Not worth a $180 per night. The shower curtain was covered in mildew. It was a washable one so that…read moreis an easy fix, yet they did not do that. The hotel provided Wi-Fi info but my phone was never able to find it to connect. The room itself was pretty old and needed a refresh.

I stayed here while riding my motorcycle around the UP, it was a great stop. Nice location, clean…read morerooms, I got a good nights sleep and a great shower!

A wonderful place to stay a couple of days a week. Jenn and her husband make us feel so comfortable…read moreas well as their staff. We were there last month on New Year's and it was absolutely beautiful breathtaking I can't say enough. Wonderful place to go I recommend it to anybody.

Absolutely fantastic cabins. Jen goes above and beyond for her guests! Love the night time fires at…read morethe pavilion! Just an all around fantastic experience!

Nice place to stay, if you are on a budget. We paid $45 per night, and that includes wireless…read moreinternet, satellite TV, mini-fridges, and microwaves in the room. Beds are a little firm, and I like a firm mattress... No a/c, but that is not necessary at this time of the year. I believe the proximity to Lake Superior will help the temperatures stay low, too. Water pressure needs a little help, though. The quality of the water is pretty horrible - can't even use it to brush my teeth. If I were you, I would have bottled water with you! But, the location is nice: near Whitefish Point and Tahquamenon Falls. Not much around for dining, though, unless you drive to Sault Ste. Marie or Newberry. (not the fault of the motel, of course.)

If you are looking to not spend much $, this place will do just fine. November rates hover around…read more45$ per night. Dated fixtures, furnishings etc. Fun wood paneling, i.e. up north decor in all the rooms. Smoking and non-smoking rooms available. Beds somewhat comfortable, but there are other options available nearby should you have higher standards than me and my family.

My experience was not a good one, I visited on memorial weekend 2025, I was offered a boat to use…read moreaccording to their website and it took 2 out of the 3 days to get that, then they tried selling outdated food to patrons. The hostess wasn't to pleasant. I will not be going back there. For over 200 a night it doesn't seem to be worth it!

For a second there I thought I was reciting the Boy Scout Motto...but seriously Mike and Monica are…read morethe most conscientious hosts. They are 100% committed to making your visit as enjoyable as it can be. The resort sits on a fairly large lake, 1 mile south of Lake Superior...the lake was originally used as a Lumber Holding\Sorting area. The proximity to both does not just offer some fantastic fishing, but keeps the temperature relatively tame.. Mid July we were roughly in the low 70s, a couple of days in the low 80s and a few nights in the 40s... so don't worry bout the absence of AC in the cabins... Not really Needed. However light pants and long sleeve shirt may be a life saver when the black flies are about. They can be relentless in the north-woods There are 6 cabins, 2 x 2 Unit Duplexes and 2 stand alones? The wife and I stayed in a duplex laid out as an efficiency unit . Again no AC but a small fan was supplied with screened windows offering a great cross-breeze. We had a double bed plus a double futon as a couch..bedding pillows and some warm blankets were provided. Hot water was ample, crisp great tasting well water.. Bathroom had a shower and toilet...powerful plumbing with clean towels!. The kitchen had a small 2 seat dinette as shown in the photos. Propane range\oven with a small set of pans and cooking utensils. We had a toaster, efficiency refrigerator w/freezer and Weber grill outside. Servings for 4. The place was immaculate.. bring paper towels and TP There's 150\200' of nice beach, an area for a communal bonfire..fish cleaning hut and a rowboat is provided with the cabin. Motorboats when available are 50$ a day but you can bring your own. This was a deal at a great price. Gather your necessities at the IGA in Newberry on the way in because once you're here ya don't want leave. Ask mike about where the berries are when they're in season. The staff and owners are fantastic...100% open approachable and committed to making your stay enjoyable. This place is a hidden GEM call! Don,t rely on email No WIFI cell coverage limited

When in the U.P. only one thing for lunch. Pasty…read more The pasty was good. The crust was delicious. Lots of carrots with the meat gravy was also good.

Ordered the "Texas Grilled Cheese" sandwich... it was not great…read more.. Unbelievably, though American Cheese slices were used, none of the cheese was melted... it's as if they grilled one side of the bread and then assembled the sandwich with cold cheese, cold tomatoes and cooked bacon... frankly, the worst GC sandwich I've ever had but I ate most of it simply because I was very hungry and there aren't many dining options in Newberry. The "house cut fries" were terrible. They were not crispy and tasted as if they were reheated after having been cooked sometime earlier... I was only able to stomach eating a few of those they were so bad...

