Great place to stay and the rooms are very clean and comfortable the staff and management are…read moregreat!!!!! Highly recommended Day's Inn Hurley

Everything is okay overall, but we had a Jacuzzi suite and the hot water would not stop running…read moreeven when I tried to shut the jacuzzi off. It disturbed our sleep really badly with the sound of the faucet doing that weird screaming noise. It won't shut off completely and they clearly don't have anybody on site to come and fix it since it's a very small town... also the sauna was locked when we tried to use that amenity as well. Over $200 a night for this room is a little bit outrageous for the situations that we've had to deal with for that. I wouldn't 100% recommend this place but I would not also say no completely. I wish there was some type of small refund for all of that since they seem to not care about that issue with the plumbing or whatever it was going on with the Jacuzzi tub.

My husband and I took a vacation to the upper peninsula. We had rented a room at this location…read moresince it was close to Lake Gogebic. When we arrived, the girl that check us in made us both feel like we had interuppted something she was doing and make us feel uncomfortable. We took our key and went to our room. The only positive thing I could say is that the bed was comfortable. Other than that, the room smelled terrible, the shower backed up while using it, there was a hole in the bathroom door where it looked like somebody might have kicked in the door. Everything was very outdated. My recommendation: if you are heading up this way for vacation, you may want to look at other places to stay during your trip

We arrived at midnight to find a sixty dollar room (pay cash for a discount) and was pleasantly…read moresurprised by the clear and tidy. The room scent thingy in the wall was gaggy and quickly removed to clean the air. The air conditioner worked fine. The bathroom was clean but the tub backed up to about a foot or so...could use some draino! PET FRIENDLY This is NOT a Holiday Inn Hotel but a nice up north MOTEL! Overall, I would stay again.

Dirty and in disrepair. Sink wouldn't drain, stains on comforters and floors, curtains didn't…read morecover windows at courtyard level. Staff was polite but beyond that, nothing good to say.

Very good deal & great stop-over on a long roadtrip. Free WIFI, fridge, coffee maker, cable TV,…read morepretty clean. Older property- but well loved. Friendly & professional staff.

We had an excellent stay at this clean, well-run campground. Super friendly and helpful owner, she…read moregave us extra printed information about the area when we told her we were there to explore nearby waterfalls. The lake is mesmerizing at midnight when the mist rises off of it in the moonlight. We were told there were otters and beaver in the area, and we saw a muskrat right off of the pier. On the lovely drive up we saw some deer, bald eagles and a black bear. Make sure to follow the directions to their property that they send to you when you reserve. You'll be on a paved road most of the way, but then it turns into a gravel road. If it's been raining, there can be a gigantic puddle of water that you'll have to drive through; it stretches across the entire gravel road. It is passable; it just looks really scary, especially if you're in a big RV. It took three days for that puddle to dissipate. Bring bug spray for sure because there is water all around the tent sites after a rain. The playground and outhouse bathrooms were closed due to Covid, but the main bathroom/shower building was open and clean. Not a high-end restroom, but not rustic either. Be aware of their cancellation and no-show policies. There are no refunds, but they give credit instead. We changed from an RV site to a Tent site and so had a little over $20 coming to us. So we used that credit to get three $6 bundles of firewood instead. Since it rained the day we got there, the firewood was damp. It took us about an hour to get our campfire going the first night. We had to shred up every cardboard box we brought with us to use as kindling. So we went into Mellen the next day and bought some firestarter logs at the convenience store.

My Husband and I wanted a nice four day get-away. We needed a large enough site to camp our 35'…read more5th wheel. We made our reservation over the phone, I knew by sound of the womans kind voice and time she took to answer our questions before we reserved our site... it was the right place to stay. It was a very quite campground, plenty of "per-pay" wood. Beautiful small lake. We rented a pontoon for a couple of hours, no fish... but beautiful views. Also, we were close to Copper Falls State Park to do some biking/hiking. Would stay again, the owners were wonderful !!!

