This place was a hidden gem! Our bartender was also the owner and shared much of the history of the…read morearea and the resort. There are multiple cabins and great access to the lake. The bar/restaurant was small, cozy and definitely had a lodge vibe. We enjoyed a cold beer and visited with some of the other visitors and beautiful views.

Excellent food, great service and outdoor patio where we could bring our puppies, on the water…read moreclose to our campsite. Best of all worlds and so accommodating! Sticky ribs and Brisket Udon noodles specials were absolutely amazing l! Our picky eaters were also so satisfied. On the water and free docking, accessible by boat just took the experience over the top. Highly recommend! We will definitely come back!!

Beautiful private cabin on Deep Lake in Iron River, WI. Completely furnished, all you need to…read morebring is towels. Can sleep about 12-15 people at full capacity. Use of the grounds, your own private dock, a row boat and paddle boat are at your disposal. Very scenic, extremely clean. I would totally suggest staying here. It is a wonderful place to vacation and close to everything in town. The people who run the lodge are unbelievably nice and accomodating. I look forward to staying here again with my family. Since there is only one cabin, they book quickly for the summer months and I'm pretty sure they do not accept credit cards.

I didn't want to let anyone know about this hidden gem. It is tucked away in the north woods and is…read morelocated on Deep Lake in Iron River Wisconsin. Sitting on the water, the views are relaxing and quaint. The upkeep is stellar and the hospitality unmatched. Great place to go and unwind!

We decided to take a romantic getaway for our 15th Anniversary and Superior Gateway Lodge did not…read moredisappoint! The location is great with being about 5 minutes from Two Harbors, but in a serene wooden setting. The house/lodge is beautiful! The craftsmanship is lovely and the decor has a warm lodge feeling. The house has multiple common areas outside of your private room that you can play board games, play the piano, mingle or just enjoy the view from the gorgeous windows. Ron and Leah are the Innkeeper's and they are super friendly, sweet and knowledgeable about the area. We stayed in the King Romantic Suite. The room was very spacious and the bed was extremely comfortable! The large bathroom also had a two person jetted tub that we enjoyed. In addition, they had wine waiting for us in our room at no additional cost, so nice! The breakfast was delicious! Leah prepared peach stuffed crepes with a blueberry cream topping. The bacon...ohhh the bacon was soooo good! They prepare organic food and you can tell the difference! We also had yogurt, granola, fruit toppings, orange juice and coffee. You can tell they truly care and want their quests to have an enjoyable, relaxing time. Will stay again and will even get my parents a stay for their anniversary!

This is a spectacular B&B!!! Ron & Leah are true Minnesotan's. Not too far off the highway and…read moreclose to some great restaurants on the lake. Amenities were comfortable and clean. Very secluded and quiet. 10/10 would recommend!

Great pizza, clean bathrooms, had fun ! Will return soon , very friendly staff and owners . Prices…read moreare reasonable !

Four Seasons is a outstanding place to stay! I stayed in lodge room #3 with a beautiful view of the…read morelake. The room was clean, with a mini fridge, Keurig coffee maker, big screen tv etc. Amanda and Brandon were wonderful to me during my stay. Everything was perfect! Thank you !

We stayed in the Lake House and it is beautiful!! The accommodations were immaculate and very…read moretastefully decorated. The owners are also extremely responsive in their communications. We highly recommend will definitely come back for future stays!

Do not believe pics of cabin 9. It's a glamorized fishing cabin. Has mice and floors that will keep…read moreyou trying to stand upright. After we discovered the mice management was very helpful with finding us a hotel in the area to stay when we left this disaster of a cabin. That is the only good thing we can say about cabin 9. Also be careful walking down the dilapidated steps to the " beach". Will not be returning here ever.

