Wow. First, the address listed as of 9/10/19 is wrong. The correct address is 4476 West US-2…read moreBrevort, MI. 49760. Today we had the famous bison pastie which was outstanding. We learned that locals like ketchup on their pastries if they are north of the bridge and those south of the bridge like gravy. Our very friendly waitress, Marie, explained although she lives north she loves the gravy. In all honesty the pastie didn't need any help or enhancement. Every bite was loaded with flavor. We also had the freshly caught whitefish which was fried to perfection. Having listened to Marie tell some local stories, including serving guests in her snowmobile suit made our wonderful lunch fantastic.

Don't let the exterior shy you away from this place. The food is good ample and very hot. The white…read morefish basket is something that I'm looking forward to coming back to.

This is a great UP general store full of items unique to the UP. Sandy, one of the owners was very…read morenice and answered our questions. This is a "must stop" when passing through!

Decent selection of liquor and a few specialty beers. Not as many dry goods as I hoped for, but I…read moream glad I stopped. I will definitely be back when I am in the area. Usually open until about 9p on a Friday.

My son (age 9) and I just stayed a week at the Taquamenon Hotel and couldn't have been happier with…read moreour stay. We day tripped from the Hotel to many destinations around the U.P. like the Soo Locks, Taquamenon Falls, St. Ignace, and Mackinac Island, the Taquamenon Hotel was a perfect base of operations. It was nice to come back to a clean, quiet, and friendly environment every night. This is a Hotel with a lot of history and has been well maintained, rooms are available with in suite baths or you can opt to use the communal facilities down the hall. The facilities were always clean and towels/linens were changed everyday. Some rooms have a/c, but all we needed during our stay was a fan, which was readily available. The owners Grant and Joan make you feel welcome and taken care of, and are certainly helpful when it comes to directions or suggestions for area attractions. THE FOOD: Breakfasts are available in the Hotel dining room every morning except Weds and Thurs., are as close to homecooking as you are likely to get, and reasonably priced. Coffee just keeps coming as Grant or Joan are chatting away with you and other guests. There are new breakfast burrito and breakfast enchilada specials offered. We had omelettes, pancakes, bacon (very good), sausages, and toasts (get the rye) on our visits. A full compliment of condiments is available on the tables' lazy Susan, someone local makes them and Grant will be happy to tell you about them and how to get one of your own. The dining room is nicely appointed and the decorations feature strongly the many outdoor activities and history of the local area. There is a lounge area with couches, big screen tv, and DVD player just off the lobby; after touring all day, Grant was very accommodating to make sure we were comfortable and had everything we needed for a movie night. The entire atmosphere had a real family feel, folks were happy to engage in conversation or leave you be if you needed some quiet time to update your travel log online, wifi is available and works well. We couldn't have been more pleased with our experience at the Tahquamenon Hotel, a great value, and a place I recommend to others looking for a clean, comfortable place to stay while exploring the U.P. https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g42329-d7134808-r413074452-Tahquamenon_Hotel-Hulbert_Upper_Peninsula_Michigan.html#

The owners are very friendly and personable. They make it very comfortable to have a conversation…read moreand are more than understanding about different situations. The entire hotel smells and looks very nice. Rooms are very comfy and make you feel cozy and at home. Breakfast was absolutely delicious and filling. It was the cheapest meal I had eaten while traveling through the UP while also being the best tasting, looking, and portions were big. My boyfriend and I will definitely be coming to stay here again next time we travel north!!

Sno Shu's cabins are the definition of "cozy." We chose to stay at Sno Shu Inn simply because…read moreHulbert, MI was convenient stopover on our journey - but we spent the rest of our trip looking for excuses to return there. It's evident that the owners put a lot of care and attention into the accommodations. Our cabin included a woodburning stove, vintage furniture, and tons of handmade accents. It was welcoming, comfortable, and clean. Sno Shu also has snowmobile trails that start right at the edge of the property. Although we did not get to use them ourselves, we could tell from the many snowmobiles in the parking lot that it's a great place for snowmobiling.

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.

We so very much love this little slice of heaven and it's literally like going back in time. The no…read morefrills rooms (we stayed in both a cabin and motel rooms) were comfortable and did not leave you lacking. Picturesque location with so much to do and see within an hour's drive. Be sure to have breakfast at the restaurant, they make the bread and sausage in-house. Staff are absolutely wonderful!

The people were SO WELCOMING!!! This isn't a 5* hotel by any means but you receive the service you…read moreneed & the rooms contain whatever you need. The view of the beach and the private view is worth this!!!! We had a blast and our 1 year old son had a ball @ the beach across the way!!! Such good hearted people who own it.

