KENNEDY'S CITY CAB & TRANSPORT LLC 200 9th Street, Int'l Falls, MN…read more Wow!!! Randy is such a great guy! After I stupidly forgot my passport and fortunately was able to cross into Canada with just a photo of my passport, I had it shipped to a hotel in International Falls. I called Randy to see how much it would cost me for him to go to the hotel and pick it up and bring it into Canada... an hour and a half away. He responded that he was heading up my direction in the next day or two and would bring it to me. He would NOT accept ANY payment for his efforts!! I highly recommend this company and will definitely travel with him next time I'm up there! If you ever read this.... THANK YOU SO MUCH, Randy!!

They seem to be nice and always prompt, the people who work there are friendly.... …read more......... .....

SAFE AND RELIABLE TAXI COMPANY IN INTERNATIONAL FALLS / FORT FRANCIS…read more We were referred to TK Taxi from someone in town while needing a ride from the International Falls Airport to Enterprise car rental in Fort Francis. They arranged prompt friendly pick up and seamless border crossing on the way to and from the airport. They were accommodating, very prompt with pick up and communication. Only the way back they even helped us pack and ship the fish we caught on our trip back to the US. I would highly recommend this privately run Taxi Company for use in and around the International Falls / Fort Francis areas. Very friendly drivers, safe, and reliable. Everything you want in a professional Taxi Company. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!

AVOID, AVOID, AVOID!!! Booked on VRBO in December for a July vacation. Pictures looked nice, cozy…read moreand simple, no problem. When we pulled up we noticed it looked like a run-down motel. Oh well, we just need a place to stay. My wife and I had just spent 4 days on Isle Royale National Park and couldn't wait for a nice shower and peaceful night. The pictures ARE NOT from this property, totally FALSE ADVERTISING!!! We will be letting VRBO know too. When we went to enter the door code we noticed the door was open, not latched shut. It was a pain to try and lock when leaving. Went to take a shower, NO TOWELS...there was 1 wash cloth, 1 hand towel and 1 floor towel, no body towels. There was also no bar soap, no body wash...just some shampoo attached to the shower wall, no conditioner. We ended up going to Dollar General down the street to grab towels, soap, matching shampoo and conditioner. Room was small, no big deal. One nightstand had a Keurig Coffee station that took up all the space, no 2nd lamp like in the pictures (see above about pictures). Okay, no big deal...make do, right? We showered and settled in for the night. Turned on the TV to a pink screen...did some troubleshooting and unplugged it to reset the TV and get it to work...so we thought. Every channel said, "Channel not available, call for information". We looked up the booking to see if there was a trick to getting it to work, the booking said to call the cable company, we did. Cable Company said they had been disconnected since June 24th, 2026...3 weeks before we checked in. WTF??? No email stating there was no cable any longer no discount, nothing. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE!!! We ended up grabbing a room for the 2 nights at another hotel and will be asking for a refund from the host. If they won't, we will pursue through VRBO.

Not as advertised. Pictures online are not of the room you get. They appear A.I. generated, as…read moreone of the pics show a fake deer through the front screen door. If they just presented honest pictures a d descriptions, I wouldn't be so disappointed in this business.

I can't say enough positive things about this place. Yes, it's older, but completely renovated…read more large rooms - LOTS of flat surfaces for storing things on. The place is immaculate and they changed linens, emptied baskets each day as well as restocking all the notions. We travel a lot to visit National Parks and typically stay in 2 star hotels as we don't spend much time in our room.Terry at the front desk was very helpful. The location is only 15 minutes away from the Rainy Lake Visitor Center of Voyageurs National Park (why else would you come to International Falls (unless you love to fish).

This is an older Mom and Pop motel that is clean and well located. The owner was very courteous and…read morehelpful in directing us to excellent eating establishments. Our room was small but it had recently been redone and was adequate for the one night stay we did. Great value for a one or two night stay in International Falls.

Craig, Steve, and Jeannie are some of the nicest people I have ever met. My family had the chance…read moreto visit Sunrise Resort last week, and we were treated so well by all of them. Even the guests who stay there are kind. I will always recommend people stay at the Sunrise Resort.

Highly recommend! Camp host, Craig was very knowledgeable and helpful with getting us out on the…read morewater and exploring the sites. We accidentally crashed the boat after accidentally boating to the one place Craig told us to avoid. He and owner were great to deal with repair and had boat back in water next day. Great experience but check conditions carefully before going out on water. RV park perfect location. Fantastic stay!

