The service was exceptional. I arranged to pick up a car downtown Sault Sainte Marie Michigan on a…read moreSunday. They went to the office just for me. Then I was able to leave the car at the Marina as I was departing by boat. Much more convenient for my purposes than going to the airport. The car was good too.

It's all pretty good with one exception. Their wifi is so weak my tv will not pick it up. I am…read moreonly about 40' from their lamppost that the wifi transmitter is mounted on. I called it in to the front desk lady, she told me she would "immediately" call maintenance. Still weak after 24 hours. I doubt it will ever get fixed. I guess if you need internet, bring your own.

This RV park is associated with the Bay Mills Resort and Casino. The park is located across the…read moreroad from the casino, which sits on the shores of Lake Superior. Brimley is a small community located 20 miles from Sault Ste Marie, home of the famous Soo Locks. The RV park has 120 fairly level gravel and grass sites; all sites are pull-throughs. The trees around the campsites are small, so you will not experience Satellite interference. Cable TV is available and free if you don't have Satellite. The campground roads are gravel but are packed well and don't produce a lot of dust. All sites have a fire ring and picnic table. Some sites are partial hookup only, so you'll need to specify your requirements when making reservations. There is a dump station on site. We did not use the showers or restrooms, but found the laundry room clean and inexpensive with good, reliable equipment. The WiFi service was strong, fast, and reliable, even when the park was sold out during Labor Day! In fact, the WiFi was the best we've experienced on our travels!

Today we visited the Ship Valley Camp museum. The cost was $17 pp…read more They have basically taken the inside of this massive cargo ship and turned it into a big museum, it is very cool if you have the time not only do they have about 100 exhibits of many of the cargo ships from the 1800s and beyond, but the families that had artifacts have donated such things for each of these displays, it's very interesting. They've actually cut out access to the engine room, which is really interesting to see as as well as as you can see the restored officers quarters at a variety of different seniority levels. One of the highlights was the exhibit for the Edmund Fitzgerald, I know there is a larger museum up at whitefish point but this was very interesting too It's definitely worth the time if you like a little bit of history and love to hear about the seafarers

Our entire multi generation family that visited totally enjoyed touring the ship and all of the…read moreexhibits. It was by far the best museum that we visited in the UP that was about freighters and shipwrecks. It is one of those places that you could visit multiple times and see something new each time you go. The gift shop employee was very helpful and pleasant too. We definitely would go again!

Four stars might seem like a bit much for a motel - and for my first review on Yelp - but Ill keep…read moreit short and tell you why it gets the rating I provided. I'm a firefighter up in Sault Ste Marie - I just moved here from Toronto - and before I could find a place to live, I needed somewhere to rest my head. What I was looking for wasn't complicated and the Satelite met everything I needed.: Reasonably priced: About $60 a night Close to downtown: Yes. Near public transit: Yes. Clean: Yes. Wi-Fi: Yes. Peace and quiet: Yes. I also had the pleasure of getting to know the new management team (Linda and Mike Dorn, apparently they took over a couple two weeks ago) a little bit on my off time. They are locals and really great people. They also make themselves available 24/7, whether its for fresh towels in the morning or if you manage to lock your keys in your room at 2:30 a.m. (Sorry about that, guys!) If you find yourself in the Sault, you definitely cant go wrong staying at the Satelite.

We had a large group there for a side by side trip. lotta of parking for all our trucks and…read moretrailer. had a hose outside so we could spray our side by sides off after riding and has a access to soo line grade trail from the lodge. Lots of bathrooms. The rooms are very quiet even when people are sti up in the main room.

Great little rest area just ahead of Sault Ste Marie. Just when nature threatens to run it's course…read moreand ruin your day and possibly your upholstery because town and all it's amenities are so far away a familiar blue sign announces relief is at hand. Spend all day touristing or just driving around? Pasties coming back for a rematch? Visit one too many craft beer joints? Good thing there's a place to rest up a bit before hitting the streets of a frontier town. A simple building houses rest rooms and the requesite "You are HERE"-map. Surrounding space is probably good for zipping around and loosening up in warmer weather, but not so much at 3° in February.

The manager is VETERAN friendly the room is clean the only problem is they don't keep the lot…read moreplowed. They have WIFI and are decently close to restaurants and Casino. Casino does have a shuttle but not wheelchair accessible there is also a Casino in BayMills who I believe has a shuttle

Staff is very nice & welcoming. Definitely an older motel but has a vintage charm to it, IMO. As a…read morephotographer, I think it would make a GREAT photo session for sure which I would've taken advantage of if I had more time. Not a "five star hotel" by any means but works for those just passing through & has all the essentials so that's why I gave it 5 stars. Our room had 3 beds which was really nice for a family of 4 & the essentials included were ac, wifi, tv, microwave, mini fridge, coffee maker, shampoo/soap & hot shower with good pressure so, we really had no complaints. I will say u might want to bring your own pillows & maybe some blankets. Traffic does get a little loud outside the window & you can hear your "neighbors" through the walls but, we're pretty heavy sleepers so that didn't really bother us but I know it might bother some ppl which is why I mentioned it. In the morning we went to "Oh Crepe & Coffee" for breakfast which was really good so I'd highly recommend going there for breakfast since it's so close & an easy way to start your day in the Soo.

Such a lovely little airport! Plenty of seating of varied types: tables, work spaces, seats with a…read moreview to the window. And yes, there is complimentary coffee from a little coffee making machine. There are other snacks and beverages in vending machines. It's bright, clean, airy, and we'll-designed. There is a car rental counter, which is helpful in This relatively remote area. Pro tip: if you're catching an early morning flight, you may not want to put the rental car keys in the after-hours drop box until you confirm that your flight is on time. our 7am flight was delayed so we had four hours to kill without the use of our rental.

My wife and I have flown out of CIA. Several times and have NEVER had a problem. The only way you…read morecould have a problem is if. One running to late to check in for the flight (that's your fault) OK EVERYONE how long before a flight are you supposed to check in????????????? Number 2and (mind you I'm a wheelchair chair bound Veteran) if you give TSA a hard time I won't say anything then but I will Descreetly stand up for the TSA.