My breakfast at the Old Rittenhouse Inn was splendid due to my wait staff Toryn Mcfarlane. His…read moreattention to detail was like no other! He is such a dapper young man who knew the specials very well, he truly without a doubt exemplifies the true old rittenhouse inn way.

We enjoyed the five course menu. It was a nice evening. It was well paced. Our server was attentive…read moreand answered all our questions. Parking was easy. We made reservations in advance.

This place is unkept outside and the owner did not leave us alone for one second, followed us when…read morewe sat outside to have a glass of wine, non stop chatter, we'll never return

Rooms with a million dollar view of Lake Superior and a great host and hostess in Jack and Marie…read more In the common area you can sit and enjoy a panorama view of the lake. You are close to many restaurants and shops. We really enjoyed our stay and will book a return trip in the near future.

Clean, well appointed with a microwave, toaster and coffee maker. Paper towels, silverware and…read moreplates are provided. Beds are comfortable and we just loved it so much!

absolutely wonderful cabins I highly recommend staying here I rented cabin number 9 and couldn't be…read morehappier. super comfortable with a clean large kitchen that looks brand new a living room with lots of space and excellent furniture. patio is very nice with BBQ and a table with a fire ring. the grounds look professionally maintained. do yourself a favor and book this location. my photos don't do it justice.

Such an amazing experience! We loved staying here... It was my husband's first experience at a BnB…read moreand it couldn't have been better. The hosts made us feel so welcome and at home. Fantastically delicious breakfast in the morning, and great storytelling and live guitar music at night. We would hang out with this couple regularly if we lived closer! I can't wait to go back to the Apostle Islands in the winter to see the ice caves with my girlfriends this time... I will definitely be staying here again!

On a return trip to my late husband's hometown (Washburn) my daughter and I stayed at the Pinehurst…read moreInn. Becky's breakfast offerings were perhaps the best I've ever tasted. What a talent that woman has! And the inn was a delightful retreat at the end of a day chasing memories, sailing and dodging tourists. Thank you.

We stayed at an amazing bed and breakfast in Bayfield: the Pinehurst Inn. The owner Steve was a…read moregreat storyteller and over delicious breakfasts cooked with seasonal ingredients delighted me with all kinds of Lake Superior information. The room was fantastic, with a large tub, 3-sided fireplace and filled with good energy and aromas from the spa two floors below. I started reading, "The Devil in the White City" and "Lake Superior Magazine" by the fire. Because of the thinness of ice on Lake Superior in January, hiking to the ice caves along the lakeshore was impossible. Instead I picked up "A Voice Within" by photographer Craig Blacklock, and took the trip in my imagination.

My fiance and I stayed in the Hemlock Room for our summer getaway. It was close to downtown…read morebayfield but surrounded by a peaceful forest. Our room was clean and comfy - even luggage holders for both parties available to use! Christine was highly attentive even going outside to clean pollen off the outdoor furniture when we started to make our way out there to bathe in the sun and read. Dennis cooked super yummy meals - different recipe every day. They are extremely accommodating - changing breakfast times and such depending on our plans that day - and they even had binders full of restaurant recommendations and the downstore store hours. Would highly recommend and we will likely be back in the future for another visit!

I had a great stay at Artesian House in May. The hosts are so friendly and interesting, joining…read moreguests in conversation for a full, delicious breakfast with many options. The rooms are beautifully appointed with all the conveniences and immaculately clean. The grounds are lovely in the Bayfield hills with a path to the namesake, a real artesian spring. The owners are very welcoming, environmentally conscious and caring.

We stop in here every time we are in the area. We had a nice breakfast of eggs Benedict and country…read morefried steak. More than enough food for us. We returned in the evening for another great meal. We also stayed in the rooms upstairs for two nights. It's a very nice place right in the middle of downtown.

Greunkes is my go-to stop for FISH but I'm going to reviews their wonderful breakfast instead. I…read morehad the Eggs Benedict (I'm a EB aficionado) and was not disappointed. Combined with a good cuppa coffee, it was an excellent start to my day! There was enough leftovers from both our meals to reheat the next morning (ie generous portions).

So happy that we found this adorable B&B in the woods! It's close enough to the town but still off…read morein the woods, offering you great views and privacy. The inn itself is modern, cozy and well appointed, with a comfortable bed, views of the woods and Lake Superior, and ample space to relax. They offer an outdoor patio with chairs, and a fire pit to enjoy during the evening. The breakfasts were so delicious and you could choose where you wanted to dine. Definitely will return.

We really enjoyed our stay at Timber Baron Inn. The home was beautiful and super clean. Each…read moreguest room has a gorgeous view of Lake Superior and Madeline Island in the distance. Anna and David had thought of each little detail to make our stay perfect. Anna cooked delicious breakfasts that could be served in our room or in the great room. This was our first visit to Bayfield, but we're hoping to get back again some day and will definitely stay here when we do!

A little pricey for what it is, but there is nothing wrong with it. Ample water pressure, tiny tv,…read moregood location, no internet, and no down comforter -- despite what the webpage said. Bed and breakfast feel without the breakfast. Would stay there again in a pinch, but I don't view it as a destination.