Independent Baraga hotels

"Stayed here many times. Good place."

"I always stay here snowmobiling. Went in summertime with family and it was great. Beautiful view of Houghton and the bridge. Very clean and quiet. Only bad thing was the children near the pool. (Related to guy behind the counter) doing cannon balls into the hot tub and just running around lawless."

"Perfect night stay. What a hidden gem!"

"Very good experience, great location."

"Really nice,clean hotel. Breakfast was good. Beds comfy. Hotel had nice reference board by elevator for local coffee. Eating options and sight seeing options which was really nice. "

"Comfortable, quiet, lots of food options in the area."

"What a great little motel! If you've ever felt the tug of nostalgia about staying at a true mom & pop roadside motel like the ones that we used to have in the US, this is the place to stay at! It was like stepping back into the 1970s....except for the flat screen TV....the old wrought-iron bed....the wooden nightstands...dinette table with wooden chairs....this is what I remember hotels along route 66 being like back in the day! Just a few miles from town, and directly across the street from the bay (do NOT MISS sunrise! It was glorious!) this was the perfect way to be secluded in comfort on our road trip tour of the UP. Clean, super reasonable price, quiet, easy to get to....not a single negative to report. Coffee maker, big refrigerator, microwave, all the needs met. Lots of hot water too! This little GEM of a motel is now on my permanent list of where to stay when we are back in the UP! The nightstand even had a PHONE BOOK...talk about a blast from the past! They even provided a box fan for white noise sleeping like a rock! The air conditioner blew cold too. Screen door on entrance so you can sleep with the main door open if you wanted to. Hats off to the owners! THANK YOU SO MUCH! "

"Great place to stay Outstanding breakfast - the bar upstairs is fantastic Friendly and helpful staff!"

"Enjoy a Mich Tech reunion weekend, with may hikes and stops along the Keewenah peninsula"