Absolutely LOVED this place. The whole house is AMAZING! The views are wonderful and pretty much…read morehave a whole private beach. Nancy and her husband were wonderful hosts and turning into a complete one stop shop place to stay. I can't wait to go again!

From the owner: A Romantic Lakeside Escape Awaits…read more Discover timeless elegance at our beachfront "Castle" on the majestic shores of Lake Superior — a luxurious, owner-occupied retreat designed for those who crave beauty, serenity, and connection. Crowned with a charming rounded turret, our home offers just four exquisite suites, each thoughtfully designed to provide intimacy, comfort, and tranquility. With limited occupancy, you’ll enjoy a peaceful ambiance that feels both exclusive and deeply personal. All guests share access to the stunning Lake Level of the home — a refined common space filled with curated amenities to elevate your experience. From breathtaking sunsets on the beach to quiet mornings wrapped in luxury, every moment is crafted to be unforgettable.

My wife and I really enjoyed our stay at the Laurium Manor Inn in Laurium, Michigan. The history of…read morethis beautiful B&B is just incredible. a beautiful 45 room mansion located in Michigans Keweena Peninsula. Kevin, the innkeeper, has excellent customer service skills along with a wealth of knowledge of the property and the surrounding area. Everything was wonderful, including the fresh homemade breakfast. We are already excited to go back and show some family and friends this place!

Julie and Dave are amazing and are extremely committed to this historical hotel and their…read morecustomers! Feel like you stepped back in time in a very clean, quaint hotel. Breakfast is amazing as they make everything from scratch! If you are looking for a quiet getaway in a historical setting, this place is for you!!!

The Fitzgerald is a fabulous restaurant. The atmosphere is spectacular with view of Lake Superior…read more The inside is small, quaint and nicely arranged. The chopped ice in the water glass is definitely appreciated. The food is wonderful with interesting dishes. The plate presentation shows their culinary expertise. There is wide range of cocktails and beer choices. Overall, a very nice place to enjoy a great meal and drinks. We look forward to eating there soon.

Several years ago we had a bad experience at the Fritz. I finally got the husband to give them a…read moretry again and it was an amazing experience. From being greeted by friendly staff, having mixologist make our drinks which were over the top good, to literally the best smoked prime rib we have ever had. My husband's comment was "the Fritz is backed on the list! Thank to all the staff and owners for a great dining experience. We will be back next year. Thank you Judy Robinson

We stayed here with our toddler and it was really great. The king bed was super comfortable, the…read moreroom was clean and had a good lodge feel. Grateful for good sleep!

Trailside is a recently remodeled gem on the north side of Calumet with direct access to a…read morerail-trail. The rooms have a "lodgey" feel with wood paneled walls and log style furniture. The bathrooms have quality fixtures and an upscale decor. A good night's sleep was had in the quiet room and large comfy bed. In summer, we were able to take a nice hike on the trail and in winter, direct access for snowmachines is plus. Also, if you staying for a while, a fire pit is on the property to enjoy the woodsy environment.

Well, we stopped by in our travels to the amazing lodge and we were a party of 7 - just wanted to…read morehave a few drinks... we'll, the bartender was RUDE! She has tattoos and face piercings- which doesn't matter- but just for management to know. We were here to spend $$$$ which most service industry people are there they make. Being nice and friendly is part of the job. We left and happily will go spend our money at the next bar! Your loss... and it's not a stop we'll make next time!

Beautiful historical location with amazing views. The restaurant is currently offering a scaled…read moreback menu as they work to perfect their main course dishes which is perfectly acceptable. The table service is very slow, so if you're looking for a quick meal this is not the place. The food arrived at our table cold, I ordered the pulled pork dinner which was served as a sandwich with cold sides for $24. My mother who was celebrating her 83rd birthday ordered the Kafta burger which was served on white bread and was also cold but certainly at a cheaper price point. My kids ordered burgers off of the kids menu and they appeared to be ok. My wife ordered the shrimp pasta which was by far the best dish for $27, it was served warm but certainly had a lot of flavor. The wait staff never checked to see how we were enjoying our food nor did he ask if we wanted any additional drinks or dessert. I totally understand the meaning of rebuilding a restaurant after a pandemic but the KML has a long way to go and Copper Harbor definitely has far better dining options. Best of Luck KML!

