We rode bicycles from Tower to Ely and stayed at MarJo's. The motel was spotless with organized…read morecontainers for recycling, garbage and wet towels. The mini frig and coffee maker provided all we needed. Quiet setting on a river channel to lake Vermilion and quick access to the bike trail. Lots of bang for your buck and Sandy was very accommodatIng. I'll come back whenever I can. Connie Pederson

Super cute, small, but cozy and well kept motel! Very happy with our stay. From the beginning the…read moreowner was very friendly and professional while making the reservation over the phone. We arrived late and used the code given to enter our room with no problems. It was -17 degrees out that night and we arrived to a warm and clean room. Has older tv but cable box provides ample channels, microwave, mini fridge, and small coffee maker with coffee provided. Also had a hand written message from housekeeper and informational papers in the room. Bathroom was spotless and shower was nice and hot! It honestly was one of the best motel stays my husband and I have had. Didn't hear any noise from the neighbors either. Very cute! Free WiFi!

Hampton Inn Hibbing is a last resort type of hotel. There is no breakfast. No pool. They do have…read morevending machines. The front desk man is very very nice and funny. He is super kind.

Clean place Older…read morebuilding but in good condition Owner and management was very friendly

*Can't beat the price!* I travel for work and stayed in this…read moremotel for just over a week. You can't expect a 5 Star Motel for the price, but you definitely get more than what you pay for. I called ahead and made a reservation which was pain free. When I arrived I was greeted with a smile and hospitality. Average nightly price was $49. I have stayed in worse hotels than this that charge $80. The room I was given had two beds, which I believe were both queen. One bed seemed to sag, but never used it since I travel alone. There is nothing overly special about these rooms, but come with a desk, microwave, mini fridge, smaller flat screen TV. One thing my room didn't have was a dresser, which I prefer to have, to unpack for the week of work, but not a huge deal. I didn't need it, but I couldn't tell if there was any kind of AC, but there was a small space heater under the desk. I assume most of it is controlled from the office. Bathroom was nothing special also, sort of on the small side. Small sink, but a big stand up shower with good shower head (I am picky about that). Never ran out of hot water. Additional Information: Not much for fast food restaurants in the town of Eveleth as far as I could tell, but the nearby town of Virginia has stores and restaurants. Parking spaces are nice and wide (I drive a super long truck for work and can have a hard time parking in tight spaces) but there aren't a ton of spots, just in front of all the rooms. Overall: Great if you are working, such as on the pipeline. In my opinion this motel is well worth the price.

Best boarding and skiing in northern Minnesota hands-down. Jeff is the man he took care of my board…read morewaxed it polished it, and I've went the fastest I've ever gone in my life. Couldn't leave a better review. You should go to giant Ridge seriously.

We stayed in the resort over several days. Our room was nice. It was decorated with a cabin theme,…read morelots of log furniture, pine and birch tree wall art, and a few moose decor items. Everything was clean. The room came with a fully stocked kitchenette which is nice if you want to do some cooking but we ate out. No stove but there is a hot plate, dishwasher and refrigerator. It's nice to have a couch and TV separate from the bedroom. We golfed at The Legend and The Quarry. They were beautiful courses Fairways and greens were well maintained. Legend was a little less than 5100 from the forward tees which was very fair. Quarry was closer to 5200, so longer and much more narrow. Don't forget to look for the giant bear claw on The Legend. Lots of driving between some holes but enjoy the scenery while you are cruising. Great courses. I struggled to rate this. I loved the golf but the accommodations had some pros and cons. Lodging pros - separate bedroom and living area - kitchenette - close to everything we wanted to do - Two TVs Lodging cons - the shower water never got really hot to that end the jacuzzi in the room was never used because we couldn't get it hot enough to want to sit in it - separate rooms are nice but controlling the temp was hard as air conditioning was in bedroom but thermostat was in living room. There are fans to help but in the end the bedroom was usually very cold - the TV in the bedroom was hit or miss on displaying channels. - WiFi was hit or miss. - rooms are owned by individuals so it's like renting a vrbo. To that end, no housekeeping. Not sure if you could request it. We didn't stay long enough for it to be a major issue.

Our first time to Lake Vermilion, and we were delighted with Glenmore Resort. Nothing fancy, just…read morea nice rustic spot with clean cabins, great hospitality and excellent fishing, great sunsets and Eagles and Loons abound. Definitely coming back.

