We stayed at the Baypoint Inn on a recent trip to Door County Wisconsin. We had a beautiful unit…read moreoverlooking Lake Michigan Green Bay. The vistas were just outstanding. A million view! The unit was very cozy with a large master bedroom with a king size bed, a fully equipped kitchen, a nice living room, seating area and a very pleasant patio overlooking the lake and the swimming pool. There was a large bathroom with a shower and a beautiful whirlpool bath. It had all the comforts of home. The staff was very friendly. We were served a complementary breakfast brought to our door every day with our choice of menu items. We had a wonderful stay and would like to come back here again the next time we come to Door County.

First time we have been to this lovely Inn. The accommodations were great with a separate bedroom,…read morelots of windows with great views of the bay, a fully appointed kitchen and a cozy living room with a fireplace. It was more than I generally pay for lodging, but I found that it is well worth the price. One issue that could be corrected. The floor of the shower is contiguous with the floor of the bathroom in suite 11.. There is noting to keep the water in the shower. We made it work by soaking up the errant water, but the design is flawed.

We have rented at the Lodge for 12 years including this past week…read more Following our recent stay I would suggest to inspect before you rent.... The long time owners and proprietor chose to enjoy a very well deserved retirement this past year with a sale of the property. We unknowingly were aware that the entire property will be razed in a few months. This decision led to no updates, maintenance and failed pool accommodations. We were told some people still have reservations for the end of season so hopefully management will honor those with increased service and staff access. Great place being pushed out for more condos and removing affordable accommodations in the Door county region. We wish them success as we were told it's not in our price range. Glad they know our finances. Mike S

Excellent views of the harbor, including sunrise and sunset. Older property, dated decor. Very good…read moreroom maintenance. No onsite management between 6:00 pm until 6:00 am. There is a phone number to call with problems. Irrigation system or hand watering of bushes left hard water stains on my car, it may require professional cleaning. Not at all inexpensive and a three night stay is generally required. This is a 2.5 star hotel.

Nice resort style hotel with nice rooms and a pool area for family time . Rooms available for rent…read morefor birthday parties as well

GOOD- full kitchen for staying in and relaxing. separate heat and tv in each room to appease…read moreeveryone. space. fireplace. jet tub. young man Friday afternoon at counter and nice lady that checked us out today. BAD - rest of the staff. horrible beds I'm in so much pain I never hardly slept. dirty walls and top of fridge. jets in tub need serious cleaning. dark black spots in grout. but worst handicapped parking. nothing is clearly marked and on ground it's half covered in snow and ice. people constantly illegally parked and staff really don't care. at the very end of your parking lot u have one spot with an actual upright sign. in winter especially not being accessible and clearly marked and cleaned and enforced by police is not ok with a child in a wheelchair in dead of winter. for what you charge, and up charge for Saturday night versus Thursday and Friday night it's definitely not worth it. will look somewhere else for next visit.

*This review is for a room in the clubhouse during off-season*…read more Decided to book a last minute getaway to catch the last of peak-fall foliage in Door County. The weekend I went also happened to be the Fall 50 marathon so places were booked up. Alpine was offering their off-season rates for their club house rooms (on the golf course, pretty remote but a close walk into town). I paid $175/night (normally $300+) for a king room overlooking the course. There is a 3 night minimum but I got the sense that if they aren't too busy, they're flexible on that. The pictures online don't do it justice, it's quaint and comfortable. On the weekends they put out fresh cookies and extra coffee. It was perfect for what I needed: some relaxation in between hikes and strolls through various Door County harbor towns. It's about a 20-30 min walk into the Main Street of Egg Harbor. While I was there, the restaurant in the club house was not open but it will be open Nov. 1 through the winter, which will be a nice option if it's super cold and you want to grab a quick dinner without going far. I had a great time!

My husband and I had a great anniversary dinner and drinks at burtons on the bay at alpine resort,…read morehighly recommend the food and service

Wasn't sure what to expect from this place. It's a great location in the heart of egg Harbor. A…read morewalkable community with all the conveniences around. Being on the lake is a bonus but in February the point is moot. It was very strange that coffee was not included with the room, but I was told it could be found in the vending machine! This was a major diss satisfier as the hotel lobby. Coffee was very watery and not drinkable for me. We were quite a large party, and it had a nice space for setting up our food up in a loft area above the lobby. Nice pool and whirlpool but with an early checkout time of 10 AM we didn't get to partake. That was disappointing. Asked for a late check out and was given an extra 30 minutes lol this one and done for me.

