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    Sheraton Duluth Hotel

    3.4 (76 reviews)
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    Rick L.

    I feel that this is the nicest hotel in Duluth. It's a full service Marriott property with a bar and restaurant onsite. Many of the rooms have been updated and it's a great touch, especially the bathrooms. They have a club level lounge and although it still isn't functioning at full capacity, they do their best to stock it with drink and snacks. They also have a pretty nifty espresso machine up there too. They also have a very good workout room (for a hotel) and pool. Great location on E. Superior Street with plenty of restaurant and bar options within walking distance. The construction is finally done so navigation is much easier. Heck, you're a stones throw from Fond-Du-Luth Casino. Who doesn't like taking a stroll through that rathole! Only downside is the parking. No fault of the hotel, but you park in the garage take a stroll through a couple of hallways, and take the slowest elevator in the world before making it to the lobby. Awesome staff and a great place to stay when visiting Duluth. Highly recommended!

    Rosalie C.

    Right in the heart of downtown, near restaurants, the Duluth Trading Company haha and the Lakewalk. If you get a room on the front, the view is awesome !!! Nice rooms. Helpful staff. Connected by the skywalks!

    A sunset view of the downtown area and the lift bridge and lighthouses.
    Darien J.

    Spent two nights here, while in town for a wedding and general sight-seeing. Was pleasantly surprised to find out that they'd upgraded us to a lakeside room, though discovered when we got to the room that it was a 2 queen bed room, when we reserved a king. The view was worth the downsize in beds, so we stayed in it. The view did not disappoint. The room was well appointed, well designed, and comfortable. The staff was great, and we appreciated the connected parking and the skyway access. The only complaint was housekeeping. Our second stay in Duluth, and the second time the room was supposed to be refreshed and wasn't. But this hotel, unlike the other one, sent someone up to take care of the room. The attached bigger bottle of conditioner in the bath was empty on checking in, we called and asked for it to be refilled when we asked for housekeeping, and it wasn't done the second time, either. Other than that, it was a great hotel, good service, and a good stay.

    Katherine P.

    Checked in and was immediately greeted with a smile. Upgraded to a beautiful view of Lake Superior. Bed was super comfy and comforter was perfect since we were there during the polar vortex. Unfortunately the heater in my room didn't heat the room so the comforter kept me warm and toasty. Rooms are older but clean. Wished the room had a refrigerator. Stayed for two nights and my room was not cleaned the first night. One of the two elevators was broken during my stay and with one the wait was longer than normal. Food in the Concierge lounge was very limited, didn't even serve eggs during the three days of my stay. As for the restaurant, food was terrible. Salad was overdressed, had brown wilted lettuce. Pasta was frozen and sauce was soupy. The plus side server was attentive and friendly. Parking garage is a nice walk from the lobby. They have a shuttle that will drive you around town close to the airport although I didn't use it.

    Steve S.

    This is a nice hotel. It's well kept, fairly new and well run. We stayed here to attend a local wedding. The room was large as hotel rooms go and the beds were just great, very comfortable. It's easy to find and parking is on first street, the hotel give you a free pass at the desk. I'd recommend it as a great place to stay!

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    Susie A.

    There are so many awesome places to stay in Duluth. Don't stay here. So many cons: *No mini fridge or micro. Booooo! *Old tiny TV's with no HDMI port and basic cable with no guide telling what shows are on. Awww maaaan! *Long walk from parking ramp shared with clinic. (A skyway and an elevator, then another elevator to get to your room in the hotel.) Parking was free, but every time you wanted to leave you had to stop at the front desk to get another ticket to insert into the machine at the exit. Pain! *No free breakfast. Hisssssss! *Double doors on the bathroom that don't meet in the middle. Peekaboo! *Too hot at night. It was set at 70. I turned it down to 65, but it never moved. No air movement. Sweaty! *Both elevators from the lobby smelled so bad. Not sure if someone had an accident of some sort in both? What are the odds... Peeew!

