Cheap Hotels & Resorts in Northeast Minnesota from AU$90

"Nice place"

"The hotel in general was smaller but made it much more intimate and cozy. There was limited parking so if you get there later you’d have to park closer to the little walking bridge a short distance away. Check in was smooth, they do hold a $50 fee on a card in case of damages etc. Key cards are reused and easy to maneuver. Our room was clean enough for the most part, bathroom was clean and countertops were clean. Some of the blankets had pet hairs imbedded into it, wasn’t a huge deal we just set it off to the side and didn’t use them. Some of the floor areas around bed and furniture had crumbs around it. The room temp control was easy to use. There is a motion sensor (that’s what I believe it to be) in the ceiling, so when you move it blinks throughout the night. It slept 5 but we did have to request an air mattress and they were generous with blankets and toiletries. All staff were really nice and you could tell they managed the property well and were always cleaning. We were allowed to check in early and did use the amenities on sites. The sauna @ hot tub could comfortably fit 6+ people. Pool goes up to 4ft. Towels & bathroom w/shower right in the pool area. The lemongrass towels and s’more’s bar were an awesome addition. Breakfast was buffet style, scrambled eggs, sausages, bacon, potatoes and there were pastries, waffle maker, bagels, breads, muffins, cereal, toppings bar, fruits, juice, complementary tea and coffee bar area. Ice maker conveniently placed. "

"The room was good. Wish there was a mirror in the room that wasnt the closet door since the lighting by the closet isnt really the best to try to do make up. Bathroom mirror is nice but the lighting wasnt too good either. Bathroom layout was a bit interesting, maybe due to the building being cylindrical but overall decent. "

"The room was clean. The beds were hard on the back and the pillows flat. The property had some people that seemed to live there."

"Our stay was comfortable but would not recommend a room on the first floor near any exit doors. "