This was my first B&B experience and was exactly what I picture when I think of a B&B. We visited…read moreat Christmastime so the house was lavishly decorated with decorations and garland and trees! It was the picture of a Christmas B&B. The house is built very traditionally with a foyer, dining & kitchen area, large living room and sitting room on the first floor and a large staircase to the upstairs where the rooms are located. When we visited, the only source of heat was from the fireplace which made things a tad chilly on the coldest nights, but was never unmanageable. The owners, Angie & Tim were welcoming and friendly. They were able to recommend nearby restaurants and were always very accommodating. The only thing we thought odd is that we stayed there over 2 years ago and never received any sort of follow up or further communication/invitation back! Perhaps this is their business model - not to overrun customers with marketing emails and promotions, however it was odd never to hear anything from them again.

Disappointed. Being #1 on Trip Advisor in Duluth and having…read morebeen to some outstanding B&B's in other cities, we had high expectations. Breakfast is our favorite meal of the day and our first one here was so sugary and starchy we actually went out for breakfast the second morning. The menu was French toast with blueberry sauce, harvest muffin so sugary it was inedible- and I am known for my sweet tooth!, and cheesy potatoes. Carb overload. Because our breakfast basket had been delivered to a different room and had someone else's name on it I assumed it was vegan or something. It was not. Angie said she typically serves vegetarian. I imagine it makes her job easier, but we are active young people and need a protein source. How about eggs??? In any form. I guess they occasionally do serve a quiche, so we just lost the roll of the dice. Phooey. On a positive note, we stayed in the Mayor's Chamber room which was as lovely as the photos. The tub was wonderful. The house is beautiful and the patio out front was bursting with amazing, pretty potted flowers. Also loved walking the neighborhood with it's huge historical homes. One last thing. I love to come into my room after it has been cleaned and the bed is made exactly as it was when we arrived. They did not do that. The sheet was tucked in, but none of the decorative pillows or coverlet had been put back on. Because the cleaning basket had been left in our room, maybe someone left before finishing? We'll never know. The housekeeping glitches and menu problems could be a fluke, hence the 3 stars instead of 2. We have experienced much better. p.s. I mentioned in the on-line registration form that it was our anniversary and they never mentioned it during our stay or did anything special. I read about all the extra nice things they did for couples in our room memory book. Another fluke or glitch?

Excellent, swift and sexy service! Mini golf was monumental. The complimentary breakfast was…read moredivine. The ice machine was very clean, I seen the housekeepers cleaning it myself. The young energetic general manager popped his collar and settled the score on a 30 man brawl out in the parking lot. He had four men on each arm and swiftly escorted them back to their rooms!! The club outside was jumping and the maintenance man was crawling around like he was on PCP. The housekeepers gave me a back alley deal like I've never seen before!! This was an unforgettable stay at the Country Inn of Two Harbors. Please add cappuccino machines like holiday I would be so grateful!!

Just so so. While it was a place to sleep, I feel the value was not close to comparable to the…read moreprice paid. The only positive was breakfast. I returned from hiking up the North Shore my first (and only) night, ready to fall asleep and get up early the next morning for sunrise pics at Split Rock. The walls are thin, the floors creak, and doors slam shut. So from 8-around 1030, it was so noisy, then after that, I could hear conversations from the adjoining rooms. They weren't being "loud" the walls were just that thin. The bed was not very comfy. The sheets were scratchy. There was a single washcloth tucked up into the shower curtain ... clean? Not clean? I dunno. It stayed there. The access to parking coming from the North is a nightmare as the turning lane is also used by those accessing the left turn light and the lot is full of deep potholes that are hard to avoid. The driveway is also shared by McDonalds so it makes for a busy place. Customer service was good. Staff were friendly and courteous. Overall, just not worth the cost. Other places further up the North Shore were comparable in price, had more amenities, and were closer to many of the destinations.

Spent four nights watching waves, hiking, seeing the area, and enjoying local restaurants. This was…read morethe perfect location to do all those activities! Wave watching, seeing ships, the eagle that passed by daily, the warmth of the fireplace in the cool of the evening..and being able to grill made this place great. It was peaceful, relaxing and so comfortable. We didn't want to leave.

ON Lake Superior! What a gem of the North Shore! Smaller cabin (think intimate) that you can…read morelisten to the waves hitting the rocks as you fall asleep. Not trendy, but rustically beautiful. Aspen cabin is indeed a log cabin!

A little fun overnight trip to Duluth had us staying in Canal Park Lodge…read more From the check in to checking out, it was an easy and smooth process. Check in is 4pm, check out is 11am. They have their own private parking lot and it's right in the heart of the downtown area and its backyard is the beautiful Lake Superior. I greatly appreciated the water station so I could stay hydrated during my stay here which is located in the lobby. Our room was on the 3rd floor (#336) facing the parking lot vs the other side of the building all have balconies and face Lake Superior. It's also less expensive facing the parking lot vs the lake. The next morning was so foggy that you couldn't even see the lake at all. The pool area was very nice with huge vaulted ceilings and a nice sized hot tub. Please note that the button for the hot tub timer is right next to the emergency button which aren't labeled well. They even have towels to use. We noticed that other families just left their discarded wet towels around on loungers vs throwing them in the laundry bin. In regards to our specific hotel room, the water spigot in the bathroom sprays very abruptly y and makes a mess so be aware of that. The bottles of shampoo, conditioner and body wash are great but it literally hurts your hands to squeeze them to get the stuff out. Plus the bottles are ribbed so it's not nice on the hands. Otherwise the room was great, beds comfy, tv worked, etc. It was also really nice to park the car and walk everywhere...the "beach", restaurants, shops, boardwalk, etc.