    Shower curtain.  Aug 2021 even after their updates?!   Disgusting!

    I'll start by saying most everyone at the hotel was very friendly. I'll also add that there is nothing more important the health and safety of the hospital staff as well as myself. With that being said, I'll dive in. This hotel isn't all that old but has recently gone through a renovation and certainly dresses it up. However, there are areas that are showing it's age and doesn't quite match up with the renovations and updates. The biggest area was the bathroom. The grout, ties and tub looked very dingy. I thought there was mold in the shower but my wife said it was the grout and it would be difficult to clean It still looked like mold. The shower curtain to the tub shower was very discusting and didn't notice it until the last day we were there. Frankly, i'm glad I didn't see it until then but was mortified at how dirty and disgusting it was. There is lots of construction on Superior St. right now which the hotel obviously has no control over. It does make it very difficult to haul luggage and bags since the main parking is in a ramp behind the building and you have to meander between the skyway, through locked doors, down an elevator and through the hallways. There's not of options around the front. It would be nice if guests were told ahead of time the best place to go and navigate to make the first impression much better. Once we finally found the front desk, we checked in and were immediately given a sheet of paper about the changed due to COVID. Room service was unavailable but take our orders are. There would be no in room housekeeping once you check in and could only be arranged if you were there more than 5 nights. This COVID based procedure allowed for dirty linens, towels and garbage to be left in the hallways as that's were we were told to leave it. It didn't seem to be picked up very quickly either. We also stayed on the Club Lounge floor and assumed what we paid for included that as well. We were also told that, because of COVID, the Club Lounge was closed. At some point, service providers are going to address that they will not be able to use the COVID explanation while still charging a premium for their services but not deliver. The pool and gym are completely open, no room service but the restaurant is open and the lounge is closed to COVID yet very few staff were wearing masks. I'd like to think it's more of a staffing issue than COVID issue but seeing multiple people stand around the front desk talking tells me otherwise. What I would have expected for a premium room at a category 5 hotel would have been an explanation as to why the lounge is closed and since we weren't able to take advantage of it, the ability for free breakfast in the restaurant, a bottle of wine or heck, even a free drink at the bar. This likely isn't the process of the hotel, but would say there appears to be a great opportunity to provide some additional value. We couldn't get into our normal resort for the days we wanted to stay so being a Bonvoy member I target Marriott prosperities first. I normally stay at another one but had an opportunity to have a 1 bedroom suite with a separate living room and bedroom. My wife and I were there to both work and visit family so thought the additional room and separation would be nice. I also assume people who get the suite also want the space and flexibility to both relax but also work if needed. Nearly every hotel I've ever stayed in has some sort of desk and chair you can use to work at. The pictures even show the room with a desk by the window overlooking Lake Superior. Our room, however, had no desk. It has a massive hallway with tow sets of double doors into the bathroom and a gigantic closest that i'm guessing is rarely use; but no desk and chair. When I asked the person at the front desk about not having a desk I was told that after the renovation, some of the suites didn't get them. I guess we were one of those suites. I will say, the bed was very comfortable and if we didn't have a lake view, there would be nearly no value to the stay at this hotel because of the inconveniences. This hotel seems to be animal friendly and found that out when we heard barking dogs multiple times throughout our stay which is very annoying. It's hard to go between Marriott properties that have one policy while others have very different ones. I would expect consistency from Marriott and why I believe they may be having a more of a staffing issue that lead to the lack of value for the price.

    Room 503
    Jim R.

