Our go to place for a coffee or nice quiet breakfast place…read more So enjoyed the waitstaff- superb, friendly and very sweet. Food is delish... Nicely decorated, and just a quaint spot to relax.

This place is so freaking cute!! The location is walking distance to everything in Sister Bay,…read morewhich is absolutely perfect! The room was newly renovated and super clean!! The only downfall was that the walls were super thin! One of the nights our neighbors got in late and we could literally hear everything they were saying!!

We had a wonderful 3 night stay. The grounds are beautiful and relaxing. The staff is friendly and…read moreaccommodating. The rooms are clean and comfortable with Victorian decor. We were there during a heat wave and the air conditioner worked great with a quiet mode for night. We stayed very comfortable. Breakfast was tasty. I definitely recommend.

This B&B was on our Murder Mayhem trolley tour. The Furnace murder. There's a book on it. It is a…read morehuge old Victorian house with a big wrap around front porch. This is one of the nicest Bed & Breakfast Inn in Sturgeon Bay. The entire Inn is a held spot in time. We didn't stay here this trip but have in past years.

We selected this restaurant based on the reviews and menu and were not in any way disappointment…read more Everything we ate was excellent. Started with the cheese plate and very much enjoyed the selection. I wish they would have provided more bread or crackers but that is because I'm a carb lover. Additionally, we had to clarify what one of the items on the cheese plate was because it tasted like alcohol to my husband. Looked like olives or cherries. It was indeed a type of cherry and had alcohol. I was grateful we had asked before trying myself at 8 months pregnant. My husband got the pressed 1/2 chicken and we both loved it. It had an incredible depth of flavor, great seasoning. I got the braised short ribs and enjoyed these as well. However, I wished they had been served with mashed potatoes instead of what I believe were grits. We ended our meal with the flourless chocolate cake which was the perfect cherry on top. Caramel spoons with popped amaranth on top were served with our check. Nice touch! Cozy atmosphere, nice fire crackling and friendly servers. What more can we ask for?

The ideal brunch spot in Fish Creek. My fiancé and I had the prosciutto eggs Benedict and it was…read moremouthwatering. The hollandaise was perfectly prepared. Sitting on the sun porch, sipping coffee, cherry juice and mimosas was an idyllic way to spend the first official day of spring.

Spent 3 nights in a king size room (unit 21) at the Settlement Courtyard Inn in June 2025. Great…read morelocation right outside of Fish Creek. Checking in was quick and easy which was lovely. They gave me a key with a huge wooden keychain so it would be hard to lose the key. Made it hard to walk around with. Later on after I was getting settled I went back down to the desk to ask 2 simple questions and the person at the desk didn't know the answers to my questions which was a little weird. Maybe a new staff member for the summer. The room had that quaint, countryside feel. It does have a musky scent when you first walk into the room. Once you're in there for a couple of mins you don't notice it anymore. Everything was very clean with the exception of the tub in the bathroom that had some hairs left behind by the former guest and some microscopic bugs by the sink. It was great having a full fridge and microwave which I used both. No stove or oven so keep that in mind. The temp in the room was great and can be changed whenever you want. The bathroom has small vials of shampoo, conditioner, lotion and bath/body gel - keep that in mind cause I'm always used to hotels having a huge refillable container of all those products. The TV is a regular tv with local and national channels. No logging into different streaming platforms if that's your thing. The Pool - spent a little amount of time there. The temp of the heated pool was great. Towels are available at the pool. The recliners aren't the most comfortable for a position to read but I made do. Breakfast - I went to the little nook in the morning for breakfast but only got a coffee and hard boiled eggs once. They had cereal, and some other items. I'm not much of a breakfast person. Parking - lots of parking. You'll register your car with the front desk. The only comment on this is that they need desperately to redo the lines in the parking lot cause it was hard to tell if they were specific spaces at all. Location - I think the location is perfect to hop down to Fish Creek or another neighboring bay city. It was central to everything I felt and Fish Creek ended up being one of my fav places to hang out and walk around. So many shops and restaurants.

This place is old, outdated and way too far from town. When we first drive up it' was a…read moredisappointment. A few shops just lingering there, only pie shop seems to have any business. Rooms are dirty.

Nice resort style hotel with nice rooms and a pool area for family time . Rooms available for rent…read morefor birthday parties as well

GOOD- full kitchen for staying in and relaxing. separate heat and tv in each room to appease…read moreeveryone. space. fireplace. jet tub. young man Friday afternoon at counter and nice lady that checked us out today. BAD - rest of the staff. horrible beds I'm in so much pain I never hardly slept. dirty walls and top of fridge. jets in tub need serious cleaning. dark black spots in grout. but worst handicapped parking. nothing is clearly marked and on ground it's half covered in snow and ice. people constantly illegally parked and staff really don't care. at the very end of your parking lot u have one spot with an actual upright sign. in winter especially not being accessible and clearly marked and cleaned and enforced by police is not ok with a child in a wheelchair in dead of winter. for what you charge, and up charge for Saturday night versus Thursday and Friday night it's definitely not worth it. will look somewhere else for next visit.

