this place this summer in 2010 and fixed it up quite nicely. Would love to return in the winter. http://www.pincushionbb.com/index.php

Adorable little cabin that was clean and well stocked. It was hot when I got there but cool inside…read moreout of the sun. Required heat that night which functioned well and kept me warm and toasty. The bed was very comfortable. The linens crisp and white. The complex was very quiet. As I was out star gazing until the wee hours, I slept in and never heard a peep. The owner was kind and very attentive. There were convenient cans for recyclables which I appreciate. Overall an excellent stay at the right price. I will definitely be back and will also recommend to family and friends.

Trailside is quaint and perfect. We were gifted two nights…read morein a little cabin (a wedding gift) and were pleasantly surprised. A small homey one bedroom with a cooshey bed and fully equipped kitchen, even a TV! Vintage and thrifty, what I love! The owner/staff gives you as much interaction as you would like (or wouldn't like) which is great. My only complaint is the sign and trail that says it leads to the lake...it doesn't. It went to an RV park and a field. Disappointing Nevertheless, I will gladly stay again if I get the chance

Staff was helpful and very kind. The price was very reasonable and best in town. Location was also…read morevery nice, with a great backyard view of Lake Superior. Free complimentary hotel breakfast, but no warm breakfast foods, just the basics (cereal, yogurt, bagels, juice, etc.). The sink in our room had no hot water and very little water pressure, but the shower worked fine. The TV would randomly turn on in the middle of the night, which we have no explanation for & happened 3 nights in a row. The hotel itself was a little rundown & could use some TLC, but it is what you would expect for the great price we received. Overall, if you're looking for a cheap place to stay in Grand Marais & don't need it to be luxurious, this is a great place to stay.

A perfect little hotel in the perfect small town. All right, maybe the hotel isn't perfect, but you…read moreknow the phrase: "you get what you pay for" well you don't pay a lot for this place but I feel like you get more than you pay for. First off the location is absolutely ideal. It's right in the middle of downtown. Right between the world's best donuts and Sydney's custard and pizza shop. And it's directly on Lake superior. If you get a Lakeside room, you can watch the sunrise from your hotel room. Here's a pro tip, wake up 45 minutes before sunrise set your camera in the window for a time lapse and go back to bed while your phone captures an amazing sunrise over the lake. Yes, there's a lot about the hotel that's outdated and rough around the edges, but it has a lot of character and fits perfectly into the town. And finally, the staff are great. They're always very helpful and friendly. I've stayed here at least twice a year since 2017 and have never had a problem. I highly recommend it as long as you remember that you're not gonna be staying at a posh five star hotel. It's comfortable and located right in the middle of the town. I'll be back soon!

Good prices but the room smelled like weed. Went for snowmobiling. When we asked the manager where…read moreto park our trailer she couldn't really give us a great answer. She finally said we were fine where we were but then got a rude call from the night person telling us to move it. By the time we got to the hotel she was gone and the next morning was still unbelievably rude. Our key would not work. They reprogrammed it three times and we got locked out of our room and know one was available at the front desk. Finally found a janitor to let us in. When I checked out the same morning person asked for my key and I told.her I threw it in the garbage because it never worked and she got mad at me. All around horrible customer service. Very rude front staff.

RUN! RUN! RUN!! We would have listened to the terrible…read morereviews, but we were in a bind at the last minute with no other options. Dingy, musty odor and moldy bathroom. I have an allergy solely to dust mites. Dust mites are everywhere, however, with improper cleaning and upkeep, mites will be in excessive numbers and will cause a reaction. I had to seek medical attention (2 hours away in Duluth) after spending one night there. I emailed them asking for a refund and this was their response. Incredibly unprofessional with an aggressive tone. You can't SEE dust mites. Believe the reviews!!!! It is TERRIBLE.

When we called to inquire about booking a room, we asked if it was possible to see the rooms before…read morebooking. We were advised that there are no "on-site" staff but the photos on the website represent how the rooms look. Unfortunately, there was nothing about the website photos that matched the reality of the rooms. We paid $200 a night. We tried to get a refund from Expedia, but the management at the hotel refused. The carpet was stained and dirty. The ceiling fan was a stump hanging from the ceiling with no fan blades. The television was not usable as it was programmed to some other users information and offered no antenna to receive local stations. The heat vent in the bathroom was missing parts, broken and filled with dirt. The bathroom counter had dirt and mold in the groute. The heat vent in the front part of the room was broken. Overall room was way below the standards of what was expected and not even close to what was being charged.

Pluses-Great location and spotless rooms. Very comfortable beds…read more Negatives-very, very slow internet, no hair conditioner in shower, very pricey, no manager onsight.