    A relatively new ( maybe 10 years) hotel located in downtown Duluth on Superior St about a mile from canal street and the big lake. We were here for only one night this time but found our room on the fifth (out of six) floor roomy, reasonably up to date, clean and comfortable. The bathroom was well appointed and the a/c quiet and efficient. Check in was quick and friendly. The only tricky thing was finding the parking which is in a city-owned ramp up and behind the hotel. On my second trip around the block I noticed a smallish Sheraton sign over part of the garage entrance. A sign by the front of the hotel could have helped too had there been one. I learned later that parking is free for guests-you just need to pick up a validation at the front desk (nice). The garage is connected to the hotel via a long skyway on floor two of the garage. I always ask for a quiet room as one of the challenges in larger hotels is noisy neighbors and slamming doors and while there weren't too many people on our floor the loud heavy doors were bothersome. Overall this place offers all the features I look for in a hotel. Front desk hospitality is first rate and was a decent spot to stay. Note: our bed (rm 503) was extra extra firm - I thought it was fine but my wife hated it and didn't sleep too well. We also had a room on the 6th floor club level so wee able to take advantage of the club room for a light breakfast featuring breakfast sandwiches, cereal, fruit, bagels and toast which was a nice little extra.

    Breakfast from room service overlooking Lake Superior at the Sheraton on Lake Superior (room was on 5th floor)

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    I highly recommend that if you're looking to stay downtown Duluth for fun or business, look at this hotel and you shouldn't be disappointed.

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    Canal Park Lodge

    Canal Park Lodge

    (52 reviews)

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    A little fun overnight trip to Duluth had us staying in Canal Park Lodge…read more From the check in to checking out, it was an easy and smooth process. Check in is 4pm, check out is 11am. They have their own private parking lot and it's right in the heart of the downtown area and its backyard is the beautiful Lake Superior. I greatly appreciated the water station so I could stay hydrated during my stay here which is located in the lobby. Our room was on the 3rd floor (#336) facing the parking lot vs the other side of the building all have balconies and face Lake Superior. It's also less expensive facing the parking lot vs the lake. The next morning was so foggy that you couldn't even see the lake at all. The pool area was very nice with huge vaulted ceilings and a nice sized hot tub. Please note that the button for the hot tub timer is right next to the emergency button which aren't labeled well. They even have towels to use. We noticed that other families just left their discarded wet towels around on loungers vs throwing them in the laundry bin. In regards to our specific hotel room, the water spigot in the bathroom sprays very abruptly y and makes a mess so be aware of that. The bottles of shampoo, conditioner and body wash are great but it literally hurts your hands to squeeze them to get the stuff out. Plus the bottles are ribbed so it's not nice on the hands. Otherwise the room was great, beds comfy, tv worked, etc. It was also really nice to park the car and walk everywhere...the "beach", restaurants, shops, boardwalk, etc.

    Happy, helpful staff. Very clean rooms and public spaces. Great free breakfast. Inviting gathering…read moreareas, inside and outside. Right on the lake, tasty brewery next door, walking distance to the lift bridge and many restaurants.

    Hampton Inn Duluth Canal Park - Breakfast Area

    Hampton Inn Duluth Canal Park

    (51 reviews)

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    I have been coming to this hotel for the past eight years with my mom. This is honestly one of the…read morebest hotels and it's like undescribable with words that support staff are so friendly and the breakfast is so amazing. It's kind of like a buffet, but it's a buffet where the food is actually good. They keep replacing the food too. The rooms are really nice and they respect your belongings and privacy needs. Also I love this hotel way too much and it's an awesome spot such a beautiful view

    This Hampton Inn has some age on her, but she's in a great location and is well kept! I would rate…read more4 stars but the cost outpaced the age and general atmosphere of this hotel, but the price could very well be consistent with summer demand. Beautifully set along the boardwalk and canal park commercial area, this location is perfect for Duluth visitors! The hotel and room was very clean but just was from a past era. I wouldn't say the bed was super comfy but it was adequate and the room was pretty quiet. Bathroom was spacious and uniquely designed. Elevator was super slow but stairs are easily accessible. Breakfast was the average marginal Hampton breakfast but served in a very nice windowed room with views of the water. I am a Hilton Honors Diamond member and received a complimentary room upgrade- room with view of the water. This was an appreciated perk but otherwise the front desk did not acknowledge my status even when checking in.