Julie's Cafe is simply excellent! Great food, service, & ambiance!…read more I chose the "Texas Eggs" and it was simply delicious, an absolute not miss! So much flavor! :-) The $0.50 upcharge for the sour dough toast was well worth it. I would have liked to have tried the cinnamon roll but no more room, what a lovely dessert it would have been! The coffee was plentiful & tasty. All in all a lovely experience from start to finish! Thank you, Team Julie! :-) Thank you, Patrick Shaughnessy Chicago, IL

I feel like for where you are and what you need at the moment, this is a quick fix. It just didn't…read morequite hit the spot for a good brunch meal- the hash was more on the greasy end, the Belgian waffle just reminded me of the ones you get at the hotels you make yourself, and the French toast wasn't evenly cooked through. The sourdough bread was maybe the part of the meal that was most worth it. Unfortunately, missed the mark for brunch. Plenty of parking though.

CLEAN, CLEAN, CLEAN! And, super comfy beds! I think this is the cleanest place we've ever stayed…read more The owner, Judy, was excellent at communicating before and during our stay. She gave us good recommendations for restaurants and things to do in the area. The grounds are very well kept and every cabin has a view of the lake. We stayed 4 nights in September in cabin #4; the a view from the living room is included. Try Sister Bay Bowl for a wonderful fish dinner and be sure to climb the tower in Peninsula State Park. The tower was recently rebuilt and includes a ramp to accommodate strollers and wheelchairs. The White Gull Inn, just down the street, has won awards for their stuffed french toast. The Cottages are in the heart of Fish Creek so walking to your favorite destination is very convenient.

We (Harv and Paige) found the Inn in the B&B section of DoorCounty.com. When we saw the photos on…read morethe Inn's Web site, we fell in love. We were lucky to find eight days in August available. We both have health issues; they were all handled easily and flexibly. We stayed in a restored 1902 Dutch farmhouse, filled with antiques, but renovated to current comfort standards. Few Dutch farmhouses can boast a playable grand piano and a wood-burning fireplace in the parlor! The nearby barn is now a gallery and art studio. Both are surrounded by ten acres of grass, gardens, and paths. Monarch butterflies munch milkweed in a garden. Paige saw a hummingbird feed at a flower near her head while she relaxed in the pergola. A gazebo gives refuge from the sun. The Inn is midway between Door County's "coasts," away from the bustle of the tourist towns, but a short drive from them. It's far enough from town lights to be a dark sky location, where we could lie on the grass one night to watch airplanes, satellites, and meteors. What a treat! Our hosts Ed and Frank are multi-talented, funny, helpful, flexible, and full of wonderful stories from their travels and Ed's painting trips and classes. With extensive culinary backgrounds and as long-time residents, their restaurant suggestions are exceptional. Frank designs and maintains the landscaping and provides extraordinary breakfasts. The artistically arranged fresh fruit cups are a delight. Frank works in ink, pencil, and ceramics. His antiques background shows in collections of cut glass and teddy bears -- a few such among many. Ed paints in watercolor, gives classes, teaches workshops in the U.S., Mexico and Europe, and has showings in the gallery. He's a visiting faculty member at the Kansas City Art Institute and has had work in many national shows. We each bought some of Ed's and Frank's work. The Inn serves adults only; no pets are allowed. There are three rooms, one with a private bath; the other two rooms share a bath. The shower is exhilarating; the beds are very comfortable. Rates in 2019 are $135 and $149 a night. The Inn is an oasis of calm amid Door County's somewhat hectic pace. After hearing Ed's and Frank's stories about visitors returning year after year, some from the Inn's beginnings, we were surprised to see only one two-year-old Yelp review. We now think it's a well-kept secret. If you found this jewel, you might not want to share it. We enthusiastically recommend the Inn at Windmill Farm. We've already booked for next year at the height of the Perseids meteor shower.

Ed and Frank are two amazing innkeepers!…read more Where to start? This was our second stay at the Inn, and found both stays to be exceptionally enjoyable. This is a small, 3 bedroom B&B farm house. It is located fairly central in the Door County peninsula, allowing both easy access to most places one would want to visit, and the most amazing star filled skies only available when you are not near a town. Staying at the Inn, a most wonderful and lovingly prepared breakfast is included. Fresh fruit, home made waffles, perfectly crafted scrambled eggs! They will also adjust per your needs or requests. Rooms are quaint, with just enough farm house character to make them fun, while allowing a good night's sleep on very comfortable beds fitted with soft, freshly laundered sheets. The gardens are welcoming and comfortable. There is a patio with delicious grapes hanging from trellises, and flowers everywhere. Just the right amount of artwork is scattered around, but the focus is always on the growing beauty. Ed is also a watercolor artist who teaches classes in part of the restored barn. His paintings can be purchased, along with a wide variety of antiques or artwork in their shop. All of these elements of the farm form a cohesive experience. Each part compliments the other, and even staying only a long weekend, our souls were nourished.