Very quaint inn. We stayed in room #1. Loved that it was the only room down the hall and our…read moreentrance was private The furnishings were in keeping with the era of the building . We had a queen size bed. There was also a small fireplace (gas) and a whirlpool tub. Cute patio , that faces the bay. The view is slightly obscured by trees and marsh grasses. The usual amenities. Mini fridge, one cup coffee pot and hair dryer. Unfortunately, we found the bed to be extremely uncomfortable. It was like laying on the floor. The pillows were down, but the kind that flattened and stay flat. The water in the shower is just gross. It left you feeling slimy. Never clean. My hair was a giant knot, no matter how much conditioner I used. Unfortunate. There is no microwave in the room. However , there is one by the coffee bar in the lobby. They also had a mini fridge with juices and flavored water. They did not offer water or ice anywhere. This was a huge inconvenience. We drink a lot of water and ice would have been nice. We did end up buying a case of water. As cute as the Blacksmith inn is, I would not go back. If you're not getting a good nights sleep it really affects your vacation. And not feeling clean after showering ick

Oh Door County, you wondrous vacation spot from my childhood! Not visiting in years, I recently had…read morea chance to go back to Door County with my husband, sister, and parents- AND it was like I remembered it with the added bonuses of now being an adult who can do more shopping (allowance becomes salary) and drinking (cider becomes cider). These are good things. Yes, it is a nice spot for young families, but you can also have a quality time with a group of adults. If you have never been or never heard of Door County (or DCW for us in the know), it is about five hours from Chicago (four if you speed, but you won't want to). Five hours is a completely manageable drive, when the weather is nice; when it isn't, you basically pray on a loop that you won't hit a deer. The anxiety just makes the drive more fun! In pleasant weather, you pass distracting places with huge signs that simply say "C-H-E-E-S-E" and "F-I-R-E-W-O-R-K-S" on them. Driving from Chicago, you basically follow the coast line of Lake Michigan until you can't drive anymore; DCW is the thumb on the hand of Wisconsin. For my Michigan natives, use your other hand to understand Wisconsin's hand geography. Where we have stayed at friend's cabins and some other hotels, we stayed at Blacksmith Inn on the Shore this time. Blacksmith Inn is beautiful and has many room options (including ones in the Harbor House next door). For this stay, we rented out the Orchard House across the street. The four-bedroom fully-functional house felt more like an airbnb rental than connected to the Inn, which was absolutely perfect. So much well-preserved vintage, comfortable beds, and an excess of bathrooms made this a great place for our group. There are many other stay options in Door County; with all of the inns, B+Bs, lodges, and actual airbnb rentals, you basically need to breakdown what are going to be the most important amenities for your stay and book accordingly, but this place was perfect for us.

I cannot speak for the inn, but I can tell you their dining is fantastic. After several recs for…read morelunch at the White Gull Inn from both tourists and locals, I'm so happy we chose to eat here during our stay in Door County. I ordered the "Closed Doorwich," and it was seriously one of the tastiest, most memorable sandwiches I've ever had! The caramelized apples?! c'mon! You can't go wrong with either of their chips or potato salad on the side- both were excellent. The staff was friendly and the service was great. I highly recommend sitting on the back patio if you can- very open, clean, and quaint. We will be back to try that cherry stuffed french toast!

This place has really cool history and is an operating inn. It feels very historical and timely…read moreeating here. Our server was nice and made me laugh. I tried the veggie omelette and the cherry French toast. I really enjoyed both, and I liked that the omelette came with hashbrowns and an English muffin. The French toast was stuffed with cherry cream cheese and was very decadent. The inside is very cozy, but they also have a nice patio where we sat. However, it was bee season and they were absolutely attacking us. It's a cute spot and I would come back! Fish creek is like a hallmark movies.

Este lugar es increíble! Es un espacio único con un menú excelente, yo siempre elijo el brat y…read moremadre mía siempre delicioso! Su selección de vino y cerveza es muy buena y el servicio de lo mejor. Totalmente recomendado.

This is the second time I've been to Roots. Both times were equally amazing. Two years ago, my…read morebuddy recommended it. He's a regular visitor to Door County and he and his family count this among their favorite places to eat. I can see why. It's so good. The majority of their menu happens to be vegan, but whether you are a meat eater or not (I am), it doesn't matter -- the food is excellent. This most recent time, I got a Rice Bowl that had crispy shredded tofu...it was delicious. There's an awesome deck on the back side for outdoor seating, and a few seats out front too. Both times I've visited, we sat outside. It's in my top tier of places to eat in Door County. Like I said, if you are not a vegan or vegetarian, don't be scared off by the fact that most of the menu is meatless -- with flavors like this, it doesn't matter.