    Holiday Inn & Suites Duluth-Downtown - Pool area 8th floor

    Holiday Inn & Suites Duluth-Downtown

    (101 reviews)

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    General - I stayed here for a night for work while in the Duluth area…read more Location - You are right on the hill in downtown Duluth within walking distance to Canal Park and downtown's offerings. Parking is included in your stay and is found through a garage on the first floors of the hotel. So if you are staying during an popular event, this might help with parking woes. Rooms & Building - This hotel is a tower so you can get some really great views of the Lake Superior and the harbor or just downtown. Rooms are fairly spacious and include a fridge and microwave. Amenities - Crazy enough for the size of the hotel, there are two pool areas which is nice. I was staying during the week so had no issue finding a cozy spot all to myself in the hot tub on the 8th floor after work. Food - I did not eat or drink here during my stay. Breakfast is not included in your stay (boo) but there is a restaurant onsite that does offer breakfast. I was lucky that they had coffee in the lobby at least. Vibe - Easy going and super friendly staff. No complaints. Reality vs. Online - Pictures that I saw on their website and online matched the quality and condition of the hotel and rooms in-person. No surprises. Price & Final Verdict - If you want to be right in the heart of Duluth and not have to haggle over parking, this location is just right for you. Parking is included which is nice since they could easily charge for being downtown. I enjoyed my stay and would stay again if the price was right!

    Room 1502 Large room was odor-free, very clean & quiet…read more(until about 730a, when a door slammed), with a great layout & well-thought-out furnishings, such as a rolling desk that nests. King bed was comfortable & climate control worked well. We paid for the $143/n room with points. Kcups provided were 2 regular, 2 decaf & 2 tea. Restaurant on site, breakfast is not included. Unlimited entry to parking garage with provided ticket (on check in)

    The Suites Hotel at Waterfront Plaza - Relax in our renovated Whirlpool King Suites.

    The Suites Hotel at Waterfront Plaza

    (84 reviews)

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    Helpful and very nice staff. Everyone we encountered. Thank you Eric!…read more Our room was clean. And I am picky. No dust on anything. I love the funky high ceilings and industrial building. Great location. Relatively quiet room. We were on 3rd floor. There were some negatives but the were not deal breakers. There was clutter and garbage in the halls for most of our visit. The cleaning staff shared that they are short on staff so that kinda made sense. The laundry was out of order. And the elevators were pretty dirty. But if you prioritize rooms this is fine by me. And it's winter so keeping up with that would be a battle. But our room was huge. The full size fridge meant I could buy from the smokehouse and not worry about it until we left. I am looking forward to coming back next year.

    Stay: July 27-31 2026…read more I rarely leave negative reviews, but our experience at The Suites Hotel at Waterfront Plaza in Duluth was disappointing from beginning to end. I stayed from July 27 through July 31. The first three nights were for a work conference, and I booked an additional night at my own expense because my family planned to visit the University of Minnesota Duluth with our son. Check-in went smoothly, and we arrived around 3:30 p.m. While housekeeping was still cleaning nearby rooms, ours initially looked fine. However, when we pulled out the sofa bed, we found a large urine stain on the mattress. I spoke with the housekeeping staff, who said they would bring us a rollaway bed. I asked if the stained mattress could simply be replaced instead. At that point, the general manager, Brittney, joined the conversation and immediately dismissed the request, saying they would only provide a rollaway. Her tone came across as rude and dismissive, which set the tone for the rest of our stay. When we returned that evening, the rollaway had been left outside our room. It was unstable and in poor condition. We also discovered the air conditioner made a loud, high-pitched squealing noise whenever it ran. Since it was late, we decided to report it the next morning. The next morning brought another surprise. When I plugged in the room's iron to press my pants for the conference, it sparked and briefly caught fire. I unplugged it immediately before anything worse happened. I reported all of these issues to the manager on duty, who was professional, apologetic, and genuinely tried to help. He replaced the rollaway with a larger mattress, attempted to address the AC issue, and offered to move us to another room. After hearing similar complaints from several coworkers staying at the hotel, I decided to remain where we were. As a goodwill gesture, he removed one night's charge from our bill, which I appreciated. Unfortunately, our final interaction erased any goodwill. Because I had booked the additional personal night when I originally made the reservation, I expected to remain in the same room. Around 12:30 p.m. on what the general manager believed was my checkout day, there was loud banging on our door. It was Brittney, asking why we hadn't checked out. I explained that I had reserved the room through July 31. She insisted I was supposed to leave that day, told me she did not have me staying another night, and said I would need to "figure that out with the front desk," while rolling her eyes and dismissing what I was telling her. My wife immediately started packing because we believed we were being forced to leave. When I went to the front desk, the staff quickly confirmed that I did, in fact, have a valid reservation through July 31. Rather than correcting the situation and allowing us to remain in our room, they informed me we would have to move to a different room. At that point, we had enough. We canceled the final night's reservation and checked out early. The manager on duty deserves recognition for trying to make things right, but the overall experience was overshadowed by poor room conditions, maintenance issues, and, most importantly, the unprofessional and dismissive behavior of the general manager. Customer service starts at the top, and unfortunately, that's where this stay fell apart.

