My wife and I were so involved in events in Texas, we both forgot our 24th anniversary. What to…read moredo? Where to go? We are weird as we like to treat ourselves to restaurants out of our own city. I had researched the Stebbins before. It seemed like a worthy place for our celebration. So we called and made a reservation (good thing we did, as they were turning people away without one); and took the scenic drive to Algoma. We got there early and sat at the bar. We told the barkeep we were there for our anniversary celebration. That was the right thing to say as the staff fawned us after that. We had a couple of Tanqueray and tonics that were sufficiently stout. The bar area was fairly raucous as the Brewer's game was on. Then we found out we could eat at the bar. So we ordered some onion rings. I know they're not that good for you; but they are my guilty pleasure. Their onion rings are pretty dang good. At our appointed time we were shown to the dining room, which we found surprisingly small. Our waitress was a perky and friendly lass and her service was great. 99% of the time I'm an ovo-lacto vegetarian. On that one percent I'll channel the pescatarian in me. So will my wife. So I ordered a shrimp dish and she ordered fish. Both of our meals were excellent. My side was baby red potatoes. My wife had a twice baked potato. Just a tip to the restaurant, the presentation and meal would have benefited with a green vegetable on the plate, broccoli, please. As I said our waitress was very efficient and pleasant. After our meal she said "I hear it's your anniversary, don't go away". In a few minutes she brought us a rather large strawberry short cake. It was delicious, the perfect end to a fine meal. It was on the house! We look forward to returning for another meal and perhaps a two night stay, as the hotel seems to be 19th century classic. All in all it was a great experience. If you are looking for a special place it would behoove you to check this place out. Kudos

I just stayed here for 3 nights and had a nice visit.. cute town, near beach, nice staff cute room,…read moreclose to Door County for the drive up. I had a little issue with a noisy group shooting pool and playing music late but staff on duty took care of it. Maybe they could post a sign in the room that the pool room closed at say 10 pm on weeknights or just lock the door. As for the decor, I've noticed comments on here about it being outdated... that's the charm people! It's got a retro feel.. that's what I loved about it. It's an old hotel in an old established town . But it has been updated! They've just kept the retro charm. The staff was very kind and friendly. I'd stay again

I had a difficult time finding a place to stay in Manitowoc, Two Rivers and Kewaunee but I hit the…read morejackpot in Algoma. I met the owner Bob at check-in and he couldn't have been friendlier. My room was clean with plenty of hot water and towels. The WiFi and cable worked very well. My room had a small fridge and a microwave. After dinner I sat on their deck and watched the sun set with a glass of bourbon. The next morning I had the included breakfast which was delicious. Waffles, eggs, sausage patties, donuts and Door County coffee. There were many other options for breakfast as well. WOW If you are like me and pass through Algoma on your way to Door County, stop and check out this nice little town and Scenic Shore Inn.

A great value in a smaller town with a view of Lake Michigan and a short drive to the central town…read morearea for walking on the boardwalk and viewing the historic lighthouse on the pier. A rare mom n pop motel that is clean and maintained. Rooms are ready by 1:00 p.m. and there is a cold breakfast in the office. By cold I just mean they aren't able to have waffle irons and hot food due to space and state regulations the owners quickly told me, although I didn't ask. There is a small table and two chairs outside of every room to sit and enjoy the view and the cool fresh air off the lake. There are no negatives from the owners but just be aware located on a state highway it's very noisy late into the night with trucks and motorcycles racing and many cars that don't seem to have mufflers in the area, an oddity I suppose.

I am torn whether or not to write this review, as I'd like to keep this quaint hotel all to myself…read more The Haven in Algoma, WI has been my absolute favorite overnight stay in the Midwest. You can rent unique, furnished apartments at The Haven right along Lake Michigan. The Haven is in walking distance to some of Algoma's great food and drink such as Skaliwags, Von Stiehl winery, and Ahnapee brewing. We stayed only one night in the two bedroom suite. It was fully furnished, including amenities and a fully equipped kitchen! We absolutely loved the decor and loved staying there. Sara was a wonderful host. We hope to return soon. PS - pet friendly!

