This charming inn was recommended by a friend who said we should treat ourselves when we were in…read moreHayward. She did not steer us wrong. The rooms are both beautiful and comfortable, the grounds are lovely, and there is a restaurant if you are interested in more than just their breakfast, which is outstanding. We are already trying to figure out when we can come again.

This was a truly spectacular meal in every way - the ambiance, the service, and most importantly…read morethe food! The Cobb salad and cornbread were amazing, and the shrimp and grits were the best I've ever had! I can't recommend it enough.

This place is amazing! Rent a room or the whole place. Best breakfast in town. Owners are the…read moremost genuine people you will ever meet! Good for couples or families.

We stayed at Carnegie Hall for two days, Truly an outstanding experience. The themed rooms,…read morefantastic hosts, first class accommodations and a truly over the top breakfast experience. A unique venue with a lot of history, that is entertaining with it's hidden room and themes. If you are a fan of Sherlock Holmes, it's a must see. This is probably the cleanest B&B out there, that gives the five star hotels a run for there money. We were welcomed as guests and treated as family. We will be back.

Golf was great, bar is amazing!…read more Rooms are like brand new. Friendly staff. We took a guys golf trip and this place was amazing. We will be back next year.

Felt like a second home!…read more This is the second time I've stayed at Spider Lake Lodge in October and hope to continue the tradition every Fall. Last year and again this year, I basically had the lodge to myself for the majority of my stay. Delise the hostess is a gem, makes fabulous breakfasts and is always incredibly accommodating! I stayed in the Hemingway Room both times and it's perfect, couldn't ask for a nicer experience. I spent a lot of time in the great room in front of the fire in the evenings. For anyone considering a stay here who loves history and likes to read, I'd suggest "Return to Wake Robin" by Marnie O. Mamminga, she and her family spent many summers at the lodge and after spending time here you can understand and appreciate how special this place was to her family. My best friend and his wife own a home just down the hill and around the corner from the lodge. A few years ago I read the book at their home and last year one rainy afternoon sitting in the great room with a fire roaring, reading the book again (the lodge has a signed copy) and it really brought the book to life for me! Don't let the fact that they only serve breakfast deter you from staying, it's always delicious and there are a multitude of dining options within easy distance of the lodge not to mention that I had full access to use the kitchen if I wished. I can't say enough about the experience, I'm already looking forward to next Fall!

I had a reservation to stay at New Mountain Bed And Breakfast and I had to cancel because a broken…read moreleg scuttled my trip. Without any prompting they were kind enough to return my deposit and mail me a get well card. I admire their kindness.

First off, Ashland, WI and surrounding towns of Washburn and Bayfield are a great part of the…read morecountry I had never visited before, on the shores of Lake Superior. Lots to see and do. We stayed in the Guest House. It was exactly what we were looking for -- comfort, peace and quiet, but working internet. Felt very welcomed by Eva and Colten. Yummy welcome treats were an added bonus. If you are in the Guest House, plan on taking a bath instead of a shower. First-class bathtub, but the shower curtain will invade your personal space otherwise. Would absolutely stay there again if "in the neighborhood." It's worth a few extra dollars compared to just an average motel.

This was the 3rd Labor Day holiday weekend I've stayed at this B & B and it's no wonder I keep on…read morereturning. It's delightful, comfortable and quiet, and it's just a few minute drive to the south shore of Lake Superior (and the awesome artesian well water available 'on tap') and a 25 minute drive to Bayfield, WI. The town of Ashland itself is sleepy and quaint, and sports a great co-op, a tasty bakery, and a wonderful coffee shop, not to mention the variety of shops along the town's main street (not the busy street running along the lake shore, but one block further in). Note: the owners informed us that they're going to stop serving morning breakfasts (next year, I think) because it's simply too much work for them (Tina, mainly) when Brian is away all week working his full-time job at a school three hours' drive away.