Oh man, this might be my favorite cozy little lodge I've ever stayed in. When we drove up and got…read moreout of the car, we experienced the most peaceful silence that enveloped and set the mood for our entire stay. If you want someplace to come to disconnect and breathe, this is the perfect place. The owners, Jim and Carol (and Jack the dog!) know how to run a business. They were both so friendly and made our stay that much better with our conversations with them (they were also the bartenders at night). The place is immaculate. Our room (room #1) was so comfy we didn't want to leave and dreamed about going to sleep every night because the bed was so comfy. The decor was simple but beautiful. It felt like everything they picked was perfect for the space. Outside had rocking chairs on the front porch to sit and watch the sunsets over the lake. There were kayaks and a boat to use that I was sad we didn't have time to do but loved that they were there. They had a fire pit and wood for you to make a fire whenever you wanted. They don't have a kitchen but they did have breads/muffins and yogurt for breakfast and the option of buying charcuterie boards. The bar they had is great! As with the rest of the place, it's cozy and intimate. They have a game cabinet you can peruse and pick from. The cocktails are amazing (best last word and sazerac we've had in a long time and strong; they don't skimp on the ingredients). Overall, I would 100% stay here again. Loved everything.

This is a beautiful historic hotel that does not lack character…read more We arrived later at night and the owner kindly let us know that things close early around here so to make sure we ate before we got to the hotel. He was also nice enough to wait for us to arrive in order to show us our rooms and give us a tour. Very nice guy. The rooms are spacious, clean, and well decorated. I have never slept in such a comfortable bed in a hotel...the pillows and comforter are heavenly. After a great rest, we woke up to muffins and coffee in the lobby, homemade by his wife. Kayaks/canoes on the property are available to use at no charge. There is also a fire pit, cornhole, and a bookcase full of board games. Do not let this 10,000 sqft/ 40 acre property fool you - it is a very intimate location that allows you to escape from city life and reconnect with nature and your company.

This is, quite seriously, the best hotel my family has ever stayed in. Unlike other hotels, you get…read morethe equivalent of a small apartment, with separate bedroom and a fully stocked kitchen. The entire suite is filled with beautiful hardwood floors and beautiful wood furniture. I believe the manager's husband makes the furniture by hand. It was if very high quality. Special shout out to the cleaning crew as well. I do not like spiders, and was worried that there would be a lot due to the rustic area. No need to worry though, the place was IMMACULATE. Not a single bug, cobweb, or grain of dust was present when we arrived. The hotel was centrally located to Tacquamenon Falls and Whitefish Point, both were within 20 minutes. This place gave us much respite and relaxation in the middle of a busy vacation. So, so glad we didn't stay at the overpriced hotel down the street, this place was surprisingly affordable and we hope to stay there again.

A lovely way to keep an old school motor lodge alive. It is so close to both Tahquamenon and…read moreWhitefish and an easy morning drive over to the Soo. Was nice to support the local restaurant and the local store (since we were able to cook). It was comfortable and clean and we look forward to coming back.

Amazing! The room was very clean and cute!The aesthetics of the hotel was very cute!!The staff was…read morereally nice! 5 stars :)

Adorable Victorian floral tea party decor throughout. Took a peak into the balcony rooms and worth…read morethe upgrade! We stayed in an interior room with a skylight. I did kind of miss a window. However, it was beautiful and more affordable. Michael and the rest of the house keeping team kept the place immaculate. The fudge, fresh coffee, and lemon water was a nice touch. 1 minute walk from Shepler's dock and bike rentals.

Perfect little cabins; clean, tidy and comfortable! The cabin I stayed in had 2 separate bedrooms…read moreand a pull out couch, perfect for kids. The beds were comfortable, one of them was brand new! The bathroom was small but there was excellent water pressure and good, hot water. Our cabin had all the basics including all kitchen ware, a coffee maker, hair dryer, TV/VCR/DVD player and alarm clocks. Outdoors, our yard included a screened in attached porch, fire pit (wood included), picnic table, chairs and a cafe table and a clothesline. The property sits on the edge of Lake Superior and has private beach access. The beach has beautiful Great Lakes sand and cool, clear water. The beach is lined with adirondack chairs and they have inner tubes for the kids. The owners work hard to maintain their property and therefore can be a bit persnitickity about their cabins and property. Don't be put off; this place is terrific and they are the reason why. Do bring your own marshmallow forks; it's the one thing we didn't find. And, do your grocery shopping before you get to Paradise; the grocery store is a whole different ball game!

If I come to Paradise again, I'll stay here again. It was great. The cottage I stayed in was clean…read moreand comfy. Its just a few minutes from the beautiful beach. The kitchen is great, too. No complaints at all. I paid $82 a night over Labor Day weekend, which is fantastic.

Great spot to rent a place for a quick fishing trip. Cabins are not very updated yet they are cleanread more

From the owner: Great for family reunions, fishing, hiking, boating, swimming, fire pits, incredible sunsets and…read morepeaceful relaxation. Bring your own boat or rent one and use our new 100' dock. Use one of our row boats or our kayaks. You will be close to many of the popular U.P. experiences. Come and stay, and I think you will agree that this place on the lake is special. Make "memories" here!