My wife and I had a pleasant experience staying here as usual! We were placed in "The Annex" this…read moretime around which is the building directly next door to the main lodge. This building is also connected internally by a second-story walkway. The staff was friendly as usual, and the always stocked popcorn, ice-cold tea and lemonade in the lobby, is always a treat. Unlike other of your experienced, when evening rolled around, there were fires lit at all three locations, including the one all the way down on the beach. I will say with this being the first time stay in the annex for me. That building in particular seems a little bit more outdated than others. Including some disrepair like a cracked window that was scotch taped back together. Between the really low counter and shower head there was some mild annoyance as well. The interior pool area is also in need of some maintenance. But the outdoor pool deck still feels amazing! Another slight draw back from this stay was the key card annoyance. Even though there is a promising NFC looking logo on the cards, these are still the old magstrip style that most hotels have moved away from. If you have a MagSafe equipped iPhone 12 from 2020 or newer and you place your keycard in the same pocket by mistake it will nuke your keycard on a heartbeat and you'll have to take a trip to the front desk to regain access to your room. Overall I've made some great memories here over the years and will continually plan to return.

We stayed 7/31 through 8/2 - upon arriving the 'resort' is dated and an odd smell. The front desk…read moreladies were pleasant. The room was 'ok' no maid service or new towels. Beds were rough -so no one got a good nights sleep. The air conditioner was not keeping up so my husband (HVAC) opened it to find a filter that was so full it wouldn't let the air through. He went to the front desk and asked for it to be cleaned. They bring us a new filter and my husband put it in. Very humid in the room. That night we did 's'mores on the beach' - I realize they were 'free' but the Graham crackers were stale. We did not eat at the property as it seemed a skosh high. For the price of two nights - $603 02 - I was expecting a little more Or a discount for the air conditioner inconvenience. The lady that checked us out was not as friendly as the original gals.. For a family weekend - it was a bust.

The Northern Rail Traincar Inn delivered exactly what they advertised and more. My husband and I…read morestayed at this Inn while visiting our retirement property up in Two Harbors. This Inn sparkles with cleanliness! I notice details like baseboards, corners and shelves. Each railcar is decorated in a different theme. We stayed in the newly appointed Lighthouse Room. The lamps were shaped like lighthouses, the room was tastefully decorated with Lighthouse pictures and memorabilia, and the hallway that connects each railcar was built reminiscent of a rail yard and train station. When I called to make the reservation. I actually spoke with one of the owners. Cindy. She was personable and friendly. She is the epitome of a fantastic bed& breakfast-type Innkeeper. We met her at the Inn and she was funny and very welcoming. The food was good. They had your typical fare offered at most hotels. The only reason they didn't get a 5 star rating from me is I feel like they could develop a "trademark item" with their breakfast to go with the theme as well. The location is perfect for a quiet weekend or even a Northshore vacation. It's nestled in the wilderness and just a very short ride to Lake Superior. I highly recommend this Inn if you would like to relive some locomotive history!

This hotel is an absolute joy to stay in. Yes the rooms are extremely small, but of course you…read morewould expect that. It's just so much fun to stay here and bonus- you can watch local wildlife right from your window. Rooms were clean, and the managers offer a plethora of games and movies you can borrow- which is just fun! Be careful not to run in the halls though- it makes noise, and the managers will quell it immediately (which is a good thing, my kids just didn't realize it as I think we were the only ones staying there at the time.)

We were looking for something off the beaten path in Two Harbors and drove by The Earthwood Inn. I…read moream so glad we stopped in! Both the service and the food was great! I had their whitefish dinner and my husband had a burger. Everything was handmade and served hot and fresh!

Great burgers and fries. Service is good. Small town bar/ tavern, lots of local flavor.read more

I've been coming here for years. Cabin 8 is my favorite. It's right on the water and secluded from…read moreall the other cabins. Sunrises are spectacular - any season of the year. The bed is fantastic! I sleep like a baby here, especially when I can open the windows and listen to the waves crashing on the shore. It has a full kitchen with most of what one needs to cook a meal. I often bring already made food, though, so I can just relax. Perfect for a couples retreat or just on your own to rejuvenate the soul. Exercise is possible both inside and outside the cabin. Management has changed in the last year. There are a few new furnishings that look lovely. And WiFi was added for those who want to indulge in a little entertainment or social media. Kendra has been great to work with. Do please keep the cabin clean - it helps the resort keep its prices reasonable. I visit every chance I can.

