The Beach Inn is a delightful motel. It's simple and quaint. We really liked George, but everyone…read morewas wonderful. The rooms were clean and the beds were comfy. They offer a free breakfast each morning and free bags of ice for your cooler. Gorgeous flowers everywhere and nothing can beat the view. A cute little shop to buy your swag and conveniently located to town and pictured rocks. We will be back!

Good location with Lake view, friendly staff, well maintained yard, dog friendly, comfortable bed…read more Cons. Way over priced ($230 a night) room is clean on the surface, but dirty phone, tile, etc.

We arrived from southeast Michigan with plans to take a month to explore the U.P. and relax. Queen…read moreCottages proved the perfect place to do just that. They are aged, rustic cottages on Big Shag Lake. As long as you don't need all the acoutrements of home or an upscale hotel and manage your expectations of a cabin in the woods, you can certainly have a terrific visit. Cons - furnishings, bedding, linens and housewares are all a bit tired and worn. No A/C can be unpleasant if you happen to stay during an unusual hot spell. water smells of iron, you share space with spiders, and the shower is tiny and dark. Pros - Quiet setting on lakefront property, rowboat included, motor and paddleboat available for rent, firepit and grill available, property set way off the road so the only traffic you'll hear going by is on the lake. Lots of windows allow you to take in the outdoors and a passing breeze. Gary and Su and very gracious hosts and work hard to ensure guest satisfaction. Molly, the resident dog, is one of the best behaved dogs we have ever seen and very lovable. Deer sightings, raspberries and blueberries are plentiful. Sunrise from the cottages is breathtaking, and with a brief drive to the other side of the lake you can enjoy an equally pleasing sunset. Proximity to Marquette, the airport, Pictured Rocks, numerous waterfalls and other areas to explore make it a great central location. Jim & Colette http://www.roamingtogether.com http://www.facebook.com/followrt

Stayed here through Christmas and had a great time. These are very nice cabins perfectly situated…read morein Gwinn with acess to snowmobile and ATV tails. There is plenty of parking for trailers, sleds or ATVs. The woody is the cabin we stayed had plenty of space a group to stay and ride. This was a great place to stay and we could easily walk across to grab some food from the up north. Derek takes care of his guests and if you need anything don't hesitate to message him. We will stay here again for sure.

I cannot say enough about Timberville cabins and our host Derek! We had a large group of family…read morecoming up for NMU's midyear commencement and we were able to all stay in the Woody cabin. I had originally booked a VRBO but with added guests I need something different and found these cabins for half the price! The cabin itself was beautiful and peaceful! From the great use of space, the radiant in-floor heating on the main level, and the personal fire pit, to the beautiful hot tub, this place was perfect. Derek was the best host I've ever experienced. Accommodated all of our needs, and was very quick to respond to any questions. Derek made SURE our stay exceeded expectations. We WILL be back and I am already looking forward to it!

Two side-by-side cabins on a back channel of the AuTrain River. One with bunkhouse style sleeping…read morearrangements on the 2nd level, the other with a bedroom & a loft. Very comfortable--if you keep in mind that we are talking cabins. Wi-fi, satellite TV, hot tub, plus accouterments you need (like canoes, firewood & heads on the wall). Towels & linens are supplied. But don't expect a dishwasher. I have no complaints, really. Not everything works perfectly, but then would they call it "cabins" if the facility operated like a 4* hotel? What would it take to get a five star rating out of me? I'm not sure. Maybe EITHER more rustic & secluded OR more luxurious & refined? The qualifications noted should help you match your expectations.

My entire extended family spent 10 days here. The place was beautiful and had kayaks and bikes…read moreavailable for use while there. You also didn't need to go too far to enjoy the towns around Au Train. There were a total of 11 people and the place sleeps a good 14. Everyone was comfortable and enjoyed our time at the cabin. Ages 2-80 and there was something nearby for all to do. They also have cable and WiFi in the cabin as well so if you want a little down time it's available to you. It was a 6-6:30 hr drive for us but it was worth it. I definitely recommend this place if you have a large family looking to enjoy some time together out in nature. They do offer a smaller cabin next door to this place as well.

My experience was pleasant and comforting. The staff were very respectable,helpful and,friendly. I…read moreliked that the rooms seemed to be newly remodeled and cozy. Plus it was located close to both Marquette and Negaunee,along with many ORV trails. It was relatively quiet, despite being on the highway.Overall it was a nice quiet stay.If I had to get a room there again I wouldn't second guess it.I was pleased.

$70/night for super basic, clean room w full size bed, fridge, microwave & TV. Just outside of…read moredowntown Marquette. NOTE: No ice or coffee maker. We stayed during C19 pandemic, so it fit the bill for single entry lodg

This was such a great place to stay! The owners are some of the kindest people I've ever met…read more The cabins are quiet and clean and in the middle of the forest, but are still only minutes away from Muinising. The owners told us about 13 different waterfalls in the area, and Pictured Rocks coastline which is gorgeous! We had a blast fishing and hanging out at Kemosabe and will definitely go back! The cabins have full kitchens right down to spices and coffee! When we arrived, there was fresh-baked cookies waiting for us that were awesome! They offer dinner home-made and delivered to your cabin---we had lasagna and loved not having to worry about dinner one night. This was homey and so cool! You rock Kemosabe!

Very clean and comfortable room. Don't let the look from the outside scare you away. Check in…read morewent smoothly and was hassle free. The motel office is the owner's home, so the front desk is not continually staffed, but with a ring if the bell they come and take care of you. Ice machine and coffee pot are available in the office. The room was cleaner than some other big chain name outfits I've stayed with and was very pleased. The hotel is located right off the highway and you do get some road noise. But, you are a short walk from the best restaurant and coffee shop in town; only 2-3 minute walk from downtown. Yes the price may appear to be higher than one would expect, but keep in mind that the higher summer tourism volume and the proximity to the lakeshore makes the price more a result of supply vs demand. I had no issues with this hotel and would not hesitate to stay there again.

For a motel, this place gets 4 stars: clean, 2 beds, shower, Keurig machine, cable, located right…read moreby all the food...my only complaint is I would have liked a small desk and chair. The outside is a false representation of the inside. The ac unit worked well also. The price was decent and it is a great place for a quick layover after checking out pictured rocks. There is parking in the front and the rear and the staff was able to answer all of my questions about the area.

What an amazing experience! The cabins have all necessary amenities to use to have a wonderful…read morecabin camping experience. Plenty of outdoor seating and each cabin has its' own grill. Large fire pit with limited wood included to burn. Very close to a small store and the Up North Lodge restaurant.