Food is excellent but over priced for a baked potato it was over $6.00…read moreRidiculous not worth it.

This is not really a good hotel area. Barnum is south of Carlton and Cloquet and is a rather small…read moretown. I grew up not far from here in Wrenshall. The room was clean, comfortable and updated with a view out the back. We stayed in the connected rooms so it was like a motel but they also had separate cottages behind that to stay in. The family that runs it must live near one end where you can see piles of stuff all over. I admit that looked really bad so i was afraid of what the room would be like and my wife and I enjoyed our stay there. We would book another room there, no problem. It was also affordable. Enjoy the photos.

Came here for Grandma's marathon, and was able to get a room for two nights for a half decent…read moreprice, specifically for Grandma's weekend. It was really close to busing to and from Duluth and overall a decent experience. I don't think that I would personally stay here if I was doing a Duluth trip just because it is around 20 to 25 minutes out of the city... But specifically for Grandma's weekend it was great!

Medium sized casino 1.5 hrs from the Twin Cities metro area. I loved the cheap drinks and easy…read moreparking. I don't gamble much, but came out here to see a comedian's event. The event center had the comfiest stackable chairs that gave great lower back support. I would prefer stadium seating for a comedian's event, but could easily see the venue being used for large weddings. Tried to eat at the Steakhouse at 8:45pm after the event, but disappointed they couldn't seat us since they closed at 9pm on a Friday night.

Its closed and for sale. Feel free to pick it up. Probably real cheap. I woulda stayedread more

Don't waste your time or energy here. You can't count on them to keep your reservation. The…read moremanagement is completely rude, offensive and out of touch with what the hospitality business is all about. They will sell you out at their first opportunity. The staff follows suit with management, so don't expect solace there. If i could rate them negative 5 stars i would.

This is a comfy Bed & Breakfast in a tiny town "in the middle of nowhere" 40 miles south of Duluth…read more It's a good half way point if you're looking for a quiet place to rest and refresh. There are no restaurants or other things around (with the exception of a small general store and bar) so eat before you come and bring something to entertain you. It worked as a last minute change of plans meant our hotel in Duluth couldn't hold our room for us and the entire city was fully booked over the weekend. We spent a day in Duluth and just needed a place to sleep before heading back to the twin cities. We booked a room through Airbnb. Julie is a sweet lady and a gracious host! She made us a delicious omelet and coffee cake for breakfast in the morning and we had a nice time getting to know her and how she started the B&B. The living space was cozy, homey, and our room was clean with a rustic/ vintage farmhouse feel. There's a nice sitting area on the front porch. This was a lovely spot to be surrounded by quiet and just relax after a busy day of driving and activities.

After about a week on the Boundary Waters Canoe Area (BWCA), part of our paddling team stayed here…read moreonce we finished and drove down to Duluth for the night. I always knew that this Hampton Inn was in Wisconsin, and chose it because it was the cheapest deal I could find at the time. And no, I'm not sure why Duluth hotel properties are so relatively expensive. We found the Hotel relatively easy to find, although the adjacent building/road construction made the directions (and turns) a little more challenging. Getting back into Duluth Minnesota (for Dinner later) was fairly easy and port/lake scenic. If there's a next time, I'll continue up the North Shore and make my stop more that a one night visit. The Hampton property reflects the modern refurbishments within the chain, which I found clean, comfortable and welcoming. Upon check-in, the most important tasks were: 1. Shower (!) 2. Change into Clean Clothes (Yes, the ride down from Ely was a little "ripe") 3. Separate and Pack Up the "Canoe Clothes" 4. Make Dinner Reservations (Grandma's) 5. Chat with Gayle again (the first call upon return from the Lake) I also got a good night sleep, enjoyed the free hot breakfast (and friendly staff) in the morning, and hung out with Bob/Bird and Jeff before we all went our separate ways.

Great location, close to a nice park to sit by the lake! Dunkin Donuts in the parking lot!…read more Not far from the University and lots of shops. Quiet though on a busy street.

I really enjoyed my stay here, the owner and manager is a great person that is a treat to speak…read morewith and it's right across the street from a cool pizza place and liquor store. Everything was nicely cleaned and the complimentary toiletries were wonderful.