Found myself in Minnesota for the weekend this was one of the few hotels that actually have an…read moreopening. Coming into the entrance it's pretty nice very light up a great spacious parking area. This front reception staff was really nice. My room was pretty nice and clean and comfortable. Located near a lot of restaurants and very nice area to visit. Their continental breakfast is the normal that you will get everyone else. Regardless of who was attending the front counter everybody was very attentive and accommodating.

Stood in line to check in for 20 minutes at 7:15pm. Had little help and someone had an issue…read morechecking in and instead of helping the rest of the line while he figured it out we all had to wait. We only had a limited time at the hotel, paid $340 for a Friday night basic queen room and had limited amenities, right off the highway, not great accommodations. You pay for the time of year.

Excellent, swift and sexy service! Mini golf was monumental. The complimentary breakfast was…read moredivine. The ice machine was very clean, I seen the housekeepers cleaning it myself. The young energetic general manager popped his collar and settled the score on a 30 man brawl out in the parking lot. He had four men on each arm and swiftly escorted them back to their rooms!! The club outside was jumping and the maintenance man was crawling around like he was on PCP. The housekeepers gave me a back alley deal like I've never seen before!! This was an unforgettable stay at the Country Inn of Two Harbors. Please add cappuccino machines like holiday I would be so grateful!!

Just so so. While it was a place to sleep, I feel the value was not close to comparable to the…read moreprice paid. The only positive was breakfast. I returned from hiking up the North Shore my first (and only) night, ready to fall asleep and get up early the next morning for sunrise pics at Split Rock. The walls are thin, the floors creak, and doors slam shut. So from 8-around 1030, it was so noisy, then after that, I could hear conversations from the adjoining rooms. They weren't being "loud" the walls were just that thin. The bed was not very comfy. The sheets were scratchy. There was a single washcloth tucked up into the shower curtain ... clean? Not clean? I dunno. It stayed there. The access to parking coming from the North is a nightmare as the turning lane is also used by those accessing the left turn light and the lot is full of deep potholes that are hard to avoid. The driveway is also shared by McDonalds so it makes for a busy place. Customer service was good. Staff were friendly and courteous. Overall, just not worth the cost. Other places further up the North Shore were comparable in price, had more amenities, and were closer to many of the destinations.

We love vine and branches! Cute, clean, and comfortable! My husband and I stay here every time we…read moreneed a getaway that is walking distance from all fun (shops, eats, and drinks).

Wow! I love this place!!! Newly remodeled and really fresh…read morein its decor. My room (with a queen bed) was cozy and really comfortable. A big bed with a big TV, and an easy-to-control air conditioner!!! This place is clean, accessible, and I like the secured door entry. The small refrigerator was an unexpected surprise. I loved the comfortable, plush carpet as well! Vine & Branches Inn... I'll be back. Thank you for a great stay!

We had a fantastic time for the weekend! My friends won this place in an auction and it was…read moredefinitely worth it. We loved having a private balcony right on the lake. The jacuzzi tub was so nice after my morning workouts. The only small complaints I'd have is how hot the upstairs got especially the loft. Most of the windows did not open and only 1 of the 3 box fans worked. Also the dishwasher tended to make my dishes taste funny and smell like dirty dish rag. It may have been the all natural detergent they had. But over all loved it!!!! I also loved that we weren't bothered which is something that usually bugs me. The office answered promptly when I did have questions. They also allowed us to check in very late by placing our keys and such in a secure area.

Super nice views, townhomes built at least 20 years ago so the one I stayed in number 13,, although…read moregreat layout really needs some updating, the electronics are at least 10 years old, nothing blue tooth, old 20 inch crt tv's, old drip coffee maker, hot tub is in disrepair, deck needs painting. Don't expect a/c, but, fans are supplied. 400 dollars a night I think deserves alittle more of these type of things. Maybe some of the other units are better as they are owned privately. This unit has real promise if they would spend a few bucks as they expect us to. Great location, access to the lake is easy, all in all not sure I'll be back at prime time, but you check it out for yourself, I'd recommend it at a lower price since up to 8 people can stay. The other plus is it is dog friendly. One caveat, bring a credit card, it's the only form of payment accepted. You might be up a creek without it. Or pack a tent. The staff is very friendly and overall the unit is clean. I would give 3 1/2 stars actually but for above mentioned items could be a 5!