They say you can't go home again, well they are wrong. Fifty years ago was the last time I came to…read moreSunset Resort, and 50 years latter it is better than ever. John and Kristi were gracious hosts and were always there to help us. This resort is on the shores of the Ash River which empties into Sullivan Bay and into Voyageurs National Park. Best fishing in the WORLD! We stayed in their campgrounds, the only "full service" campground on Ash River Trail which includes Full 50 amp electric, water and sewer. We rented one of their pontoon boats and had a wonderful boat trip. Thanks John and Kristi for a wonderful time!

A delightful place, ideal to visit Voyageurs National Park. We spent four nights there in Cabin 4…read moreand rented a boat and motor to see the park. The location is fantastic, just at the very edge of the Park, it is actually closer to the boundary than the place that rents houseboats. Two minutes down the river and you are inside the Park, on Sullivan Bay, a branch of lake Kabetogama. The bay is connected by a narrows to the East end of this lake, and you can go West to Kabetogama, East to Namakan, Northeast to Kettle falls... Or, on a bad day for boating, you can walk five minutes to where the Park's walking trails begin. All cabins have a view of the river. Ours had two bedrooms, a large living-dining-kitchen combination and a screened porch, where we actually ate breakfast and dinner. It has heat, which we did not need (early August) . No AC, but one would never need it up there. Everything was spotlessly clean, and the promised equipment and utensils were there. The boats were reliable and in good condition. The atmosphere is out of another time: you make your reservation by talking to John on the phone. You give your first name and that's it: no deposit. You get there and tell him you have arrived. No keys needed. When you leave you can pay by personal check, no need to show ID! Everybody is there because of the park, and it is very quiet at all times. Mostly families, two or three generations. John is a reliable weather predictor and will also tell you where the fish are biting. The cabins are obviously been worked on all the time, in this severe climate. In our cabin the knotty pine panels were just new (door hanging not quite adjusted yet). There was a CRT TV (really) which we did not use: too much to see outside. If you want luxury, this place is not for you. If you want down-home old fashioned comfort, go there and you will love it.

UPDATE - November 10, 2020:…read more We have stayed at VPL many times (5 years, total). Last time, we also brought along my brother and his wife. They stayed at Spruce Tree cabin; we were in Cattails. We've also stayed in Loggers. We've inspected many other cabins. All are nice. 1. Secluded: IMHO, VPL is one of "the most" secluded lodges in the Northwoods (and Southern Canada); it is *easily accessible* via drive-in. I've stayed at many; "visited" a few others; seen "many more" from the water. VPL truly does encompass the whole peninsula. To get anything more secluded, you have to shell out BIG bucks for a fly-in excursion (which I have done, many times). This is *the place*. 2. Hosts / Managers: Casey and Anna - "Top-tier". I've stayed in many lodges in both the USA and Canada - there are "top-tier" hosts, and then there are "the rest". Definitely, "top-tier". 3. Amenities: They are accurately listed on the web-site - check them out. Great boat-ramp; playground; boat-house / fish-cleaning / live-bait / fuel; excellent docks for each cabin (or community docks for the "view" cabins); etc, etc... 4. Kitchen: it's small, but perfect for a week-long stay. Even though there are plenty of restaurants within easy driving distance, we ONLY eat-in during our stay. We use the kitchen and the grill (provided by VPL at each cabin) - it's fish-camp! Awesome. 5. Cabins - Part 1: Traditional, but very comfortable. Rustic - but, cozy. Some are very close to the water - with individual docks; some are "view cabins" - located high-up (you can't walk straight down to the water - need to use the community dock). We prefer the "water-side" cabins - everything is close at hand. Also, brother's family has stayed at one of the "view" cabins: truly stunning views - facing across the bay (to uninhabited Echo Island). And these "view" cabins have AWESOME fire-pits & benches for tremendous evenings. All the cabins DO have everything you need for a week-long stay. 6. Cabins - Part 2: There is a selection of both Single-room and Multi-room cabins. All have *new* mattresses: Single, Double, and King - depending on the specific cabin. No locks on the doors? It's fish-camp! Don't bring your heirloom jewelry; if you do, lock it in your car-trunk. 7. Firewood: Obviously. 8. No TV: Hooray! There are video players in each cabin - and videos at the office. Seriously? Who goes to fish-camp in the Northwoods to watch videos? Not... 9. Lake Kabetogama: If you've never been here, this lake is an AWESOME place to spend a week. Even if you don't stay at VPL, this is one place which should be on everyone's bucket-list.

My family (30+ people plus dogs) stay here every year. Casey and Anna make us feel welcomed when…read morewe come and go out of their way (like bringing out their sons toys for our kids). The cabins are small, but private. From most of the cabins you can see no other cabins or one other cabin. There is a small beach and a playground where our kids play. It's not a luxury resort, nor is it advertised as such, but my family has a great time when we are there.

This was the perfect location and the owners.m were extremely nice. Clean rooms and easy check in…read moreprocess.