    Fairfield by Marriott Inn & Suites Duluth Waterfront

    Fairfield by Marriott Inn & Suites Duluth Waterfront

    (20 reviews)

    The hotel is located farther down Canal Park. It is a bit of a walk to the main dining and shopping…read moreareas. Way too cold and windy to walk during our stay. I have Platinum status and had requested to use one of my suite nights for an upgrade. With status they will also upgrade you if a room is available. Neither had happened when I checked in despite lots of upgrade rooms being available. When I asked at check in the desk clerk did upgrade us to a slight harbor view. This is the third hotel in a row where I haven't been upgraded when a hotel has plenty of upgrade rooms available. The room had mold in the shower. The rest of the room was clean. Kudos to the desk clerk who obtained extra pillows for us as I needed them for an arm injury. Breakfast was very basic. Free parking and it was well lit.

    Did a little weekend getaway to Duluth and found this place. It is located on the beach side of the…read morelift bridge and is walking distance from the beach and (over the bridge) from a lot of the town attractions. In a short, sub 10-minute walk from the hotel, you are in the thick of restaurants and bars. We also enjoyed the small hotel pool. Yes, the beach is across the street but it was nice to jump in the water and let the kids burn some energy. The room was nice enough. It is not a fancy place, but it seems pretty new, so everything was in great working order. Bed was comfy and the shower was hot. They also had a free breakfast and plenty of parking, too.

    Fitger's Inn

    Fitger's Inn

    (67 reviews)

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    The inn is part of the larger Fitger's building, which reminds me of Pike Place Market in Seattle…read morebut on a smaller scale. The inn has incredible character with ornate hall carpets, stained glass, and high ceilings. Check in took only a few minutes and he explained different services available during our stay. Our room overlooked the lake, a really pretty view. It was a deluxe room and had nice space for two people, with a king bed, desk with chair, two upholstered chairs, and a mini fridge concealed in the entertainment center. The bathroom wasn't as tiny as many hotels, and seemed as if it had been renovated in the past few years. The hotel included small bottles of shampoo and conditioner, as there were no installed pumps on the walls. In the morning, the nearby board room had coffee available (tasty stuff, according to my husband) plus apples, bananas, and an assortment of granola bars and similar bars. There were also some board games available for guests. Our first night there, on a Thursday, was incredibly quiet. No road noise, no noises within the hotel. Even the AC was quiet. Our experience Friday and Saturday wasn't as pleasant because we had very loud people on one side who were talking and laughing past 11pm and also had dogs that yapped at random intervals. So, just an unfortunate draw as to who our neighbors were. That was the only negative, though. We loved how many things were walkable from our room. We went in most all the nearby shops and bought a number of things, too. People should know that the parking garage is on the other side of the complex; valet parking is also available but we didn't utilize it.

