Amazing fish fry & customer service! Very family friendly atmosphere! It's a hidden gem! You won't…read morebe disappointed!

Amy the bartender/waitress/front desk person was outstanding! She was literally running from bar…read moreto kitchen to front desk to take care of a sizable group of sledders and visitors. Thanks for your service Amy!

Nice location on Lake Superior near many waterfall hikes. Friendly staff and very helpful. Beach is…read morejust a few minutes walk from cabin. We passed by an impressive frog symphony each evening on our walk to the beach to see the sunset. Others made campfires on the beach to watch the beautiful sunsets. Most of the time we walked along the beach shoreline with no one else in sight. The cabin is nicely landscaped with hostas, purple iris, miniature roses and other flowers. There is a sliding glass door which opens to a nice deck with a charcoal grill. We enjoyed the free nightly popcorn from the Inn which was a bonus. The Fox Den cabin has a ramp up to the front door. Inside is a cozy kitchen, dining area with ceiling light and fan, a cozy living room with a sofa, TV, and cozy gas fireplace. The bathroom is roomy with a hot shower. The 2 bedrooms had queen size beds and a dresser and closet. The kitchen has an electric stove, toaster, coffee maker, and microwave. Some small improvements could be a larger Tv with better sound and add on the Hallmark Movie Channel, ceiling fan in both bedrooms, some cute water glasses, and a small cutting board. Overall Fox Den Cabin at Scott's Superior Inn and Cabins is a cozy cabin on Lake Superior with beach access and good location to explore many waterfall hikes including the Porcupine Mountains State Park trails.

I've worked in housekeeping in the Rocky Mountain area family owned lodge during the early COVID…read morepandemic time. While being a retired math teacher, I now look at every lodging I attend with a housekeeper's eye. This inn is clean, the staff (especially the owners Michelle & Josh) are incredibly engaging, friendly, kind. . . and they add the touches of a fresh pot of coffee every morning to fresh popped corn in the lobby every evening. You are a sweet little stroll to the huge beach on beautiful Lake Superior. . . where you can stone gather, walk in warm sand and listen to the waves as they roll in. I'd stay at this inn again. . . and did I mention they have great cabins available as well. It's terrific place for your whole family to gather and to be on the largest of the Great Lakes. The energy at this place is bright & full of joy!

Highly recommend this place if your furbabies are with or without you. We've been staying in hotels…read moreall around Michigan while touring lighthouses and this is by far the best hotel to stay at. The rooms itself has high ceilings and odd enough, slightly thin walls. We could hear (I think) the people straight above us singing loud while in the bathroom. The breakfast was pretty impressive compared to most average hotels. They had a nice selection of toppings for cooked oatmeal, a couple waffle makers, yogurt, frittas (more like omelette), biscuit, gravy with sausage (that was out by 8am, so couldn't try it). But the spread of options was a lot more than the usual dry cereal bar, yogurt, bread and bagels.

Sadly, our plans were ruined last minute on our trip in Northern Michigan. My husband and I were…read moreplanning on camping in an area nearby. However, due to Covid a lot of main camping sites were closed at the time. We knew this prior and researched the area we wanted to camp. Sadly, when we arrived the person that did camp there misinformed us as there are signs that tell you not to publically camp at the site. We did not want to break any rules so we decided to try to find a last minute place to sleep. Luckily, we found a place right in Houghton. We got to pass by a beautiful water front and a mini bridge. It was quite beautiful and I definitely would love to visit the city again. The inn was safely following protocals for Covid. We got our room key and went to our room. The pool room was open, but only a certain amount of people were allowed in at once. Luckily, it was super late so no one was in the pool area. We decided to stop by the jacuzzi to check it out. The room itsef was super clean and comfortable. It was definitely worth the price. I enjoyed our night stay. I would come back again in the future.

Awesome .fabulous clean place to stay .like family here .awesome cabins and rooms also . Super…read moreclean .and great atmosphere.make the extra drive it's worth it .also lots of waterfalls in the area .great rates also .pet friendly and great. For the family kids love it here .

We were on our way to Canada and needed a place to stay for one night. Found this motel on the…read moreinternet. Sounded good so we decided to stay there and I glad we did. Turns out it's just a small one room but, it was as clean a place as we've ever stayed. Had everything we needed as well. Frig, microwave, stove, sink, utensils, TV, and free Wi-FI. There is also a multi-family cabin there as well. There are some nice hiking trails around also. It's in the middle of nowhere but, it is a very nice place to stay. The owner is a very nice lady and will offer information if you need. She rents mostly to fisherman and hunters during the seasons. We will go back.

I stayed at Waterstone many times and every time I return to the UP for business I always check…read morewith Waterstone in hopes they have an opening. The managers Jayne and Robin are the reason I rate this at a 4-they are wonderful. I always found them to be attentive and truly love the place. The location is great-beautiful views but is on the main highway going up to Houghton. The units-they could truly be amazing, the bedrooms are large and bathrooms are nice but everything needs an update. I hope the owners find this very special place worthy of an update. Thank you Jayne and Robin for taking such great care and making me feel welcomed in the UP!

