Cool place! Attended a wedding here this past weekend. Beautiful setting with a place for an…read moreoutdoor ceremony among the trees (and shade!), also an alternate sunny spot. The barn itself has dining space downstairs and bar and large dance floor upstairs. Staircase on each side for getting up and down. The hayloft does get quite hot while dancing on a summer night. Jill the owner was around and also told us about the history of the farm and let us see inside the cabins. Super cool! Beautiful fireplace, kitchen, and old wood beams. She's also done some gorgeous gardening work around the buildings and ponds. Great venue!

We had our daughters wedding here in July. I have nothing more than amazing things to say about…read morethis place. Its just beautiful! What an amazing day! Jill was a pleasure to work with! I highly recommend it. You will not be disappointed!

Really nice event center with lots of space and ample connection to the Duluth skyway system…read more You walk out the doors and you're right on Duluth harbor next to lots of big boats. It was a really good event space with a strong Wi-Fi and cell signal inside and good power to connect up to. Lots of parking in multiple directions around the arena and a good event center located right in Duluth across from superior Wisconsin with easy access from the twin cities for people flying in.

We came here for Zach Williams concert. The location is accessible through the skyway. The concert…read morewas in Symphony Hall. This had poor sound quality for the first performer. The place is dated and nondescript. It had velvet seats. Not impressed at all. Also lack of many bathrooms. They seem to book many acts. Maybe they perform at Amsoil Arena. Looks like there is adequate parking.

The inn is part of the larger Fitger's building, which reminds me of Pike Place Market in Seattle…read morebut on a smaller scale. The inn has incredible character with ornate hall carpets, stained glass, and high ceilings. Check in took only a few minutes and he explained different services available during our stay. Our room overlooked the lake, a really pretty view. It was a deluxe room and had nice space for two people, with a king bed, desk with chair, two upholstered chairs, and a mini fridge concealed in the entertainment center. The bathroom wasn't as tiny as many hotels, and seemed as if it had been renovated in the past few years. The hotel included small bottles of shampoo and conditioner, as there were no installed pumps on the walls. In the morning, the nearby board room had coffee available (tasty stuff, according to my husband) plus apples, bananas, and an assortment of granola bars and similar bars. There were also some board games available for guests. Our first night there, on a Thursday, was incredibly quiet. No road noise, no noises within the hotel. Even the AC was quiet. Our experience Friday and Saturday wasn't as pleasant because we had very loud people on one side who were talking and laughing past 11pm and also had dogs that yapped at random intervals. So, just an unfortunate draw as to who our neighbors were. That was the only negative, though. We loved how many things were walkable from our room. We went in most all the nearby shops and bought a number of things, too. People should know that the parking garage is on the other side of the complex; valet parking is also available but we didn't utilize it.

We've stayed at Fitger's many times over the years and always appreciated the charm, service, and…read moreattention to detail, but our last stay was pretty disappointing. In our room we noticed wallpaper peeling off the walls, holes in the window screen, cracked and peeling paint on the ceiling, a sagging mattress, and just a general sense that the place was not getting a lot of love. It was sad to see this great hotel in such a state of disrepair. I truly hope they can turn it around.

Went three for breakfast on Saturday I had ordered eggs, bacon, sausage, hash browns, and pancakes…read more When I received my food it was stone cold like they pull some leftovers out of the fridge. My friends ordered omelettes and when they arrived they were smaller than a deck of playing cards. The wait staff didn't seem to be bothered with our presence they were too busy chit chatting with each other in the corner.

Decide to check this place out one night, as the menu seemed pretty impressive. Lots of variety and…read moresome unique stuff too. Service was really good, but sadly the food was as really mediocre. The burgers definitely seemed to be frozen patties, no wow-factor. I had the meatloaf. It was good, but coming out on a white plate made me feel like I was grabbing dinner from the hospital cafeteria on my break. Bloody Mary had really good flavor but it really needed more alcohol. I feel like with a little work on presentation and a tiny bit more flair, this menu has potential.

