We have been coming here for 14 years. Loads of fun fishing, swimming, kayaking, and all the best…read morethe lake has to offer. Cabins are comfortable and we enjoy bonfires and comraderie at the end of the day!

From the owner: Pine Ridge Resort is a small, quiet family oriented fishing resort on the very popular Woman Lake…read morechain of lakes in northern Minnesota. Our seven, modern housekeeping cabins are widely spaced along 700+ feet of shoreline. Here, families and friends gather to take in the incredible beauty of Minnesota's northwoods.

Room wasn't clean, had to clean the bathroom vanity top and mirror. I had to go to the front desk…read moreto get soap. Tub was broken and it looked like a 4 year old patched it with playdoh. Breakfast looked disgusting and the coffee was awful. Very dated overall and I wouldn't go back.

No elevator. Not ADA friendly and poor customer service. My parents and I will never ever go to…read morethis hotel again.

Well maintained older hotel. Staff was very friendly and accommodating and flexible with my stay…read moredates.

We really liked this place and would not hesitate to book here again…read more Pros: Nice quiet location with a super-friendly and helpful staff. Breakfasts were good and the place was really quiet at night. It also has a really nice, good-sized indoor pool. It's located just on the outskirts of the town so there's plenty of shopping and lake access in a very short walking/driving distance. Best of all, loons in the lake! Cons: The rooms, or at least the one we had, are a bit dated. Everything certainly looked clean, but definitely a bit worn down. One special note, for those getting the 'economy' room (307?); the bathroom needs some rework. The shower could fit 4 people easily, but the toilet is unbelievably low and is jammed into a corner, making the 'sit down' experience a bit of an adventure. I'm 5' 8" and 225 lbs., and it was definitely an 'issue.' If you're bigger than me, avoid this room until they redo the bathroom. Definitely not enough to take a star off, but something you and they should be aware of.

Longville Inn is under new management since the last time I visited, 5 years ago. I will say the…read morenew manager is more pleasant, but make sure your reservation is correct prior to arrival. New management is attempting to renovate but according to my neighbor, who has been visiting for much longer than myself, the "renovation" has been going on for the last 3 years. I found the floor space to be generous, but without a dresser, my clothes were strewn all over the 2nd bed. Counter space is at a premium. The room has a refrigerator & a microwave but no stove nor oven which is a concern. Since this is a fishing area, most fisherman like to fry their catch for dinner, not microwave it. The bathroom is the real oddity, sliding glass shower door with multiple shower heads and a bowl sink, but no place to put your toiletries because the sink takes up most of the counter space. The price point is in line with the local market. My hope is to return in a couple of years to see how the renovations have come to fruition.

One of the most rudest person I have spoken to in along time…read more The gentlemen who answered the phone with a GRABBY hello and just as rude to my inquiry 3-DAY MINIMUM NO VACANCIES. Not place I would ever consider to stay at.

One of our best family vacations so far! (Last week of July) The resort is beautiful with a small…read moretown feel. We booked our vacation in March and was looking forward to being on the lake once the dreaded Arizona summer hit. We booked cabin #3 which had two bedrooms and one bath with a wonderful view of the lake, a nice sized deck, and a fire pit. All the kitchen appliances were available including a dishwasher! The basic cookware and dishes were also included. It was the perfect size for our family of five. It was so clean and tidy upon check in and it even smelled nice and not musty (been to other cabins that had this problem). We unpacked our things and had enough space for everything, groceries included. The amenities on the lake were so fantastic! The kids enjoyed the playground which included swings, seesaw, slides, and a sandbox. They even had swings right on the sand so you could jump off into the water. We also took advantage of the peddle boats, canoe, paddle boards, and key log. They were all included with our reservations and didn't have to pay extra. But be sure to bring quarters for the arcade room. You're gonna need it! Oh and if you plan on doing laundry they do have washers and dryers that take quarters. My babies (ages 9, 6, & 2) participated in the kids fishing contest and they were so thrilled. Although I think they loved playing with the worms more than the fish. On Wednesday they held a ceremony and they each received an award for their catch of the day with my little one getting the "smallest fish caught" award which he held up proudly. There are also towns close by to grab a bite to eat which we did twice during the week. My hubby even got to play golf since there was a course nearby. The owners were wonderful and very down to earth. They greeted us at check in and made us feel welcomed. I would always see them chatting up with other visitors as if they were life long friends. Many of the visitors are return customers and make yearly trips to the lake. Overall, we had a wonderful experience and created cherished family memories. We absolutely loved our stay here at Thunder Lake Lodge! We will be back! Thank you Craig & Jaime!

From the owner: cabin rentals, boat and pontoon rentals, family vacations, fishing, family reunionsread more

Beautiful rooms and campground! Well maintained and friendly staff. Will definitely be backread more

Our one night stay in this atrocious establishment left us well over $1,000 poorer. Never have I…read morespent so much to stay in a barley heated room, broken showerhead, cracks in the walls, broken appliances, and dirt everywhere. Now we were under the false impression that we would be able to enjoy these luxurious accommidations for the bargain price of $85 dollars for the night. Unbeknownst to us, this price must have changed sometime over the eavening as the friendly staff then helped themselves to all the cash they could find in our room. When confronting the staff (directly after they had a child "cleaning our room" (and wallets)), we were then told that one of us staying in the room must have robbed ourselves. I understand how people can unknowingly rob themselves from time to time, but seeing as we were in the middle of a huge cross country trip and the money was to be spend on that, I found it hard to believe. We were "dared' to contact the police and told, "nothing will be done, what can they do, it was cash" If you find yourself moving through this area, I highly reccomend just scooching over to the next town to find a place to sleep.

We liked it. A nice…read morecasino. What we liked: - Size: Not too big, not too small - Smoke: Good smoke eating equipment - Machines: Plenty of them and they were clean - Parking: Plenty and free - Pub 33: Nice, smallish restaurant with great food What we did not like: - The Men's room next to the Pub 33 restaurant was dirty - The food court didn't seem great. We chose to pass on eating there All in all though, we liked it and we'll be back.

Bad everything. Skip it. Lose your money someplace else. It's an embarrassment to LLBO, just like…read morethe Northern Light casino and hotel. Blame the management or lack there of.