We stayed here for a long weekend in February. We got a single suite. The rooms are nice because…read morethey're set up like mini apartments. It is quite spacious, moreso than what some pictures indicate. It's pretty modest, some basic utensils in the kitchen, small electric stove, microwave, sleeper sofa, etc. The TV is very small and old, we ended up watching movies on our computer. Overall the room was dated but pretty clean. Water pressure could be a little better. The heat got hot pretty quick, which is nice in the middle of a Wisconsin winter. If you are in town and spending a lot of your time exploring Door County, this is a nice home base. Excellent location with a few shops and restaurants in walking distance. Check out the Big Easy for breakfast, it's immediately next to the resort. We tried to walk to the Main Street Shops Saturday afternoon but they were all closed. Much of the town is seasonal and we had trouble with places being closed down or shortened hours. The pool was was indoor and they have a heated jacuzzi. I couldn't spend much time in there because the chemicals were making me cough, but my boyfriend enjoyed this amenity. There is no fitness center. Front desk offers free coffee and you can apparently take games to borrow from them, too. We would come back and stay here, it was definitely a reasonable price. However, we probably don't recommend Door County in the dead of winter.

We stayed in the Landmark Resort- Egg Harbor, Wi - and while it has some charm, the overall…read moreexperience was more "meh" than memorable. The property is surrounded by woods, which gives it a peaceful, cabin in the north-woods kind of vibe. The lake views are really gorgeous but good luck getting one... By the time we checked in all those rooms were taken, so we ended up with a stunning view of a parking lot and some trees. Postcard material, if the postcard is from a rest stop! Walking into the room, the first thing that hit us was this strong, leftover food smell - like someone had just cooked something super spicy and the scent decided to stay for the weekend. It wasn't exactly the fresh, clean place we were hoping for. And to top it off the other side of the building had its own thing going on - its own kind of funky, musty odor that hung in the air. Not AWFUL, but noticeable. Not the kind of scent that says "welcome" more like "something weird went in the walls". The room did not do itself any favors either, there were dust, and dirt in random spots, and when we made the mistake of checking under the couch and cushions, we discovered a little time capsule of old food crumbs and debris. Cozy! It looked like the furniture had not been updated in a while - unless " 1990s cabin chic" is making a comeback. On the bright side, the shower actually worked pretty well - hot water, great pressure. Honestly that was probably the highlight of the room. Outside there is some tennis courts , and a basketball hoop. Which is a nice touch if you are into that kind of thing, ( or if you need to burn off frustration from your room situation.) Overall the Landmark has potential - the location is solid and the grounds are peaceful - but the rooms REALLY need more attention and care. If they put in the effort to clean better and refresh the interiors, this could be a great spot. Until then, maybe bring some freshener, and DO NOT look under the cushions, and keep your expectations in check!

We had an awful experience at the Landmark. We were going for the night with two adult couples and…read morehad booked a 2 bed/2 bath. When we got to the room it was 53 degrees!! We called and had maintenance come to the room. The two men said they were really old units and took forever to heat up. They even mentioned we could start the oven to try and warm it up. They also shared that the pool had been closed briefly because a kid pooped in it. Um, pretty sure it takes quite awhile to shock the water so it's safe for swimming again! Gross! We were still being easy going about it all and decided to leave the resort and let the room warm up. When we returned 3 hours later the room went up one degree!!! After calling and asking to switch to another room we waited and waited and eventually went to another freezing room. We were told that all the rooms would be like that and there was no guarentee they would warm up. So packed everything up and headed to the front desk where we were treated extremely rude! The woman refused to tell us her name, told us she would sleep in a 55 degree room and didn't see why we wouldn't. While simply talking to her she claimed we were yelling at her and swearing and even said she was going to call the police. Long story short we wasted a ton of time with the rudest woman. She finally refunded the room and offered not other compensation or apology. We then drove to another hotel where they could not have been nicer. They even gave us a discount because they felt so bad about our experience at the Landmark. Do yourself a favor and stay anywhere other than here. They clearly do not care about their customers!! 0 stars!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Always 5 star resort . Love the garage and all the amenities of the kitchen, porch, fireplace and…read morespace for other guests. The scenery here is always great with walking and biking trails. Pools and two clubhouses. I use to come here every year for more than twenty years. I owned a timeshare but now just visit when I feel like it.

