Beautiful Victorian, well-preserved, beautifully decorated and immaculate. We stayed here for two…read morenights following Bayfield's big Applefest. Considering our hosts must have been tired after such a weekend invasion, they were wonderfully welcoming and accommodating. They were also non-intrusive and left us to come and go as we pleased. Our suite was delightful and comfortable. Breakfast was left on a tray outside our door by 7:30 each morning and it was delicious. Bayfield is an interesting, artsy town on the Lake Superior shore. The guest house is just a block or two away from the shops and harbor, albeit up a hill. Walking is completely doable if you are of average physical health. The only drawback is minor (to me), but was major to my husband, a Green Bay Packer fan. The guest house, and apparently much of Bayfield, subscribes to Minnesota-based cable TV. It didn't have much to offer, especially the Packer football game. Instead we and hundreds of others packed into the Creamery, a downtown tavern that apparently was the only venue carrying the game. All in all, a beautiful place to stay. Hope to come back again!

First visit to Bayfield. Stayed 2 nights at the Grey Oak. The first night we killed 8 flies in…read moreour room; the second day we got 7 more. There was a huge spider web in the bathroom. The bathroom door was spattered with something brown. The wallpaper, bathroom fixtures were very out of date (1980's?). The mattress has definitely seen better days, not replaced in recent history; it was very uncomfortable. Only 2 flat pillows in room. The sofa also was old and uncomfortable. TV didn't have many channels. There was no shampoo/conditioner in bathroom. The continental breakfast was adequate, but with no table in room to eat on, we didn't partake of much of it. The only time we saw or heard from the innkeepers was at check in and check out. Oh, there was a typed note asking how we intended to pay and if credit, schedule at time to meet the innkeeper in the living room downstairs. He never asked how our stay was. We have chosen to stay in B & B's many times, and have not seen the likes of this - ever. All in all, a very disappointing stay. We would recommend staying anywhere else.

"Ole & Lena" are such an adorable couple, you'll fall in love with them - and with Bayfield!…read moreFriendly, cozy, clean, good coffee, great conversation, cute dog - and the black bears! (We slept really well in the Bear Den, which I assume is a sweet tribute to their friends outside.) We've never felt so welcomed - they treat guests like old friends. My husband and I will definitely be back to visit Ole & Lena's the next time the Lake Superior ice caves open.

Quirky designed with flamingos as the main point of attention…read more It's a nice place, and for the right guests it is perfect and a perfect place to getaway and relax in the pool and swing on the front porch. The furniture in the front room of Maggie Suite is tired, small couch is actually a hide-and-bed. The bed was too hard for me, but it could be wonderful for you. For a 2 night stay, we were gifted 2 bottles of water in the refrigerator. The breakfast buffet was my biggest disappointment, for $240/night I was really looking forward to the breakfast and sadly really disappointed. It simply wasn't worth the price and I felt gypped. Again, for some this would probably be perfectly acceptable but for me it was not.

Queens View Bed & Breakfast was the perfect place to host my bachelorette party with 15 of my…read morefavorite people! Margie and Rin went above and beyond to make us feel right at home, and their friendship made our stay even more special. I grew up going to Bayfield with my family, so being there during such a meaningful time in my life and sharing it with the people I love most meant the world to me (especially at such a special home). We rented the entire house, which was absolutely perfect for our situation. The charm and history of the home completely wowed my girlfriends--it's truly a one-of-a-kind place. Bayfield is already such a magical town, but staying at Queens View made the experience even more unforgettable. This beautiful home will always hold a special place in my heart, and I can't wait to come back! Ps... if you visit you have to stop by Wildrice Retreat as well for peak relaxation and restoration

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.

During our stay in Bayfield, we ate dinner at Old Rittenhouse Inn. The ambiance was lovely and…read morevintage. Very clean and well kept. We sat at a corner table in the first dining room area and we could see the neighborhood and water from our window. The service was great; our waitress, Maime, was very friendly, personable, and attentive. The food was exceptional!! We loved all of it! My favorite was the fresh fruit bruschetta appetizer with honey goat cheese and I also loved that the whitefish is caught right out of Lake Superior and served for dinner! It was so fresh and the dish was put together well. I'm looking forward to eating here again during our stay. 5 stars!!

We chose to make the drive over to the restaurant inside the inn. The location is nice. Pretty…read moreviews. The food was not. The chicken in Lethe olive oil and garlic pasta was cold compared with the pasta and gave a flavor profile of day old chicken. The mashed potatoes were so sweet that we considered the possibility of putting them on waffles. The steak was cooked well, however had a cinnamon flavor to it, perhaps this was the butter they serve with the steak. Overall not a place I would choose to return to. The staff were kind.

When we first arrived in Bayfield, we had brunch at Bayfield Inn. It was good but I was…read moredisappointed by the "fresh fruit cup". It was the fruit you buy out of a can... We went the next day to have lunch on the rooftop and that was also good. We were hungry and I forgot to take a photo! We had the Lake Superior fresh caught whitefish and it was delicious but my veggie bowl that I ordered was canned vegetables and not fresh. Again, disappointing. Overall, the food was good enough and the rooftop with the water view makes it worth it. And just a side note: the spicy Paloma on the menu is SPICY!!

My husband & I came to the area to go camping but after one night in 40° weather, we desperately…read morewanted a place to stay indoors. I was worried that reserving a space in Bayfield Guest House for the same day would be too quick of a turnaround but they didn't act like it was a problem! Bayfield Guest House is a cute house that has 5 suites, all with different names -- we stayed at Eerie Suite. It's a woman-owned company & you can definitely tell because there are so many wonderful things that made this place from good to great! The sheets, robes & towels are all INCREDIBLY soft. I appreciated all the amenities like makeup wipes, bath salt for the tub, and a bottle opener/wine corkscrew, just to name a few. Easy instructions for entry (push the keypad fast. Too slow & it will time out), plenty of reading material provided to know what to do & where to eat in town, plus easy walking distance from restaurants & shops. An amazing, refreshing stay!

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.

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!