I had the pleasure of staying here October 10 - 17,2018. It was fantastic! I stayed in the balcony…read moresuite which had a full equipped kitchen that had every pot and pan and utensil you could need! I enjoyed sitting on the balcony having my morning coffee while enjoying the lake view. It had a nice living room, and the bedroom had a comfortable bed. I couldn't have been happier. It was less than a five minute walk to the grocery store and restaurants. I am hoping to visit again next October. Thank you Sara for my wonderful visit.

FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN, DONT WASTE YOUR TIME…read more My family and I travel often, and never have we been treated with such abysmal customer service than we have at Algoma Beach Motel. We are respectful of shared spaces, clean up after ourselves, and aren't excessively active. We checked in around 4pm, got to our room, and immediately spent time at the beach. We stopped back at our room for about 10 minutes to change before dinner. We got back to the motel to settle in at around 8-830pm, and started to unpack our things and get ready to play a card game. Around 9pm, we received a call from the front desk stating that the downstairs folks complained that it sounds like "elephants" up here and we need to keep it down. We were just unpacking our things, nothing wild, but I answered with enthusiasm that I would let my kids and partner know to keep the noise down. 5 minutes later, the complainant from downstairs showed up at our door in anger, in front of our children, and wouldn't leave. He shoved his foot in the door so I couldn't shut it, and only backed away when my partner stepped up to the door. We thought that would be the end of it, but the hotel attempted to call again and left us a voicemail saying that we were now required to move rooms to the bottom floor. We specifically chose a second floor room for safety, as the bottom floor rooms have two doors that open directly to the outside, and I suggested that the people below us could move instead, but I was told "don't you try and argue with me, you either move rooms or check out tomorrow." We secured much more family-friendly lodging down the road.

Far from fancy, but We received what we paid for, Fancy no. Clean room, yes. View yes, if you do…read morenot get view, well did you book it in advance? Breakfast same as 1950's, really no breakfast as most Americans would like. No it is not a chain of hotels with irons, coffee pots, and all the amenities. Your not charged for them either. It is a clean, old fashion motel, and you can walk to town. It is not perfect, but will go back just to sit on balcony, relax. Because that is what I wanted. That is what was delivered. MY ROOM was clean, as was the other one we booked.

This is a convenient family type motel that has been updated. Key pick up is super efficient. You…read moreplug in a code and a door pops open with your key. Good space to hang clothes and everything was in order. Pillows were hard, though.

Hello shower pressure! I was remembering an episode from Seinfeld where Kramer was fighting to…read morestand up due to a forceful water pressure. I'll be taking another one tomorrow morning too. Very clean. No smells are good smells. The beds are decent. No pillowtops, but soft enough. I travel with my own pillows, so I can not comment on those. We were able to park right in front of room, which made for an easy unpacking. Television is a nice size and up high on the wall so we didn't have to crank our necks. We look forward to staying here again. Our little doggie is already tucked in and asleep too.

Stayed 2 weeknights at the beachfront inn and loved everything about it. Very homey and charming…read morewith a lot of beachy character. Rooms were comfortable and ours had an incredible view of the beach and patio below. There were waterfront bonfires every night and we loved the relaxed atmosphere. Staff was very welcoming and there were several places to sit and enjoy the lake views. Would definitely come back! Bailey's Harbor was also a perfect home base for excursions to Cana Island Lighthouse and Washington Island, with the additional benefit of being less touristy than other areas we visited. Great trip all around!

We LOVE this hotel. The grounds are beautiful with terraced garden down to water. A firepit where…read morewe sat every night and got to know several other guests and their dogs. Lovely porch to have breakfast. Rooms are very pretty. Employees are kind.

