Always a great quiet stay. They have up graded with new deco. Easy check in…read more The breakfast was better before the renovation but the 24 hour coffee and tea area is still great.

travelled with a softball team, we had to sign a long waiver/contract on what we were not allowed…read morewhen we walked through the door. would not recommend staying here ever. should rename to The no-independence stay hotel. customer service was poor.

Very, very clean rooms. The entire place is clean and well maintained. The staff are very friendly…read moreand help. Loved the free coffe bar.

You couldn't ask for a better location--right next to the state park and within easy walking…read moredistance of numerous local restaurants. The rooms were spotless and well-maintained. We loved our balcony room overlooking the outdoor pool, though having both indoor and outdoor pools is a fantastic amenity. The staff made our stay even better; the woman at the front desk was exceptionally warm and welcoming. As a nice bonus, they offer a customizable coffee station where you can play barista and mix your own flavors!

We came through Sturgeon Bay for an anniversary trip a stayed at this charming local gem! The…read morerestored 50s motel was so unique and fun, I would highly recommend staying here when you come!

Our fist time in Door County. This was a real gem. Old motel retaining their great retro design…read more Not just clean but immaculate. Great location for touring downtown shops and restaurants - all walking distance. Very helpful staff. Great bed and pillows. Will definitely come again when we come back after the season gets going.

Nice resort style hotel with nice rooms and a pool area for family time . Rooms available for rent…read morefor birthday parties as well

GOOD- full kitchen for staying in and relaxing. separate heat and tv in each room to appease…read moreeveryone. space. fireplace. jet tub. young man Friday afternoon at counter and nice lady that checked us out today. BAD - rest of the staff. horrible beds I'm in so much pain I never hardly slept. dirty walls and top of fridge. jets in tub need serious cleaning. dark black spots in grout. but worst handicapped parking. nothing is clearly marked and on ground it's half covered in snow and ice. people constantly illegally parked and staff really don't care. at the very end of your parking lot u have one spot with an actual upright sign. in winter especially not being accessible and clearly marked and cleaned and enforced by police is not ok with a child in a wheelchair in dead of winter. for what you charge, and up charge for Saturday night versus Thursday and Friday night it's definitely not worth it. will look somewhere else for next visit.

I think someone was murdered in this room. The carpet is absolutely disgusting. They were not able…read moreto get me a different room. I told them I guess I'll just have to leave my shoes on.

Booked this hotel strictly based on location--it was super close to my work destination. Would I…read morestay here again? Maybe for a great price. While my room was clean, it had a funny smell. The moment I opened the door I was greeted with a musty, moist scent. Now, I travel with room spray in case something like this happens, but it gets you worried about mold. I noticed that the air unit hadn't been on, so maybe that was the deal? I had to call down to the front desk just to check the time. The clock in my room was an hour behind, and I honestly thought I might have crossed into another time zone. Can it actually be that the room hadn't been used since daylight savings? Hm...Maybe everyone uses their cellphone now. Breakfast was a bust. It was crazy packed at a quarter to nine, so I had to shuffle out into the lobby with my plate. The ginormous vat of oatmeal was a no go, having been reduced to a congealed layer. Cereal then? Maybe not-- there was about a half inch of milk sitting out in a carton on the counter. It was nice that they offered french toast and bacon in addition to the standard waffle-matic machine. Breakfast potatoes too, which were(of course ) empty. Free wi-fi, coffee and tea in the lobby. I would probably try a different hotel if I had to stay again, but all in all, nothing was bad.

Spent 3 nights in a king size room (unit 21) at the Settlement Courtyard Inn in June 2025. Great…read morelocation right outside of Fish Creek. Checking in was quick and easy which was lovely. They gave me a key with a huge wooden keychain so it would be hard to lose the key. Made it hard to walk around with. Later on after I was getting settled I went back down to the desk to ask 2 simple questions and the person at the desk didn't know the answers to my questions which was a little weird. Maybe a new staff member for the summer. The room had that quaint, countryside feel. It does have a musky scent when you first walk into the room. Once you're in there for a couple of mins you don't notice it anymore. Everything was very clean with the exception of the tub in the bathroom that had some hairs left behind by the former guest and some microscopic bugs by the sink. It was great having a full fridge and microwave which I used both. No stove or oven so keep that in mind. The temp in the room was great and can be changed whenever you want. The bathroom has small vials of shampoo, conditioner, lotion and bath/body gel - keep that in mind cause I'm always used to hotels having a huge refillable container of all those products. The TV is a regular tv with local and national channels. No logging into different streaming platforms if that's your thing. The Pool - spent a little amount of time there. The temp of the heated pool was great. Towels are available at the pool. The recliners aren't the most comfortable for a position to read but I made do. Breakfast - I went to the little nook in the morning for breakfast but only got a coffee and hard boiled eggs once. They had cereal, and some other items. I'm not much of a breakfast person. Parking - lots of parking. You'll register your car with the front desk. The only comment on this is that they need desperately to redo the lines in the parking lot cause it was hard to tell if they were specific spaces at all. Location - I think the location is perfect to hop down to Fish Creek or another neighboring bay city. It was central to everything I felt and Fish Creek ended up being one of my fav places to hang out and walk around. So many shops and restaurants.