We stayed at the Baypoint Inn on a recent trip to Door County Wisconsin. We had a beautiful unit…read moreoverlooking Lake Michigan Green Bay. The vistas were just outstanding. A million view! The unit was very cozy with a large master bedroom with a king size bed, a fully equipped kitchen, a nice living room, seating area and a very pleasant patio overlooking the lake and the swimming pool. There was a large bathroom with a shower and a beautiful whirlpool bath. It had all the comforts of home. The staff was very friendly. We were served a complementary breakfast brought to our door every day with our choice of menu items. We had a wonderful stay and would like to come back here again the next time we come to Door County.

Fantastic in room breakfast service. Heater bathroom floor, gas fireplace, powerful tub whirlpool,…read morespeakers throughout room. Convenience of central walkable to Egg Harbor establishments. Great weekend stay!

Ed and Frank are two amazing innkeepers!…read more Where to start? This was our second stay at the Inn, and found both stays to be exceptionally enjoyable. This is a small, 3 bedroom B&B farm house. It is located fairly central in the Door County peninsula, allowing both easy access to most places one would want to visit, and the most amazing star filled skies only available when you are not near a town. Staying at the Inn, a most wonderful and lovingly prepared breakfast is included. Fresh fruit, home made waffles, perfectly crafted scrambled eggs! They will also adjust per your needs or requests. Rooms are quaint, with just enough farm house character to make them fun, while allowing a good night's sleep on very comfortable beds fitted with soft, freshly laundered sheets. The gardens are welcoming and comfortable. There is a patio with delicious grapes hanging from trellises, and flowers everywhere. Just the right amount of artwork is scattered around, but the focus is always on the growing beauty. Ed is also a watercolor artist who teaches classes in part of the restored barn. His paintings can be purchased, along with a wide variety of antiques or artwork in their shop. All of these elements of the farm form a cohesive experience. Each part compliments the other, and even staying only a long weekend, our souls were nourished.

We (Harv and Paige) found the Inn in the B&B section of DoorCounty.com. When we saw the photos on…read morethe Inn's Web site, we fell in love. We were lucky to find eight days in August available. We both have health issues; they were all handled easily and flexibly. We stayed in a restored 1902 Dutch farmhouse, filled with antiques, but renovated to current comfort standards. Few Dutch farmhouses can boast a playable grand piano and a wood-burning fireplace in the parlor! The nearby barn is now a gallery and art studio. Both are surrounded by ten acres of grass, gardens, and paths. Monarch butterflies munch milkweed in a garden. Paige saw a hummingbird feed at a flower near her head while she relaxed in the pergola. A gazebo gives refuge from the sun. The Inn is midway between Door County's "coasts," away from the bustle of the tourist towns, but a short drive from them. It's far enough from town lights to be a dark sky location, where we could lie on the grass one night to watch airplanes, satellites, and meteors. What a treat! Our hosts Ed and Frank are multi-talented, funny, helpful, flexible, and full of wonderful stories from their travels and Ed's painting trips and classes. With extensive culinary backgrounds and as long-time residents, their restaurant suggestions are exceptional. Frank designs and maintains the landscaping and provides extraordinary breakfasts. The artistically arranged fresh fruit cups are a delight. Frank works in ink, pencil, and ceramics. His antiques background shows in collections of cut glass and teddy bears -- a few such among many. Ed paints in watercolor, gives classes, teaches workshops in the U.S., Mexico and Europe, and has showings in the gallery. He's a visiting faculty member at the Kansas City Art Institute and has had work in many national shows. We each bought some of Ed's and Frank's work. The Inn serves adults only; no pets are allowed. There are three rooms, one with a private bath; the other two rooms share a bath. The shower is exhilarating; the beds are very comfortable. Rates in 2019 are $135 and $149 a night. The Inn is an oasis of calm amid Door County's somewhat hectic pace. After hearing Ed's and Frank's stories about visitors returning year after year, some from the Inn's beginnings, we were surprised to see only one two-year-old Yelp review. We now think it's a well-kept secret. If you found this jewel, you might not want to share it. We enthusiastically recommend the Inn at Windmill Farm. We've already booked for next year at the height of the Perseids meteor shower.

We walked to Goose & Twigs for coffee this morning and grabbed a bite to eat as well. It's a short…read morewalk from Pheasant Park. The service was timely and helpful, and the shop has a nice vibe. We had the cherry vanilla latte, Mayan mocha, and breakfast sandwich. Everything hit the spot and we would definitely recommend this coffee shop when in Sister Bay!