"VERY DISAPPOINTED - MUST READ"…read more We stayed here with some friends July 9-16. Between our group, there were two cabins rented. Some of our friends even rented a pontoon for a day. The owners of this resort are LeRoy and Nancy, and they are VERY RUDE. At check in, our friends - a husband, wife, and 19 year old daughter - were told by Nancy not to trash the place?! What is that suppose to mean? Who says that to a nice looking family. As they were settling in, LeRoy just walked into their cabin to get a broom he said he forgot in there. He didn't even knock, he just walked right in on them. They were shocked. The cabin we (2 couples) stayed in had curtains for bedroom doors, extremely small, for a cost of $1,435 for the week.We are seasoned travelers, and were very disappointed with the accommodations. At our check-in, we asked for cabin keys and they said they don't give any out, and that no one has ever had anything stolen yet. We asked if they would reimburse us if any of our tablets or phones were stolen, and they said no. When we insisted on a key, they had to try to find one. When they gave it to me, they said they weren't sure if it was the correct key or not for our cabin. We tried it on the regular door, and it worked. But the key did us no good, as the sliding patio door lock is broken, so that could never be locked. We ended up locking our valuables in our vehicles. My husband fixed the patio sliding door screen by screwing down on the lower track so that the screen was square and there wouldn't be a big gap at the top where the mosquitoes would come in. At one point, the patio screen came off the track, so we called LeRoy. He came over and put it back on the track and told us that it was not kid proof - we told him we don't have any kids here - and he said well you can't be hard on it. We told him we are are not being hard on it but just sliding it open, and that maybe he needs to replace the door. At check-in, LeRoy showed us where to park our truck and boat trailer, which we did. After getting settled, we got on our boat and went for a ride. Shortly thereafter, I got a call on my cell-phonel from LeRoy to see if we could come back and move our trailer as his lawn service came and he wants them to be able to cut where our trailer was parked. We were across the lake and told him we wouldn't be coming back right away. At one point LeRoy came to our cabin door and knocked on it to tell us something. My husband opened the door, and LeRoy's large dog just ran right in and ran around the cabin while we were fixing dinner. LeRoy just sat there and tried to call the dog over to him. These are just some of the things we experienced. At check-out, we discussed everything with the owners and told them that they have lost our future business and that of our friends. They need to learn how to run a resort, and treat their paying customers with respect. STAY AWAY FROM GLENMORE RESORT - Instead stay at Everette Bay Lodge. We stopped and met the owners while we were up there, and checked out their cabins. Very nice, and for the same cost. Stayed July 2016 1 of 5 stars Value 1 of 5 stars Sleep Quality

This is a great company to go on a tour with. The tour guides are very friendly and entertaining!…read moreThis is much better than taking a self-guided tour!

Highly recommend staying here!! The rustic basic cabins are so cute. They are not fancy or…read morerenovated, but it's family friendly and a great place to go back to the basics and unwind. There is a canoe, paddle board and kayak available along with a sandy beach for kids to swim. There is a communal campfire where you can start a wood fire at night and keep the mosquitos away. It's quiet and peaceful. We saw a pair of loons and a few boats on the lake, but during the week it's just lovely. There is also a brand new trampoline for the kiddos and a sauna. What else do you need?! We had a great time.

Let me tell you, finding someplace to stay near a lake on the Iron Range over the Independence Day…read moreweekend for less than $200/night is well nigh impossible. We had passed the cabins of Voyageur's numerous times on our way to a family cabin on Lake 14, but had never investigated them until one year the family cabin was full of family! Unfortunately they only rent cabins by the week (Saturday to Saturday), so we had to stay in town after we came north from the Twin Cities on Thursday. The proprietor is doing his utmost to renovate cabins, but he hadn't gotten to ours yet. Even so, it was very livable for the week, with a full kitchen, spacious living/dining room with cable looking out to Sand Lake, but only one tiny bathroom with shower. The front porch was very pleasant but the skeeters didn't always let us stay very long. The beach would be ideal for small ones, whereas we tended to take out the two available kayaks to explore the large lake and an island about half a mile away. Several parties shot of decent fireworks on the 4th and 5th. We plan to return next summer.

Private TINY log cabin 3 miles from Giants Ridge. Very cute and cozy. Clean and comfortable and…read moreprompt responses when questions were asked. Highly recommend for 1-2 people looking for a short getaway.