I stayed at the Antler Inn for 1 night and that this place exceeded my expectations for a guest…read morehouse. I was expecting something similar to a hostel. However, Antler Inn is an actual house, and staying here feels more like living here. Diane, the property owner/manager makes you feel right a home by making sure that you have a great time in the area. She provided us with many brochures on local events and attractions. The house itself has multiple bedrooms. Each room has its own unique décor. There are also three bathrooms, a kitchen, dining room, and living room. I stayed here in the winter (slow time) but I still enjoyed it nonetheless. The place is spotless and so cozy. I will definitely be staying here the next time that I am in the area.

Wow, is this place a treat! It was built as a B&B, and owners Bob and Marlys really make sure it…read morelives up to the design. We were running late, and Bob stayed around at the window for us about an hour later than we had anticipated checking in. We were welcomed and given the grand tour of the B&B: several rooms on the top floor, including our queen bedroom with shower; the main floor, which has loads of books, a cozy gas fireplace, lots of comfy chairs and tea and coffee on demand as well as a dining room table; and the basement which has a sauna (with shower and toilet) and ski room with an area to get ready to ski and a waxing stand. The digs are clean and homey, and the entire house is scattered with art from Marlys (a truly talented woman) and other notable area artists including Jim Brandenburg. I felt like I was staying at a nice, warm cabin of a friend. If this is a ski destination trip for you (as it was for us) the Pincushion Mountain trail system is literally right out the door. And the skiing was amazing! We had about 1.5-2 feet of pack compared to the Twin Cities' nothing during the first full weekend in January. The sauna was a real treat after skiing in sub-zero temps. All I can say is, we'll definitely be back!

Lynn is the new owner of this lovely bnb along the gunflint trail. It's close to downtown grand…read moremarais but secluded in the woods, with rooms viewing lake superior. We stayed in the birch room. The bathrooms (except for the pine room- we were the only ones there, so she showed us around) are small but it's not like I'm spending quality time in there. A former pediatric nurse, lynn runs this charming bnb with her retired friend ruby. yummy breakfasts (accommodated our veggie needs), views of the lakes, a great sauna in the basement, and birds all around. Hiking and x-country trails cross along the road to her property. We were here in the early fall, watching the leaves start to turn. Lynn bought this place this summer in 2010 and fixed it up quite nicely. Would love to return in the winter. http://www.pincushionbb.com/index.php

We've been coming here for years and have loved the experience each time. Great staff and beautiful…read morearea!

Fantastic hotel with cabins on the Clearwater lake. All…read morecabins have their own dock, which is amazing. They are all fully furnished and full of great kitchenware. Their outfitting possibilities are endless. The staff is absolutely amazing as well. They bake fresh pies, cookies and breads daily (like the founders used to do in the 1920's!). Highly recommend this amazing place for your Northern MN vacation!

We stayed in the Sunrise room and it was lovely. The décor was pretty, the bed was comfy and the…read moreroom was very clean. There was a couch and padded bench at the foot of the bed. The sink and mirror was in the bedroom area. There was a small deck off our 2nd floor room. The location was wonderful, right on the baptism river. At night, it was so quiet there that it was so peaceful to sleep with the patio door open. Where this place really shined was the breakfast and Lura the host. The food was absolutely wonderful. Our first day there we had a very tasty smoked salmon scrambled eggs with a cinnamon scone. The second day was a baked custard of sorts with blueberry capote, grapefruit and sausage links. Of course there was plenty of juice and coffee. My guy and I just loved the chocolate chip cookies that were always there for the taking, the endless supply of coffee and the warm and inviting atmosphere of the place. There were several nice couples there at the same time and we all dined together in the common area. It was nice to share our day plans and talk about what we saw and did while we were there. We spent 2 days hiking several parks on the north shore. We can't wait to return and perhaps try out a different room. The only thing I can think to improve upon is that the water pressure in our bathroom needed some help. We loved the 2 person tub but it took FOREVER to fill and showers were pretty low pressure as well. The bed was comfy and the little frig in our room was a nice added feature.

Our second time to Baptism River Inn. What a wonderful, secluded, high-quality place in the North…read moreWoods this is! Lura and Andy take care of every detail at their gorgeous place. The rooms are beautiful and spacious, beds very comfortable, breakfast delicious and location on the Baptism River with sauna exceptional.

This delightful wayside stop is perfect for a quick refresher albeit a fresh ground cup of joe to a…read morechi latte. A gift shop is attached with unique items with something for everyone. An easy going couple run this spot to help you feel welcome! The B&B has comfortable sleep number beds and one room in particular has a lake side view that's breath taking especially during a full moon! We've been coming here for years due to cleanliness, affordability, and location.

The gentleman proprietor makes perfect fancy coffee beverages on the long stretch between Two…read moreHarbors and Grand Marais. Excellent conversation with the lady of the house. Delicious scones too.