Happy, helpful staff. Very clean rooms and public spaces. Great free breakfast. Inviting gathering…read moreareas, inside and outside. Right on the lake, tasty brewery next door, walking distance to the lift bridge and many restaurants.

I've been coming here for years. Cabin 8 is my favorite. It's right on the water and secluded from…read moreall the other cabins. Sunrises are spectacular - any season of the year. The bed is fantastic! I sleep like a baby here, especially when I can open the windows and listen to the waves crashing on the shore. It has a full kitchen with most of what one needs to cook a meal. I often bring already made food, though, so I can just relax. Perfect for a couples retreat or just on your own to rejuvenate the soul. Exercise is possible both inside and outside the cabin. Management has changed in the last year. There are a few new furnishings that look lovely. And WiFi was added for those who want to indulge in a little entertainment or social media. Kendra has been great to work with. Do please keep the cabin clean - it helps the resort keep its prices reasonable. I visit every chance I can.

The is a very beautiful hotel. With views of Lake Superior. We were luck enough to catch a Sun dog…read morein the morning. There is no food or restaurants on site though. It is pet friendly. Sadly we did not get pics as our stay was very brief

The stay overall was great! Beautiful upgraded style room. It did have some leftovers in the…read morefridge and was lacking some basic needs for our room. There were no extra trash bags, no dishwasher or dish soap, no sheets or blankets for the pull out couch, and no hand soap in the bathrooms. The staff members at the desk were very friendly. We also loved that we could walk to quite a few things over near canal street!

My sister and I took a much needed trip away from our homes, and she found this location while…read morelooking for places to stay on the north shore. It is a perfect location for the Covid time - away from town, private and pretty isolated. We stayed in the split rock room and it was just perfect. So many great little touches and details. Nice nautical decor, lots of Lake Superior photos, maps, etc and we found a book about Minnesota and Wisconsin waterfalls that we took with us on one of our day trips. If you stay in the split rock room, look for it in the first bedroom. Really good! The room has a teeny little stove and sink, micro, a great coffee pot and toaster and most of the things you would need to cook for yourself. The two bedrooms have really comfy beds, and is super clean and well lit. The couches in the bedrooms are great! I had an awesome view of the lake (you cant get to it from here though) and it really is quiet. I heard nothing from the neighbors- so the sound proofing is good. There is a community fire pit, nice outdoor furniture on a sweet little deck- hammocks, grill- really nice outdoor set up. It is also right next to the bike trail and they rent bikes. Super close to Gooseberry Falls state park as well. We really appreciated the folder that had relevant information about the area, including restaurants and sight seeing spots. It was a resource we used! Related to this all, go see the black beach- that is super cool! Thank you so much for the great stay- what a little gem.

On my travels along Lake Superior I stayed at J Gregers Inn on Hwy 61. The new owner, Danielle…read moreJunjak, was very welcoming when we arrived. She got us checked in and recommended somewhere to eat after we asked. We found that our room, Gooseberry Room, in the Inn was an updated north woods style. While it was small, it was cozy and had everything we needed - refrigerator, toaster oven, microwave, coffee pot, and a cabinet with dishes and supplies for coffee and tea. The room also had a small table and chairs. Other features included a view of Lake Superior from the yard and a bicycle path that runs along Hwy. 61 for miles. The J Gregers Inn offers bike rentals too. Nearby attractions are Gooseberry Falls State Park to the south and Split Rock Lighthouse State Park and Historical Site to the north. I would recommend the J Gregers Inn to anyone touring along Lake Superior. A cabin is also available. It is definitely a place I would return to again.

Come for a night and you'll want to stay the entire season. The hosts are wonderful and keep the…read morepremise immaculate both inside and out. The food served is all sourced locally. The sights, sounds, and feel of the Wisconsin Northwoods are stunning and this is the perfect place to call home while you're there. Accessibly remote. Centrally located to everything in the area.

This B&B is top knotch with picture perfect views of Lake Superior from every room. I initially…read morebooked a room here based on a picture of their lobby from their website. It looked like a perfect combination of rustic and classy, and totally relaxing. We only stayed here for one night, but it was a great night. The inn keepers are very friendly and welcomed us with open arms. Our room was small, but sufficient, with a fireplace and a balcony overlooking the lake. There is not much to do in the town of Cornucopia, which is about 20 minutes from Bayfield, but there are a few nice hikes near the B&B, or you can just relax on your balcony. I would recommend stopping by Siskiwit Falls, which is very close to the B&B. Bruce and Sandy serve breakfast at 8:30 am. Everything is homemade using local ingredients. On the day we were there, they served a quiche with sausage and wild rice, apple spic muffins and fruit. One thing to know, they do not accept credit cards! Make sure you have enough cash or your check book to pay for your room.