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 traveled 500 miles in the North Channel on our boat from Michigan for 10 days. Our last stop was…read moreMeldrum Bay. We heard the restaurant was good. It's not it was fantastic ! . Owned by a beautiful couple from California the last few years, my steak was awesome and my wife's fresh whitefish. The 6 of us closed out our adventure at this amazing place. The Hotel was from somewhere in time. I think a 150 year old Inn they renovated. Amazing place. Thank you.

This is truly a place you WOULD never find in the rest of the country…read more The entire 40 room hotel is practically a big log cabin, woods theme. It's surrounded by a beautiful forest. They have your standard rooms and other rooms called "Loft" rooms for family's, which are two story rooms. The upstairs has another bed. Downstairs has two double beds. Some even have a kitchenette. The amenities are so great, that if you never left the hotel grounds you would have had an amazing time!!! They have a bowling alley, restaurant (not half bad), a golf course, volleyball, tennis court and a sauna. The best place to stay on this little island. A definite must!!! I love Drummond!

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.

Basically a bar with a large indoor area and tables & chairs, set up is kind of like a community…read morehall. The place is owned by a couple of veterans, and there is army paraphernalia all around. The food was very tasty - whitefish was fresh and battered perfectly. We were told it was caught the day before by the local Sault tribe. Staff was friendly and attentive. With limited dining options on Drummond Island, this is a good choice.

Super awesome experience at the trailhead. The staff is so friendly and welcoming, drinks are…read moreamazing and food is excellent! Will be going back for future trips. Also, this is the only campground I've seen with a bar and restaurant on the property. The views from outside are breathtaking!

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.

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.