Waterstone Suites 10/8/17 - 10/11/17…read more Could have been a really great place to stay. Let's start with the 4 dozen fly bodies we cleaned up on our arrival. Then we killed another 18 or so. There was even a dead fly in one of the beds. When we spoke with the contact for the property they offered us alternate accommodation in the unit below, but when they open the door that unit smelled like garbage and dirty diapers, also gross. Everyday saw a fresh new supply of dead flies even though this was a fall visit. There unit itself was nice with a very nice view, gas fireplace, very deep garage to use (can fit two suvs in lengthwise no problem, (opening was a bit narrow). There is a full size washer and dryer if you were there for a week. Location was good being right near Baraga and at the bottom of the Keweenaw Penninsula. It was sparsely appointed: no extra pillows, blankets (one on each bed, cheap foam ones), no hangers in the closets and for an extended stay no dresser to put clothes into. We asked for more toilet paper on the morning after our arrival to be questioned on how much TP we had used. What? The bathroom attached to the MBR had a bit left on the roll to begin with. Each couple was given 1 more roll. (Use the single ply sparingly). Kitchen was sparsely appointed, not much silverware, no small glasses, mismatched wine glasses, no paper towels or extra garbage bags. Our garbage was not taken out during our multi night stay. Water was very restricted in the shower, but the faucet in the kitchen was difficult to get turned off. Couldn't get a good shower to save your soul! The shower off the MBR is very small. You can barely wash yourself without hitting the walls. Dispensers for shampoo, conditioner, body wash were empty. We had four adults staying in the unit. There were 4 bath & hand towels and 4 washcloths. When we asked for extras we were informed that there weren't any extras and that was why there a washer and dryer in the unit. Doing laundry is not high on the priority list when you are on vacation. We were told it wasn't the Four Seasons. Obviously the manager/owners were not only lacking in towels, but in good customer service. If you want a separate towel for your hair you're out of luck unless you bring your own. Porch off living room was dirty, lots of dead flies on the threshold of the door. Furniture needed a good wash off. Windows in the door to the porch were very dirty. LR only has seating for 3, 1 large sofa, no extra chair for a 4th person. Some parts of the blinds in LR were not working properly. The blinds were very hard to pull over. TVs were all old. The wall-mounted TVs in the BRs presented a safety risk for our heads. They were hanging out from the wall at just the right height to hit your head on, which happened on 2 occasions. On the outside the building looked tired, not as nice as in the picture. Much of the woodwork especially on the porches was worn and in need of painting. We were first told that our contacts had acquired the property within the last couple years. Then we were told that our contacts for the property worked for a management company and they couldn't get them to do anything to make it nicer. We would have been happy to write to them. When we asked the name of the company we were told that they couldn't remember the name. Strange when you would be dealing with them all the time for over 2 years. Very odd. There is road noise from US 41. Fortunately the BRs were on the back of the buildings. For $160 per night our expectations were a little higher We got by, but our stay could have been so much more enjoyable.

Late last night or early in the morning which ever you prefer Sydney at the front desk was able to…read moreget me a desperately needed and regretfully forgotten toiletry item. So thank you Sydney for going above and beyond and thank you Ojibwa for having an outstanding front desk service!!

We've been staying at the Miller's for the last five years and absolutely love everything about…read morethis little slice of heaven. The cabins provide everything you need and are so cozy. You can't beat the location and we love having a bonfire on the beach overlooking Lake Superior. We will continue to keep coming back!

At first this seemed like a nice place to stay. But our first evening, we heard rodents running…read morearound in the ceiling over our bedroom and they woke me at 5 a.m. The next day, we told the owner and she said "we live in the woods, it's to be expected" and her husband later said it was chipmunks on the roof. When we took our bag of trail mix out of the grocery bag on the counter, there was hole in it chewed up by mice! That was explained the critters we'd heard. Also I took a shower that morning and the water was lukewarm. I sent a text to Kim about the rodents and cold shower and she replied "I'll be right over" (though I texted her back asking to come a bit later as i wasn't dressed). A minute later I heard pounding on the door and an angry Kim walked in and said "If you aren't satisfied here you're welcome to leave." No apology, no offer to improve the situation except to say she'd show me how the shower works (it should be obvious!) but none of the kindness or customer service most hosts show. I asked if she'd consider giving us a discount, she said she'd think about it. Later that afternoon I got a text saying I could get a 100% discount if we packed up our bags and left that day! It was the weekend of the Porkies Music Festival and we didn't want to have to leave the festivaland search for new lodgings, especially since all the lodging would be booked. Avoid this place if you want a peaceful, pleasant stay and a good night's sleep.

We were very much looking forward to our stay at The Vault, and it did not disappoint. Amenities…read morewere nice, we felt very catered to, and the rooms were modern and lovely. The Counting Room speakeasy was also a nice experience and the bartender was wonderful. Complementary snacks and beverages greet you in the lobby, and there is a nice sitting room if you'd like to just relax or do a little work... which you SHOULDN'T... (but I did at night). Parking was nice and easy... private and right across the street. It's also right smack in the middle of the main drag in Houghton... Restaurants and cafés are all around you, and it's a block from the Portage Lake Ship Canal, which has a very cool drawbridge even if there isn't much commercial shipping anymore. The Vault is a historic bank turned boutique hotel, and as such, the original bank teller windows are beautifully restored and face the main lobby area. Much to my utter amazement, they are locked and and completely unused. The staff are actually kind of stationed in what can charitably described as a back closet and they wait for the door buzzer (and can maybe see on a video screen). As the front door is always locked (your door key opens it), your initial arrival is to a locked door looking into an empty lobby but facing those beautiful teller windows. It would be AWESOME if the front counter staff were actually comfortably seated behind those teller windows, maybe even dressed appropriately like they worked in the old bank. They would be able to easily see people walking up the the front door to buzz them in, and then check-in would be at the teller window. That would be a fun way to start your experience. I also think it would be much more rewarding for the staff... who were all lovely. I really hope the owners read these comments and take this idea into consideration. I think it's a real missed opportunity. Other than that... if you're going to Houghton, this is an unforgettable hotel that most certainly will add to your experience in this historic Michigan town.

It was amazing. Great staff, very modern hotel, complimentary drinks and sodas, very comfy beds,…read morevery cute little town and there was even robes. There is only one thing that I think can enhance this stay is a pool. Could not recommend more.