Highly recommend this place if your furbabies are with or without you. We've been staying in hotels…read moreall around Michigan while touring lighthouses and this is by far the best hotel to stay at. The rooms itself has high ceilings and odd enough, slightly thin walls. We could hear (I think) the people straight above us singing loud while in the bathroom. The breakfast was pretty impressive compared to most average hotels. They had a nice selection of toppings for cooked oatmeal, a couple waffle makers, yogurt, frittas (more like omelette), biscuit, gravy with sausage (that was out by 8am, so couldn't try it). But the spread of options was a lot more than the usual dry cereal bar, yogurt, bread and bagels.

Sadly, our plans were ruined last minute on our trip in Northern Michigan. My husband and I were…read moreplanning on camping in an area nearby. However, due to Covid a lot of main camping sites were closed at the time. We knew this prior and researched the area we wanted to camp. Sadly, when we arrived the person that did camp there misinformed us as there are signs that tell you not to publically camp at the site. We did not want to break any rules so we decided to try to find a last minute place to sleep. Luckily, we found a place right in Houghton. We got to pass by a beautiful water front and a mini bridge. It was quite beautiful and I definitely would love to visit the city again. The inn was safely following protocals for Covid. We got our room key and went to our room. The pool room was open, but only a certain amount of people were allowed in at once. Luckily, it was super late so no one was in the pool area. We decided to stop by the jacuzzi to check it out. The room itsef was super clean and comfortable. It was definitely worth the price. I enjoyed our night stay. I would come back again in the future.

Amazing vintage resort! Walkable to shops, restaurants and Lake Superior. Was clean and comfortable…read moreand has lots of vintage charm.

The cabin was good sized. Beds were comfortable. The resort is on a fairly busy street in town…read more Staff was friendly. Only suggestion is the cabin we were in was dog friendly. The carpet had obvious pee spots on it & could use a deep cleaning or better yet trade out the carpet for easy to clean flooring. It was somewhat unpleasant.

I did not actually stay at the Vault Hotel but was a guest at the Counting Room. Collin is an…read moreamazing master of drinks and comes highly recommended! He perfected me a lemon drop! The bar has a speakeasy vibe, very demure and quaint. The next time I'm in Houghton, I will be sure to stay at the Vault just so I can visit this place again.

Service: The person/persons manning the front are less than cordial. If this hotel is working…read moretoward a great niche feel, then customer service should be top notch. We found the individuals cold and uninterested in creating a welcoming environment. In contrast the bartender in the Counting Room made the experience very special. Food: I see other reviews were positive about the breakfast, but we were underwhelmed. Bagels, toast and cold cereal are not that exciting but to be fair we did not try the quiche. Coffee was mediocre at best. The room: Nice, bed is a bit low to the ground but tolerable. Shower was good. Bathtub looked enticing but didn't try. The French Press coffee in the room was a nice touch, but was tempered by the fact that there was only enough to make one cup?! Lost the "wow" factor on that note. Parking: Great space across the street, covered with easy access. Overall this hotel seems to be striving for the niche boutique experience, has the potential, but misses the mark.

Clean, basic, no-frills hotel. Outdated, which the photos represent. Good for a U.P. Hotel.read more

Never in my life have I been kicked out of a hotel until today. My youngest daughter is up visiting…read morefrom Wisconsin and has had nothing but trouble with the desk clerk since she checked in. We have a large family like many in our area and we all thought it would be easier to all go see her and enjoy the pool. After walking past the front desk with my grandchildren and niece and nephews and swimming for 10 minutes we got kicked out. My daughter use to work for Wyndham and these are the REWARDS she gets. Never will my family or friends stay there again! ~completely disgusted