    We've stayed at Fitger's many times over the years and always appreciated the charm, service, and…read moreattention to detail, but our last stay was pretty disappointing. In our room we noticed wallpaper peeling off the walls, holes in the window screen, cracked and peeling paint on the ceiling, a sagging mattress, and just a general sense that the place was not getting a lot of love. It was sad to see this great hotel in such a state of disrepair. I truly hope they can turn it around.

    South Pier Inn - Panoramic Suite Living Room

    South Pier Inn

    (39 reviews)

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    I gotta start with the fact that I kinda hate all hotels, even nice ones. When I stayed at the Ritz…read morein Chicago or the Parker Meridien in NYC, despite the high design and luxurious touches, they still just felt like hotels. Meh. That said, the South Pier Inn was a remarkable surprise. To be fair, we sprung for one of the large rooms that was adjacent to the Aerial Lift Bridge. The room wasn't cheap, but there is nothing like looking at your window and seeing a thousand foot tanker sailing by a stone's throw away. Amazingly, the rooms are so well insulated from noise you could miss the whole thing. Fortunately, the hotel offers ship spotting calls, even in the wee hours of the morning so you don't miss a passing vessel (if that's your thing). The front desk staff was a textbook example of Minnesota nice. Such lovely people! And the simple continental breakfast (which I also usually hate) included wild rice cranberry bread made at an 80 year old institution. We even had the misfortune of booking a room when the small parking lot was being redone. However, the hotel managed that escapade very well, providing off site parking and a shuttle service to our car. It was such a treat to be able to walk over the bridge into the canal district, for a quick dinner without a drive, and to have such a well kept home base for our Minnesota adventure. Thank you for a lovely stay. I sincerely hope we get to return.

    What a stunning surprise in our cross country trip!!! A wonderful staff provided us with comfort…read moreand welcome. The bed had the most amazing sheets!!! So soft and comfortable I didn't want to leave and the jacuzzi tub had a 3D view of the channel. It was an amazing wonderful stay. My husband and I have stayed at 5 star hotels all over this country on the 4 month journey and I can honestly say this is the only one I could come back to.

    Pier B Resort - The hotel pool

    Pier B Resort

    (123 reviews)

    Pier B After a couple of years, I returned to Pier B. I was…read morereally surprised by the changes--all positive ones. Great service and a truly warm welcome. The rooms still need a little work when it comes to the sofa beds. I really appreciate that there's a floor dedicated to my dog friends; I don't have one myself, but they're my friends anyway. Just one comment about the bathroom sink: the drain was completely clogged--as if it hadn't been cleared for months--and it was disgusting. Luckily, Kelly was kind enough to take care of the situation right away. See you next year.

    We booked this hotel specifically because of it being labeled as dog friendly, and made a…read morereservation for the patio specifying that we had a dog. We arrived to find out that while our dog was allowed in the room, the restaurant doesn't allow dogs on their patio and dogs are limited to the room and pottying outside. So I wouldn't label this hotel as dog friendly, it's dog tolerant. The housekeeping service is sporadic and mentions only basic housekeeping on the third night. The shower only had a half glass enclosure, with a sliding door to the bathroom that would then slide over the closet if someone opened the bathroom door. The water pressure was only decent if water was scalding hot, and the shampoo and body wash had the effect of hand sanitizer (so bring your own). The air conditioner would turn off every 5 minutes during the night and the fan would then start up very loud. The view from the back side of the hotel was nice and they have a nice outside patio, but we didn't enjoy it due to the limits of having our puppy with us. We spent alot of our time at Fitgers, spending our dining dollars there as they are very pet friendly. Overall, if you want a pet friendly hotel, pick another. For the money, even without the pet limitations, there are better hotels in Canal Park.

    Sheraton Duluth Hotel - hotels - Updated August 2026

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