The Good: friendly helpful staff, comfy beds, ample locked storage, great location…read more The Less Good: Need to up their cleaning game. Big wad of wet paper towels in one bathroom and abandoned soap bar in the shower. Assumed staff would clean that up by the next day. Two days later. Still there. Tables could have used a couple wipe downs a day. None of this was awful. But seems so easy to fix with a little more attention to detail.

Stayed at the start and end of my SHT hike in September/October. Bathrooms were super clean and bed…read morewas comfy. Appreciated the bed "cubbies" with personal light/fan/curtain which gave privacy. Staff was super nice and helpful.

The hotel is very outdated. The 2 bedroom suites are laid out really weird. The water park is…read moredecent for what it is.

Really nice water park. It's kept up well. In the heart of Duluth there's free towel service, nice…read morelocker rooms, and it's very clean.

Stayed here for a weekend in February and loved it! But there are some things to know!…read more If you are thinking that this is going to be a massive upscale resort, it's not. If you are expecting a spot up north that is cozy and has some charm, then this is the place! Our room was clean, had a queen bed, leather love seat, microwave, and mini fridge. The shower was nice but there is no door, meaning water gets on the bathroom floor and you need to place a towel. The tv reception was also going in and out during our stay. There is a large real fire place, breakfast and dinner spot (breakfast was very good!) free s'mores, games and DVD's and a small pool and hot tub(indoor) We truly enjoyed our stay!

One star for the location and one star for the staff. This self proclaimed "rustic" resort…read morecertainly is. It's creaky, dusty and in disrepair. The air conditioning in the main lodge / rooms is provided by super loud mini split units that click on and off loudly all night making it quite difficult to sleep. The restaurant/bar is to be avoided at all costs. It would seem that the entire menu is straight out of the Sysco truck and the prices are shockingly high. Nine dollar beer night? Cool. A serious remodel and entirely new food and bev program is sorely needed here.