Ok. We were staying on the island and decided to try lunch at the Iroquois. We were very fortunate…read moreto have Malik (Minneapolis) wait on us during our lunch. This young man was a complete GEM! He was so attentive to make sure my wife had the cocktail she wanted and was not afraid to replace one if it didn't meet her expectations. We watched as he took a bowl of water out to a family eating outside for their dog, it was 80+ degrees and the dog had to be thirsty. The woman at the table was so shocked that he thought of her dog....Malik is a very kind soul that is an absolute treasure to the Iroquois Hotel. I hope they realize how great this young man is, I know we appreciated him VERY much! Cheers Malik! Mike n Amy

What a beautiful atmosphere and experience. My friend and I stopped for drinks on the dock after a…read morelong walk around the island. The service was fantastic and the drinks were delicious. Our server, Holly, was very attentive and helpful.

Had a wonderful stay here!! We stayed overnight and it was the absolute cutest B&B I've stayed in…read more We stayed in the Grand Suite with the Jacuzzi and it had a private terrace and the yard was beautiful and so well kept. The Inn keepers were very warm and accommodating and staff was great too. I will be staying here every time I'm on the island, I LOVED IT!!

Lovely inn offers breakfast of eggs, sausage, muffins. They provide afternoon tea. A short walk…read morefrom the dock. Clean room and nice staff

We had cabin 4. Very cute but extremely rustic. My husband had been up there with friends in the…read morespring and they were in a newer more modern cabin and loved it. It was our anniversary and we were looking for a quiet get away so he made reservations for our stay. In our cabin, the door would not open all the way without pushing hard as it dragged on the floor. There were two bedrooms and both had antique beds with antique, rock hard, squeaky, saggy, uncomfortable mattresses. The entire cabin had a musty smell/stink to it. The paint was peeling in spots, especially in the bathroom which contained a rusty metal towel rack on the back of the door. I didn't expect the ritz but I expected at least a comfortable updated bed. Overall I'm not sure I'd go there again unless I could be in a newer cabin.

The cabins are simple and the pictures on their web are accurate to what you might expect. Guests…read moreneed to bring towels and all paper products (tp too). The location was ok. The water by the piers is shallow and grassy. The price is decent. Last I looked their prices just went up a little. You really need a week on the island to figure everything out. Next year I expect things will go much easier.

Rooms were ok . Staff at check in - bit confused. $17 per person resort fee should be rolled into…read morecheck in price. Breakfast that was included- kinda weak .

This is a very very cool place. One thing to consider here is the place is older, and upkeep is…read moreprobably becoming a challenge for them. We stayed in a really cool room: massive vaulted ceiling with logs on top. Multiple beds, including a loft bed. However, the beds are a bit firm and older... They did the trick for a quick stay. No complaints. I will also say: We stayed when the majority of the place was booked by a wedding party, who were... let's say, slightly antsy and angry. One gentleman decided the best way to start his day was to bark at us because he didn't like where one of our group parked. We loved the grounds. The dock out back has some of the best small mouth bass fishing we've experienced is decades. We pulled a 4 lb lunker off the lake (catch and release). All the cabins looks like they might be in better shape than the actual lodge, but we didn't see inside them. I'm just saying keep your mind open. It's a cool place and worthy of your stay.

We have been coming to Drummond Island fishing for years and have stayed at various places. Lake…read moreView is by far our absolute favorite place to stay. Owners Steve and Karen are warm and accommodating. The cabins are clean and kitchens equipped. Easy access for putting your boat in and out with their ramp. There is dock space for a week or over night stay. I've taken many sunrise and sunset pictures from the dock area and enjoy the view from the cabin. The location is convenient for grocery shopping, buying bait and the other stores on the Island.

Decent little cabin. There are small white houses, and two larger yellow houses. There's no beach…read more There's a marsh grass filled section of the bay out back which is pretty enough. But you can't see a sunrise or sunset. But still, it's nice to look out at. There's a boat dock for tiny two people fishing boats. There's no swimming. No pool. No beach access. The cabins smell so bring Febreeze. They have dishes and items you can use. Bring ice. They provide clean, comfortable beds and linens, towels, etc. You may need bug spray to get rid of ants. There's a picnic table and a grill. The owners are really nice. It's a good location along that bay, next to almost every other resort/cabin/motel like place. It is CASH only for the rental which is due upon checking in. Phone signal is spotty. Upgrade your cell service so that you are not charged for roaming-turn off roaming. Get unlimited text. The phone company will think you are in Canada. On the far east side, there's no signal. About $85 for a small cabin.

It's no understatement to say that Jim and Betty Struble make guests feel like part of the family…read moreat this small (two room) bed and breakfast in Les Cheneaux Islands region. The 270-degree view is, as advertised by the inn, spectacular. You can sit out on the point in the inn's yard and see a good number of Les Cheneux' islands and a far-off glimpse of the Martin Reef Lighthouse. You can bring along your kayak or canoe to dock at the boathouse and use the inn as a base to explore the protected channels and islands in this area of northern Lake Huron. You'll get a full breakfast here, often emphasizing the use of local ingredients like maple syrup from the nearby Tassiers and Betty's homemade bread and pastries. Jim and Betty went out of their way to make sure we had everything we needed during our stay. Betty always made sure there was a jug of ice tea in the fridge for me and Jim arranged for us to go sailing with a friend of his because his own boat (which he usually used to take guests on a short tour of the area) was in for repairs the week we were there. Cedarville is also a good place to make your base when exploring the eastern Upper Peninsula. Sault Ste. Marie, St. Igance, Mackinac Island, Tahquamenon Falls, Whitefish Point, Drummond Island...are all possible to do as day trips from here. One thing to remember, they only take cash or personal check for payment. No credit cards.

If you are looking for a quiet, special get away, this could be it. Relaxing. Beautiful views, on…read morethe point on an island looking out onto a few others and a vast horizon. I can see coming here to write, to boat, and to be in the most special spot in Ls Cheneaux Islands. Hosts Betty and Jim are most kind, offering kayaks, bonfire, and area guidance. The room is simple, lovely, and comfortable. Breakfast fresh and thoughtful. This is a small house on a memorable property.

Truthfully there are not many options in DeTour. The Village Inn is small and nothing fancy but…read morethey make a really good Burger and fries. The waitress was friendly and helpful.

Excellent burgers, sandwiches and service. Dining in as well as carry out have been too notch…read moreexperiences. Definitely going back this summer!

Amazing place and great people. On the water with everything you need. This place has a guide…read moreservice available and it's a one stop shop.

We had another great stay at Wa-Wen Resort. The new docks and each spot having electric was…read moreawesome. We also really appreciated the improved Wi-Fi. Affordable and super family and pet friendly. Will be back for sure.