This place is so freaking cute!! The location is walking distance to everything in Sister Bay,…read morewhich is absolutely perfect! The room was newly renovated and super clean!! The only downfall was that the walls were super thin! One of the nights our neighbors got in late and we could literally hear everything they were saying!!

This place was amazing. We had a rough trip there and they were more than accommodating to us…read moregetting in so late. Had the best time enjoying some peaceful time in the living room. The breakfast was absolutely amazing! Everything we had was cooked perfectly and breakfast I would want again.

We stayed here this past weekend for our "babymoon" and it was absolutely perfect. So clean, room…read morewas really nice and so private (we stayed in the Wedgewood Room) and breakfast were both delicious and filling. Highly recommend and we would definitely be back! Breakfast: Cinnamon rolls/granola choices Coffee/OJ/milk/water Parfait of fruit Tomato/herb quiche/sausage/toast **I love food so figured this might be helpful **

We had such a wonderful stay at the Eagle Harbor Inn. It is a peaceful setting across the street…read morefrom the water, extremely kid friendly, and the rooms are well appointed. Our one room suite featured a small kitchen and living room space, and well decorated bathroom and bedroom. The property has an indoor pool, kids playscape, and afternoon snack time in the main welcome center. The landscaping and shaded setting of the property made for a peaceful oasis. All of the staff that we encountered were also very friendly. I enjoyed that this property is walking distance to great coffee, breakfast and fabulous pierogies next door. Overall, we had a great stay and would definitely choose this location again. This town is also with a 10 minute drive to several other fun villages in door county.

Wonderful relaxing stay at Eagle Harbor. Stayed here over 15 years ago when there was only the Inn…read more Stayed in one of their suites. Many upgraded amenities. Very friendly staff and owner. Great location close to the bay. Will definitely stay again. Cannot go wrong with this one.

We selected this restaurant based on the reviews and menu and were not in any way disappointment…read more Everything we ate was excellent. Started with the cheese plate and very much enjoyed the selection. I wish they would have provided more bread or crackers but that is because I'm a carb lover. Additionally, we had to clarify what one of the items on the cheese plate was because it tasted like alcohol to my husband. Looked like olives or cherries. It was indeed a type of cherry and had alcohol. I was grateful we had asked before trying myself at 8 months pregnant. My husband got the pressed 1/2 chicken and we both loved it. It had an incredible depth of flavor, great seasoning. I got the braised short ribs and enjoyed these as well. However, I wished they had been served with mashed potatoes instead of what I believe were grits. We ended our meal with the flourless chocolate cake which was the perfect cherry on top. Caramel spoons with popped amaranth on top were served with our check. Nice touch! Cozy atmosphere, nice fire crackling and friendly servers. What more can we ask for?

The ideal brunch spot in Fish Creek. My fiancé and I had the prosciutto eggs Benedict and it was…read moremouthwatering. The hollandaise was perfectly prepared. Sitting on the sun porch, sipping coffee, cherry juice and mimosas was an idyllic way to spend the first official day of spring.

My husband and I had a fantastic time staying at Thorpe House for a long weekend; it was both fun…read moreand relaxing. The decor throughout the house is gorgeous and every room is very unique, so there's a nice variety to pick from all of the photos when booking online. We had the Jessie and it was such a treat having both a fireplace and jacuzzi in the room! The staff were lovely and fun to chat with, as well as hear more home history. The food was fresh and delicious-there was no doubt about who was making it because it was done in the same room. The Inn is right in the bustle of town so its easy to walk for shopping, different restaurants, going to the water (etc) but you never hear any noise inside of our room. Thorpe House is reasonably priced if you're celebrating something like we were. It was like stepping back in time but nothing felt dated. They fill up really quickly so get a room booked as soon as you know when your trip is! We will absolutely come back the next time we're in the area!

Our stay at Thorp House Inn & Cottages was nothing short of miserable. The room was freezing…read morebecause the bathroom heater didn't work in the middle of winter, which made the entire space uncomfortable from the moment we arrived. The jacuzzi tub -- one of the reasons we booked -- was filthy, clearly not cleaned properly before our stay. We also paid for a horse‑drawn carriage ride, which was canceled due to weather. That part was understandable. What wasn't understandable was the complete lack of communication about the replacement trolley ride being one‑way only. We were dropped off and left to walk back to the B&B in bitter cold temperatures with no warning. Breakfast was another disappointment. What was served tasted reheated and stale, like it had been sitting around far too long. And the truffles we ordered -- which should have been a special touch -- were stored in the laundry room and all tasted like detergent. For the price and reputation, we expected a warm, welcoming, and well‑run experience. Instead, we left cold, frustrated, and extremely let down. We won't be returning.