Very, very much so! It was Winter still when we took our 10 and 6 y/o grandkids to Little Sweden…read morefor a 4-night stay, but we enjoyed it so much! We rented a 2-storey townhouse unit through our owners membership in Club Wyndham Destinations. It's a beautiful unit with a dedicated garage, two full bathrooms with jetted spa tubs and large shower stalls. The fireplace is real and there are wood logs provided. The master bedroom is massive, the kitchen fully stocked (as with all Wyndhams), but for us the best feature is the enclosed, heated patio with a comfy 4-chairs/table set. It leads to an outdoor deck with a Weber grill. The Recreation Center has a good sized heated pool indoors and outdoor hot tub. You can rent cross country ski equipment or ice skates for outdoor Winter activities. The townhouses are truly young-family-friendly as evidenced by the high chair and booster seat in the front closet. Little Sweden is in Fish Creek, WI, a very cute touristy town. We enjoyed shopping and even attending a local church service on Sunday. For the Summer, we look forward to boating and fishing. We hope to return in the Summer.

We have stayed at The Shallows for many years and have always enjoyed the resort and Bob and Liz's…read morehospitality. We stayed at The Shallows for three nights in October 2024, and the resort is still wonderful under the new owners. Unfortunately, staying at The Shallows now comes with rules - no daily housekeeping service, leave dirty towels outside our door, and receive new towels that are crawling with mosquitoes and bugs. Also, empty our own trash at the dumpster if we don't put the garbage can outside the door by 10:00am, and make your own bed. This was supposed to be a nice get-away weekend where we don't have to worry about housekeeping. While we understand that some things have changed since Covid, we don't expect to pay $200 a night to clean our own room and remove dirty towels and garbage - not our idea of a vacation. We've stayed in many motels and hotels since the Covid pandemic and have always had daily housekeeping. Unfortunately we will not be staying at The Shallows again. The "new rules" should be stated on the web site, and they are not - very misleading. We, and our friends who join us each summer, will not be returning to The Shallows.

We had a great stay at The Shallows. We were there during the end of summer so it was quiet and not…read moremany people. Our room was facing the water and it was so beautiful. Fire pit with free wood for a fire. You can sign out kayaks and canoes for no additional charge. Facilities were well kept. My daughter enjoyed the heated pool and hot tub. Can't beat the sunset from the benches by the water. It was perfect. We will definitely be back!

Spent 3 nights in a king size room (unit 21) at the Settlement Courtyard Inn in June 2025. Great…read morelocation right outside of Fish Creek. Checking in was quick and easy which was lovely. They gave me a key with a huge wooden keychain so it would be hard to lose the key. Made it hard to walk around with. Later on after I was getting settled I went back down to the desk to ask 2 simple questions and the person at the desk didn't know the answers to my questions which was a little weird. Maybe a new staff member for the summer. The room had that quaint, countryside feel. It does have a musky scent when you first walk into the room. Once you're in there for a couple of mins you don't notice it anymore. Everything was very clean with the exception of the tub in the bathroom that had some hairs left behind by the former guest and some microscopic bugs by the sink. It was great having a full fridge and microwave which I used both. No stove or oven so keep that in mind. The temp in the room was great and can be changed whenever you want. The bathroom has small vials of shampoo, conditioner, lotion and bath/body gel - keep that in mind cause I'm always used to hotels having a huge refillable container of all those products. The TV is a regular tv with local and national channels. No logging into different streaming platforms if that's your thing. The Pool - spent a little amount of time there. The temp of the heated pool was great. Towels are available at the pool. The recliners aren't the most comfortable for a position to read but I made do. Breakfast - I went to the little nook in the morning for breakfast but only got a coffee and hard boiled eggs once. They had cereal, and some other items. I'm not much of a breakfast person. Parking - lots of parking. You'll register your car with the front desk. The only comment on this is that they need desperately to redo the lines in the parking lot cause it was hard to tell if they were specific spaces at all. Location - I think the location is perfect to hop down to Fish Creek or another neighboring bay city. It was central to everything I felt and Fish Creek ended up being one of my fav places to hang out and walk around. So many shops and restaurants.

This place is old, outdated and way too far from town. When we first drive up it' was a…read moredisappointment. A few shops just lingering there, only pie shop seems to have any business. Rooms are dirty.