I am staying here this weekend for hunting, and I am so impressed! I wanted a comfortable,…read morewelcoming place to lay my head down at night, and this is exactly it! There is NEW OWNERSHIP as of a month ago, and he is extremely welcoming, has a great personality, and it all about making sure everyone is happy. The location is amazing with shuttle service to Doc's, trails less than a mile away, and a liquor store/laundromat right across the street! I would definitely recommend Sturgeon Lake Motel to any sportsmen looking for a weekend getaway!

"Hello, Heartwood? I would like to make reservations for your Mother's Day Brunch for 9:00 a.m."…read more "How many will be in your party?" "Just me. My husband passed away in January." We went on, the two of us, talking pleasantries a bit more, stranger to stranger. I promised I would be there at 9:00 and hung up. The next morning, I was there on time and was greeted by the young woman who recognized my name. "We talked last night. You are our guest today. No charge." Stephanie said. I was dumbfounded and realized that she saw within me something I didn't realize I had revealed--that I needed to be pampered, that I was vulnerable, that I was tired, that I was worried, that I hurt. I had never alluded to any of that over the phone, but she knew. The staff regularly checked on me, the owner especially making certain I was fine, and I was. The brunch was amazing, filled with luscious entrees, a far cry from the normal Northwoods pizza-hamburger venues. I was also able to enjoy watching the young parents with their children, lining up for their eggs and shrimp and everything delightful. I am home now and soon I will be watching a movie--probably a western--that my husband would have liked. I will remember him telling me all about the lives of the actors, how this movie compared to another, how the plots developed. I will remember my folks and wish they were again enjoying the rustic comforts of the cabin. I will remember my caring son and daughter who will call later to see what mischief I have been into. And I will remember the "strangers" who crossed my path today to help point me forward into a journey of hope.

We stayed in the cottage across the lake from the main resort there's four cottages and one private…read moreone off on its own. they're nice. kind of expensive I guess not horribly bad we were excited about the gas fireplace only to find out that after it's on a bit the fan kicks in and the fan is very very loud and then a little bit after that there's some sort of a rattle starts to go as well it's quite a racket and it seems like the fan stays on for about an hour after you shut it off. This was for cottage 3. They are spread apart pretty good three and four as well as one and two kind of share a fire pit areas not really share but they're close together where you where you would hang out but otherwise they're nicely spaced. the row boats and the dock are right by cabin 1 which I would say is probably the best location of the four especially the nicest view then I think cabin 2 has the next best view.

When looking for a place to stay overnight in Hinckley there are very few options. There are 3…read moreGrand Casino Hotels and 2 other Hotels/Motels to choose from. This place has been newly remodeled so I chose this place because I thought it was more likely to be the cleanest. It indeed was nice and clean. The bed's are ok when it comes to comfort. The pool looked like a normal pool, which I did not go in. The hot tub was very soothing and enjoyable. There is a continental breakfast that consists of breads, bagels, muffins, and doughnuts along with cereal and several choices of juices, milk, and coffee. Overall, a decent place to stay in this area especially for the price of $69.00 for a Friday night. I gave a 2 because compared to all the hotels I have stayed at this one rates as a 2.

Oh my-where to start! Mold,messy bed,dust,urine on toilet,mirror not cleaned.....they said they…read morewere going to send housekeeping to our room while we were gone and they never did. It was not a good experience. If you have to stay here,bring your own bed and pillows. It's a dirty place and the beds are hard and the pillows are horrible!!!

I didn't stay the night here, but they were so kind and helpful when I needed to buy a daily trail…read morepass to bike on the Gandy Dancer trail. The place looks beautiful and perfect for a family getaway to Siren Wisconsin.

This used to be a good place. Went there last weekend the pool and hot tub filthy. The jacuzzi room…read morewe had was so dirty it had mold in the jets, mold on the sink faucet, body hair in the shower and jacuzzi. I went to complain to Karri and she was shaking and getting so upset saying she personally cleaned it. Was very defensive and rude. I took a lot of pictures. I talked to the manager about it who told me and my family not to come back because we complained about the filthy room. We have asthma in my family and being around mold is dangerous. Then they leave an envelope in the room encouraging to leave the cleaners a tip now. DO NOT GO HERE! Best western might cost more money but at least it's clean.