This restaurant has really slow service. The ranch dressing is terribly thick and doesn't taste…read morelike ranch. The waitress had terrible energy and didn't really say much or check on us. She left out plates that we were done with on the table. Not one smile. I wouldn't go here again.

The view here is amazing, we drove out of our way just to have lunch here. You can sit on the back…read morepatio and look down over the treetops and out over Lake Michigan. Breathtaking! The food is also really good too. We got the fried whitefish and salad bar, which were both pretty tasty. It's not overly fancy, but my mouth was happy.

When I return to Newberry, where I grew up, I stay at MacLeod House. Hosts, Frank and Cheryl moved…read morethis grand Victorian from mainstreet to a field six miles out of town. Yup, telephone lines got taken down and all Newberry turned out for the show. Thirty years later Frank's and Cheryl's labor of love allows visitors a glimpse into the world of Newberry's lumber boom. Color jazzes up the house's once-white exterior, but it retains its historic charm. Much of the interior woodwork has been preserved. Lush gardens and an orchard grace the property. The rooms are comfortable, the ambiance welcoming, and I keep coming back.

The innkeepers, Cheryl and Frank, are pleasant and friendly. The house is clean. The bed was…read morecomfortable. Breakfast was tasty - peaches & cream french toast was good, but the sausage was different - not sure what kind of meat, but hubby and I didn't care for it. (Eggs with feta and spinach the first morning was fine, no meat that time.) The showers were a horrible experience. We stayed for 2 nights in the suite. Morning 1, the rain head shower in our suite trickled. Water only trickled out of half of the shower head. After several minutes (probably 5), it got hot, but then it was scalding hot and there was no way to cool it off. I turned the handle all the way to cold, and even waited - no change. Scalding hot. A guest in the single room with the bath down the hall was finished with his bathroom, so he offered his shower to us. We accepted (although I find it kind of icky to share with a stranger, I was desperate for a shower!). His shower was slightly more than a trickle, but certainly no pressure. I was able to regulate the temperature. I took a super quick shower and was done with it. Day 2 my hubby went to use the shower down the hall and came back un-showered. No pressure at all in there on this day. So I ended up washing my hair, shaving my legs, etc. in our bathroom sink (very shallow) and he attempted the trickling rain head in our shower. It was a joint effort. When the water became scalding, he had me turn on the hot in the sink (so less hot went into the shower). We adjusted that way a couple times and he was finished. Cheryl said they had a pressure regulator on order and she hopes that fixes the problem. The first day, her response was that the water issue was a "mystery." Our suite was also equipped with a 2 person jacuzzi tub, which is the reason I chose the suite in the first place. When we arrived, she showed us our room and the tub and said it's just a soaking tub now because the jets don't work. There was never any mention of this when I booked (I emailed, and had 3 phone conversations with them before we arrived). She did take off $20/night for the shower inconvenience,which I appreciated. I would give the place another try if I was assured the water was working, but I don't think I'm brave enough to get that far from home and find out we have no shower options!

Great motel continently located just east of Newberry central to whitefish point, Newberry,…read moreTahqamenon falls and bay mills casino etc. The place is very clean and recently renovated. You check in at the bar next door which has a good menu and a friendly staff. However I will never be back. The second evening we had a great dinner at the tavern and figured on having a few more beers but some guy they all seemed to know came in with friends and was playing pool. No problem there. They got a little loud and obnoxious but didn't bother us so again no big deal. But then he started yelling aggressively and dropping big time N-bombs. He was even hostile sounding and bragged that he was a republican so that made it ok to make hateful racist comments. Explicatives were flying. Whatever! His problem not mine. BUT the bar tender and her group of regulars were laughing and joking about this guy. Even encouraging him when came over to them. I won't support a place that tolerates this kind of behavior and racist BS. Really disappointing because otherwise I would strongly recommend this place.

My buddy (Bear) and I where at Strongs Monday, October 20th to watch the Lions defeat the Bucs. The…read moreplace is awesome, rustic and Heather and crew were very hospitable. It is a must see place and destination. Thank you Strongs for a fantastic evening... Tommy See ya soon !