Retracting previous review - place is for sale. No running water (means no 'facilities'…read morefunctioning) in the cabins and zero maintenance been performed in 4 years. Am sure there are great places to stay in the UP ... but .... The Bear Track is no longer one of them!!

With COVID having ruined every other typical summer event that our family enjoys; Six Flags Great…read moreAmerica, our local water park, Brookfield Zoo, Chicago beaches and trips to Disney, we still weren't exactly 'thrilled' when the plans were made to spend five days "up north" in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. I mean, what is there to do there in the woods, staying in a real log cabin, with spotty at best wireless coverage and no mall in sight? Well, my sister and I were shocked and pleasantly surprised to find out that staying at The Bear Track Cabins in Ironwood, MI there is A LOT to do and we can not wait to GO BACK! I'm not sure if it was all the scenery, the beauty of nature we experienced, and the many activities that we had never enjoyed before, or if it was the genuineness of Mr. Norm, the proprietor of The Bear Track Cabins, and the way he helped us to see all that the woods, streams, waterfalls, lake and wildlife had to offer my sister, family and me. Let me tell you, the thought of staying in a real log cabin freaked me out ... but the three cabins that Mr. Norm (we started calling him Norm of the North by the second day!) has there and rents, we took the smallest and it served our needs perfectly, are just as genuine, authentic, clean and inviting as Mr. Norm is. Yes! You CAN shower AND go totthat bathroom IN your own cabin!! And we had electricity too for drying our hair ... I think he called this "glorified camping", which for my sister and me - was AWSOME! Campfires at night making s'mores, nature trail hikes during the day, enjoying beautiful scenic views along at least three spectacular waterfalls - two right across the road from The Bear Track, and swimming in Lake Superior and then playing on the beach afterwards - there was SO much to do we were actually very sad when our five day adventure was up. We had heard about these glowing Yuper Rocks on the Internet, and with Mr. Norm's guidance, we went "hunting" for them on one starlit night and successfully found a small baggie full to take home - so remember to bring your black light too! We did take the Adventure Ride up Copper Peak, rode the elevator and then climbed the stairs all the way to the top - this is a MUST DO experience. I think we saw Canada from up there! The downtown of Ironwood was fun to walk around and the shops were so quaint, as were those in Bessemer - either is about 20-30 minutes away. But the crown jewel of our trip was staying AT the Bear Track with Mr. Norm as host. He even surprised us with a north woods treat on our last night knowing that my sister's birthday was the day after we were leaving. So much fun, so friendly, so knowledgeable about the area, and his dog Cinjin was a lovable, cuddly companion and made us not miss our pets back at home as much. We will miss Cinjn, Norm of the North, and The Bear Track, but have told our dad that we DEFINETLY want to put that on our annual To-Do list instead of Great America or other places we have gone that turned out to be a disappointment - The Bear Track was the exact opposite ... and to 14 and 20 year old girls who live for Disney - this is the highest compliment The Bear Track and Mr. Norm can receive!

Amazing delicious food, We tried a little bit of everything, appetizers, soup , pretzel, and 4 oven…read morepizza to sample YUMMY !! The staff was personable and attentive! We will be back again.

One of the worst restaurant experiences I've ever had…read more The moment we walked in around 7:30 PM, the owner was screaming at his wife in front of customers and employees. That alone should've been our sign to leave. We ordered two pizzas and waited. And waited. After two hours, we were finally told our order had been forgotten. When one of our friends calmly asked the owner when our food would be made, he completely snapped, went on a rant about how long he's been working, and then told us to F-off He told us to get the F out!! No apology. No accountability. Just pure anger and disrespect. If you can't handle customers, can't manage orders, and can't treat your own family or paying guests with basic decency, you should not be running a restaurant. Absolutely unacceptable behavior. Save your money and eat literally anywhere else.

This is a budget-friendly motel. It has no bugs, no blood stains in the carpet, and is owned by a…read moregreat husband/wife team. It's better than any EconoLodge and they don't allow dope on the premises. This is a budget-friendly inn where you can get comfortable and never worry about shady business. The fun owner about turned me away for my dumb questions when I booked, lol