We stayed in #101 for 3 nights to attend my cousin's wedding at the boat house pavilion. The…read morelocation can not be beat. It was the best! Less than a block from the "Main Street", and 2 blocks to the Madeline Island ferry line. We awoke to beautiful sunrises in our backyard of Lake Superior. Maybe 20 feet from the water, with nothing in our way but the lovely patio table provided by the condo. We were traveling with my parents, so we opted for the 2 bedroom, 2 bath. The condo was spacious enough where we weren't crowded on top of each other, and had plenty of space. Toiletries are provided, even though the pamphlet said they were not, as was a hairdryer. Kitchen was huge, living room nice, although the tv was on the one and only switched outlet for the living room (issue for parents, not us - we weren't watching it). We thought the beds were hard. We compared it to sleeping on a box spring. Not great, but doable. And the microwave was from 1983, older than the cousin we came to see get married. But it worked! We checked in on Friday early afternoon, and their wireless worked. An hour later it stopped working, and we had a really hard time with the AT&T E network (sloooooooooooooow). Every time I called to the office, all we got was their answering machine. Sure, I could have left a message, but I didn't. My fault I guess, as I figured I'd eventually reach someone. I was wrong, so we never had wifi. Note: This property is managed by The Winfield Inn. All the other relatives who were staying in hotels were jealous of our place. Yeah, it's really nice. I'd stay here again without hesitation.

Overall, I really enjoyed this stay! You can't beat the location for the price. We stayed in Room 2…read moreand it was a way nicer than I expected based on the pictures. The main building also looks a lot less creepy than the photos (lol) but here's what you NEED to know if you're going to stay here: Parking is so, so convenient. We're talking 1 free pass right in front of the building with (paid) parking literally everywhere else if you're bringing a second vehicle. Location is 5 stars!!! Very walkable!! We walked up Superior Street to Duluth Trading Co, a very cute shop called Hucklebeary, Fitgers, and Portland Malt Shoppe, then all the way back to the inn. And do not miss Duluth's Best Bread!! It's so easy to venture around Canal Park and even the aquarium is walking distance (use the Slip bridge just past Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory). I loved the layout of the room. The bed and pillows were so comfy, and there was a cute bar seating set-up looking out the windows - although could be awkward if people are on the patio. There's a mini-fridge, microwave, and coffee maker with a pitcher-thing of water. You get two BOGO beer coupons from Fitgers as well, which is a fun treat. The only downside is that it's the last hotel/inn on the hotel row, right behind a public beach and lakefront walk, with a public bathroom adjacent to it in a small "park" (grassy area). This meant that unfortunately yes, the other reviews are true and there are some skeezy looking people specifically loitering in the bathroom area. My boyfriend and I sat on the front patio for breakfast, walked the lakefront walk during the day and evening, but felt that sticking to the inner road (Canal Park Drive) at night was best as a precaution. We kept the blinds closed in the room whenever we weren't there but never felt unsafe in the first floor room. Like any other city, just be aware of your surroundings especially at night and you'll be fine! There is a sauna (we didn't use it because it's outdoors on the side patio and just felt weird), cornhole, and a small fire pit with chairs looking out towards Superior. The building is old, so we heard our neighbors walking and talking upstairs. With the tv on it wasn't bad, plus the inn has "quiet hours" 10pm-8am that everyone surrounding us followed. You do have to be pretty self-sufficient to stay here. Everything is key code access, no physical keys or cards. There aren't staff or front desk or even common areas (besides the outdoor fun spaces) on-site so if you need help you have to call/text them between 8am-8pm. Our a/c didn't work the first night (and the windows don't open), and when I texted about the issue the following morning the issue was quickly taken up and solved within a few hours by the manager on duty. Thanks Kristin!! If it wasn't for the sweltering hot first night and the sketchy park people, definitely would have given this stay 5 stars!!

Lovely small hotel in Duluth in easy walking distance to everything you could want to do. Key code…read moreentry makes check in a breeze, and the free drink coupons are a great add!

Went at about closing time and made a pizza for us. Great hospitality and loved the TouchTunes-…read moreplayed some Kenny Chesney!

We booked the lodge suites for an extended weekend. They are modern and very well maintained. Their…read moreamenities include a fully stocked kitchen with pots/pans, dishes, silverware, microwave, toaster, coffee maker, Keurig, etc. Nice private deck with a view of the lake and a portable grill. The owners are very friendly and accommodating. We would recommend!

Great stop right on the snowmobiling trails, fast & friendly service, good bar food and right by a…read moregas stop also! The burger was tasty, but I wasn't a fan of the bun (maybe a choice of a regular bun would be nice, however a lot of spots in this area use these unique buns?!). We will be back!

Open at 11 am. We stopped looking for a Bloody Mary. The other review mentioned a "bloody" so we…read morestopped, hoping it was open on a Wednesday morning. It's only 10:50 am, but the open sign was on, and upon entering, we felt welcomed. The friendly bartender asked if we wanted the bloody loaded or just regular. LOADED! It's delicious. Bar menu looks good too.