Coho Motel and Suites was the perfect fit for what we needed on our way south from northern door…read morecounty. We like to travel on a whim but oftentimes we have a hard time finding lodging. This was one of those times. There was nothing incredibly opportunistic while at Coho Motel outside of a stray hair in our tub, I am weird about hygiene and cleanliness, and we must have been in the old building which would explain the musty smell. Outside of that, the staff was welcoming upon check in and on our way out. The space was what we needed and nothing more; a place to sleep. Thanks guys.

Owners really take great care of this Motel. Stayed here after a Packer game. It's an older motel…read morebut cleanliness and quality were better than many new spots. Well worth the value.

I have waited too long to write a review! This year is my third time staying at Glidden…read more Definitely a 5 star resort. The resort is condo owned and guests stay in an owners condo. The condos are nicely decorated and very clean. There is basic kitchen cookware and utensils. They always have Door County coffee, which is really good. I like the big jetted bathtub in the bathroom. There is also a shower. This resort is off the beaten path but that is what I love about it. Every room has a view of the lake. The beach and resort grounds are very nice. I like to enjoy the open windows and patio doors to hear the waves. There is a small indoor pool and hot tub. Both are nice. And clean. The restaurant right next door is amazing. Super cool inside with great drinks and food. Make reservations! I think the prices are inline with other resorts in DoCo. Super friendly staff. I know I'll be back next Fall!

Beautiful place to stay! Can open your door and hear the waves crashing! Loved every minute of my…read morestay.

The breakfast is as good as everyone says. My husband got the half order of Door County Cherry…read moreStuffed French Toast and I got the half order (+ well done bacon) of the Autumn Caramel Apple French Toast. Both were outstanding and while decadent - the half order was perfect. There is outside seating, but we ate inside (sans bees and coolness) last week. I would definitely recommend the breakfast!

This place has really cool history and is an operating inn. It feels very historical and timely…read moreeating here. Our server was nice and made me laugh. I tried the veggie omelette and the cherry French toast. I really enjoyed both, and I liked that the omelette came with hashbrowns and an English muffin. The French toast was stuffed with cherry cream cheese and was very decadent. The inside is very cozy, but they also have a nice patio where we sat. However, it was bee season and they were absolutely attacking us. It's a cute spot and I would come back! Fish creek is like a hallmark movies.

Our favorite place to stay in Sturgeon Bay! We've stayed there 3 years over Labor Day weekend and…read morealways have a wonderful time. We've stayed both in the suites and on a boat one year. There are grills and picnic tables outside to enjoy the waterfront and a community fire pit for gathering in the the evenings. We also rented a boat for two days and were able to use the dock right outside. Laurel at the front desk is so welcoming the staff is quick to respond and make our stay both comfortable and memorable.

UNINHABITABLE: Forced to flee after 1 night due to chemical fumes; Hotel kept full 3-night charge…read moredespite rebooking the room. I was forced to check out after one night because the room was uninhabitable due to severe health hazards. Upon entry, the room reeked of strong, unknown chemical fumes. We attempted to ventilate, but were forced to close the windows immediately due to loud, disruptive guests and heavy marijuana smoke drifting in from across the street. The chemical smell did not dissipate; instead, the fumes triggered a severe asthma attack and heart palpitations within hours. The conditions were so dangerous that I had no choice but to check out the next morning and drive home to ensure my safety. Crucially, this was a holiday weekend. The hotel undoubtedly rebooked this room immediately after we left, suffering zero financial loss. Yet, they refused to refund the remaining two nights and kept the full $750 charge. The Snug Harbor Inn breached the basic warranty of habitability by providing a room with unknown chemical hazards that caused an immediate medical reaction. Keeping the full payment for a room I could not use, while they re-rented it to someone else, is unjust enrichment and a clear disregard for guest safety. Do not book here; the management prioritizes profit over health.