Excellent, swift and sexy service! Mini golf was monumental. The complimentary breakfast was…read moredivine. The ice machine was very clean, I seen the housekeepers cleaning it myself. The young energetic general manager popped his collar and settled the score on a 30 man brawl out in the parking lot. He had four men on each arm and swiftly escorted them back to their rooms!! The club outside was jumping and the maintenance man was crawling around like he was on PCP. The housekeepers gave me a back alley deal like I've never seen before!! This was an unforgettable stay at the Country Inn of Two Harbors. Please add cappuccino machines like holiday I would be so grateful!!

Just so so. While it was a place to sleep, I feel the value was not close to comparable to the…read moreprice paid. The only positive was breakfast. I returned from hiking up the North Shore my first (and only) night, ready to fall asleep and get up early the next morning for sunrise pics at Split Rock. The walls are thin, the floors creak, and doors slam shut. So from 8-around 1030, it was so noisy, then after that, I could hear conversations from the adjoining rooms. They weren't being "loud" the walls were just that thin. The bed was not very comfy. The sheets were scratchy. There was a single washcloth tucked up into the shower curtain ... clean? Not clean? I dunno. It stayed there. The access to parking coming from the North is a nightmare as the turning lane is also used by those accessing the left turn light and the lot is full of deep potholes that are hard to avoid. The driveway is also shared by McDonalds so it makes for a busy place. Customer service was good. Staff were friendly and courteous. Overall, just not worth the cost. Other places further up the North Shore were comparable in price, had more amenities, and were closer to many of the destinations.

Easy check in process! Room was super cute and well equipped with toiletries. Check out the bars…read moreattached. Lots of restaurants and shopping nearby. Hidden gem! AND you can take drinks from the Rathskeller to your room. SO COOL

We are completely satisfied with our stay at the Oliver Inn. We knew when booking that some rooms…read morewere 'hostel' style and that the property was accessed with codes and such. Even after reading bad, outdated reviews, we decided to give it a go. So glad we did! Snively's lounge on the first floor is cute and pleasant. We enjoyed our 2 for 1 beer credits included with our room. This is a historical building, there will be noise. But, we weren't disrupted. The Rathskeller speakeasy down stairs is too cute. They weren't playing any jazz (which is common I guess) during our stay, which was fine by us. My hubby and I were celebrating our anniversary, and we loved our choices. Parking is simple enough, across the street in a secure ramp for $12 a day. If you read any reviews that there is a stinky Japanese restaurant on site.....that is outdated info. We stayed in room 3, two twin beds, lower level, shared bathrooms (2)....both have showers and we never encountered both being in use at once. Beds were comfy and the bedding was soft. We will definitely be back. Personally, I like no windows; I prefer to sleep in a cave. Lol. The elevator was a nice surprise. I need my knees replaced; stairs are not my friend. Lol.

We hired MidCoast Catering for our wedding this summer and we used the Rambler food truck and two…read morebartenders from them. The food truck was a HUGE hit and we received so many compliments on how good the food was! The food was so delicious! That being said, I am giving them four stars because we had two communication issues. First, we were told all our guests could have all three sides at the food truck and the day of were told they could only have two. The biggest issue though was the food truck needed someone to serve sides and they did not bring the necessary staff to do so. One of the bartenders went to serve sides and left one bartender with a 15+ person line at the bar. When I asked the bartender to go back to the bar (where I paid for them to be) my mom and then one of the groomsmen had to serve the sides. This was defiantly not ideal. If we had to do it again we would absolutely have gone with the food truck but maybe would have hired bartenders from a separate company.

We stayed in the big two story cabin. It was perfect for our family. It does seem cleanliness isn't…read morea high priority as there were spider webs with daddy long legs everywhere and layers of dust. Everything else seemed to be clean though. My one suggestion is to bring a baby gate if you have Littles because the stairs are of course a fun place climb. Also plastic plates and a high chair or booster would be useful to have. There's no air conditioning so plan accordingly. They do have some box fans though.

Only stayed here twice but would like to go back. Clean and comfortable cabins and I hope they…read morestill allow pets. We need more places like this to choose from!