Excellent time with the owners! Bon fire and other attractions were fun! Rooms were nice.read more

Mike and Jana are excellent hosts. Good, clean rooms for a respectful price. And the game room is a…read moregreat gathering place.

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!

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.

Just came back from here and it was a great experience! We have stayed at a different local place…read morefor almost 15 years for an annual trip but the place is disgusting now so we needed a new place to go. We weren't disappointed! Very clean, comfortable beds, ample parking even if you have a trailer, some units are pet friendly too. Having a kitchen, with clean dishes, is awesome as well as having laundry on site! Rooms are a great size, the house has the master at the other end which was nice when traveling with others too! We will be back!

Absolutely amazing place to stay. Took the family to the Falls and then grabbed dinner at the…read moreWheelhouse ( the Dessert is an absolute must) around the corner. Pool was down but next time !

Love this hotel, extremely clean. Sauna, hot tub, and large pool. 24 hour coffee, tea, hot…read morechocolate, lemon water. Down the stairs out the back to private beach and outlook. Room temp easily adjusted, we were never uncomfortable. But #1, extremely clean. Likely the nicest accommodation up here, I would never try any other hotel after this for fear of being disappointed. Restaurant in the front

I had a great stay recently at Sunset Cabins. The location was great, at the edge of a small bay,…read morewith Lake Superior just beyond. The cabin had everything I needed and was truly comfortable. It was cold outside but the heater worked well. The next afternoon was warmer and I spent time in an Adirondack chair listening to the water! It was a great spot to spend a couple of days decompressing.

This is a great place to stay. The cabin has all that you need so you don't have to bring your…read morewhole household items with you. Having said that, a quick tip is you will need to bring bar soap, shampoo and a hairdryer. Other than that, it's already there, including a coffee pot. We were there in April during the week. Only one restaurant only open until 6 pm, so bring food. There are a few grocery stores in town. A great, peaceful area. Great views. Very clean. Owners are very, very nice and accommodating. It was cold weather while we were there, but it looks like a great place to visit in the Summer and Winter.

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.

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!!

Wonderful owners, amazing setting, wonderful rooms! My husband and I stayed at the lodge for three…read morenights and it was magical.

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 Inn is historical, appropriately appointed, comfortable, scenic and cozy, complete with wood…read moreburning fire to welcome you in the lobby. Although I had not visited when the previous owners ran it, the current owner clearly cares about the Inn and the experience it provides for its visitors. The historic nature of the building includes what you might expect: beautiful solid wood finishes, slightly creaky floors, enormous original windows, nooks and niches. It's clean and there are decisive design updates (period-correct wallpapers, lace curtains). The restaurant was great and a step up from the also delicious but more classic corner dining experiences in the area. We plan to return and look forward to the Inn's continual evolution and warm hospitality as we explore Michigan's incredible Upper Peninsula.

I sayed at the Inn for a night during my work travel in the UP. The room was cozy, clean and…read morecomfortable. The room didn't have a bathroom, so I used one down the hallway, which was totally fine. The food service downstairs in the restaurant was slow, inconsistent and a little strange. The food was just okay, however the best food item was the French onion soup. I am giving 4 stars overall, because this property is most likely the best place in the area.