At first, I was a little thrown since it looked a little dated but this place is great! It's super…read morequiet and relaxing. I do wish the tv was a little bit bigger and mounted over the fireplace but it's not a huge deal. Bed is super comfy and room is quiet. I definitely dig how all of the rooms are designated as "no smoking". Breakfast is pretty basic which is totally fine by me, since bagels, danish, and cold cereals are my types of foods. Big recognition to Chad, who was very helpful when checking in last night and recommended an excellent tavern for dinner. Will definitely book again for our next trip to Door County.

Good food I had dinner in a business setting good also for Intimate dinner and for anniversaries…read more We were a group of about 6 and I was so happy to see our waitress was a lady who worked as a cleaner when I tried a local maid/ cleaning service in my home. The environment was friendly and I definitely recommend this restaurant.

Stayed three nights at Beach Harbor Resort, and I knew I wasn't booking the Ritz. That said, I also…read moredidn't expect to spend half my weekend developing a complex relationship with the parking situation. We arrived on Friday around 5 p.m., and not a single parking spot was in sight. We ended up next door in an unpaved lot that was also packed, but with a little maneuvering (and some light praying), I managed to squeeze my car into something that vaguely resembled a space. At check-in, we asked what the parking policy was for paying guests. The front desk clerk smiled and said, "You will always have a spot." I looked at her and said, "Well... I don't now." And mentioned the joy of hauling all my stuff across two parking lots. She explained it was the Friday fish fry chaos, and that Saturdays and Sundays are just as fun with fish boils twice a day. Her advice? Come back late enough and you'll be golden. She wasn't wrong, but still. A little stressful. Now for the positives! The room had a fridge and microwave, which came in handy, and a sliding door that opened to a cute little courtyard. The beds were surprisingly comfy, and everything was clean. The room did have that slightly musty "I live near a lake" vibe, but nothing too tragic. Someone made off with our patio chairs, but at that point I was too relaxed (or maybe too tired from carrying my suitcase across the gravel lot) to care. The best part? The waterfront bar and grill on the property. Great spot to relax with a drink and enjoy the view. All in all, it was a comfortable, budget-friendly stay in a fantastic location right on the water. Just maybe pack a wagon for your luggage... and bring your parking patience.

This place absolutely sucks. Worst motel I've ever stayed at in my life. Why? Let's do this…read more 1. Our room has ants--our dog's food dish was swarming with them! Also had to kill 3 earwigs, 1 centipede and 4+ spiders. Didn't realize "pet friendly" means you can bring your rare bug collection. If you come here, bring a jumbo box of live preying mantises and turn 'em loose. They will be in heaven. 2. Water pressure in the shower is virtually zero. They don't have water pipes, just a 90 year old geezer with a bagel-size prostate weakly trying to tinkle on you. If it rains during your stay, get out there and try to rinse the shampoo out of your hair. Not sure if the old man handles the showers in all rooms, or if there is a team of them. 3. The carpets are stained and disgusting. Only thing missing was a chalk outline of a dead body. Do not recwalk on them barefoot. 4. The Wi-Fi is great--if you're happy with AOL dial-up from 1998. (Good way to prevent warning reviews like this?) 5. I'm not saying the beds are awful, but I am driving straight to my chiropractor. Had more restful nights sleep camping in a rock quarry. 6. The room smells like a really bad fart. (In fairness, that might be my girlfriend's fault.) Nah, I'm not giving this dump the benefit of the doubt. You'd think with the junkyard doors (gaps big enough for bugs to march right in without ducking their heads) the stank would eventually fade. Nope. The bouquet is musty with notes of wet dog, and a hint of decomposition. That reminds me--Beach Harbor Resort (resort!) is pet-friendly! Why wouldn't it be? There's nothing a pack of hounds with dysentery could do that would make this place worse. If the Association of Incontinent Senior Dogs is looking for a venue to hold their annual conference, book now. Just make sure your shots are up to date, especially tetanus. In summary, this dump sucks so hard it pretty much ruined my life. (That's saying something, considering how bad my ex and her parents were.) Think of a haunted house, minus the charm and character. Cannot believe they charged us anything to stay here, much less $200/night. The owners of this hellhole ought to pay for therapy for my girlfriend and our kids.