A lovely way to keep an old school motor lodge alive. It is so close to both Tahquamenon and…read moreWhitefish and an easy morning drive over to the Soo. Was nice to support the local restaurant and the local store (since we were able to cook). It was comfortable and clean and we look forward to coming back.

Just came back from here and it was a great experience! We have stayed at a different local place…read morefor almost 15 years for an annual trip but the place is disgusting now so we needed a new place to go. We weren't disappointed! Very clean, comfortable beds, ample parking even if you have a trailer, some units are pet friendly too. Having a kitchen, with clean dishes, is awesome as well as having laundry on site! Rooms are a great size, the house has the master at the other end which was nice when traveling with others too! We will be back!

Tourists doing Touristy Things today…read more We stopped at the must stop spot for apple fritters, despite our skepticism after the must stop pie spot. As you can see from the big, fat 5, these fritters did NOT disappoint! Yes, they are huge but we're going for quality over quantity- they just happen to have nailed both. Tender, fluffy, tasty & not oily. I can practically taste it typing now. It was truly everything you want in a fritter, without the things I don't like. Rumor had it that there were 2 other must have items here: smoked lake trout (5 from the hubs) & butter tarts - these, I did not care for. There was nothing wrong with them, the crust was perfect and I am sure the filling was as it should be but I didn't realize that it's essentially a pecan pie filling sans pecans. Guess who detests pecans pie... yup, me. So, I passed that to the hubs, too. I then tried a lemon tart, which was a-ok. For me, the fritter is where it's at for this stop & you should probably get some smoked fish. Maybe not eat them together. (Note: we split an order of fish tacos for lunch. They were also good. Staff were great at both registers!)

The apple fritters, baked good, and view is absolutely amazing! If you're going to Canada stop by…read moreand get some fritters!!!

Easy to get to .. drive right up .. there was a shipwreck museum right there but didn't go in to…read morethe museum or up in the lighthouse. We just looked around and went down to the beach for a bit. such a lovely place.

Must see if you're in the area. Inexpensive museum - self guided, and rich in history. Incredible…read moregift shop that isn't just full of over-priced junk - it's worth your time to look around. The beach and lookout are great too.

Perfect little cabins; clean, tidy and comfortable! The cabin I stayed in had 2 separate bedrooms…read moreand a pull out couch, perfect for kids. The beds were comfortable, one of them was brand new! The bathroom was small but there was excellent water pressure and good, hot water. Our cabin had all the basics including all kitchen ware, a coffee maker, hair dryer, TV/VCR/DVD player and alarm clocks. Outdoors, our yard included a screened in attached porch, fire pit (wood included), picnic table, chairs and a cafe table and a clothesline. The property sits on the edge of Lake Superior and has private beach access. The beach has beautiful Great Lakes sand and cool, clear water. The beach is lined with adirondack chairs and they have inner tubes for the kids. The owners work hard to maintain their property and therefore can be a bit persnitickity about their cabins and property. Don't be put off; this place is terrific and they are the reason why. Do bring your own marshmallow forks; it's the one thing we didn't find. And, do your grocery shopping before you get to Paradise; the grocery store is a whole different ball game!

If I come to Paradise again, I'll stay here again. It was great. The cottage I stayed in was clean…read moreand comfy. Its just a few minutes from the beautiful beach. The kitchen is great, too. No complaints at all. I paid $82 a night over Labor Day weekend, which is fantastic.

Love this hotel, extremely clean. Sauna, hot tub, and large pool. 24 hour coffee, tea, hot…read morechocolate, lemon water. Down the stairs out the back to private beach and outlook. Room temp easily adjusted, we were never uncomfortable. But #1, extremely clean. Likely the nicest accommodation up here, I would never try any other hotel after this for fear of being disappointed. Restaurant in the front

We recently spent ten days traveling through Michigan's upper peninsula. During our trip, we stayed…read moreat four other hotels. Magnuson Grand Lakefront Paradise was by far the best. Each hotel was a plus 4.2 or higher. Our room was spotless, had everything we needed, and overlooked Lake Superior. The view was magnificent. From the moment we checked in until the moment we left, the staff could not have been nicer or more helpful. The hotel is close to several local attractions which made it easier for us. We highly recommend this hotel and will be back next year!! Richard

If you drove by and saw the cabins with paint peeling off you might have thought this was a…read moreneglected, run-down place and moved on. Don't judge this book by its cover. The interiors of these cabins are very clean and well-kept, with recent renovations. We were very comfortable during our stay here and are looking forward to returning. The kitchen was clean and completely equipped, and the main living area had plenty of space for the two of us to stretch out and relax. Bedrooms were a little small, and the mattresses softer than I'd like, but were OK for a week. The bathroom looked recently remodeled. Shower stall was awesome--large, with the nozzle high enough to spray my 6'6" frame without me bending down. That's almost never been the case at a rental cabin. Wifi was generally reliable, but went out several times, usually briefly. The view of course is wonderful. Having Lake Superior right outside your window is reason enough to stay here. With so much to do around Paradise, our main regret was not staying another week,

First time being to the Upper Peninsula and I'm glad I chose this spot to stay. The cabins are…read morebasically a time capsule and the feeling being there is pretty amazing. The owners are good people. Went and visited the Great Shipwreck Museum (go visit it) and drove west to some of the National park sites all in one day. Good location and nice place to stay.

This is Yooper Land not New York. The cabin is small but comfy it is only $80 a night. It is right…read moreon Lake Superior wow what a view. The bathroom is tiny but that is my only complaint.

We spent 4 nights here in Septermber with another couple and had a great time. It was small for 4…read morepeople but the bedrooms were very comfortable. We had cabin 4 with a large deck which was nice. Beautiful view of Lake Superior. We would go back again.

Excellent time with the owners! Bon fire and other attractions were fun! Rooms were nice.read more

Mike and Jana are excellent hosts. Good, clean rooms for a respectful price. And the game room is a…read moregreat gathering place.