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"Loved this location! Close to the Porkies, but loved the property for the restaurant and having the waterfront right there!"

"Beautifuly maintained, classic vacation property, with excellent motel rooms and cute cabins, would stay again in a heartbeat!"

"good location"

"Just outside of the Porcupines, the location couldn't be beat! Nice view of Lake Superior as well. Room was clean and comfortable and good assortment of breakfast foods."

"Awesome place to stay!"

"Amazing little place that’s off the beaten path with great vibes. I highly recommend this place to anyone who likes a more low key place to stay "

"Beautiful setting on Lake Gogebic and nice view from the room. Room was quite small, two queen beds, a tv and a table and chair were about it. Coffee pot hadn't been cleaned. Dark and quiet which was awesome. Biggest disapointment was the pizza at the lodge."

"Cute little room. Very comfy. Beautiful on the lake sunrises. Pet friendly too."

"The property is so private and quiet. Very clean and had everything we needed. Highly recommend."

"The property manager went out of her way to make sure we had everything we needed!"

"Great location and property"

"Alot to see and explore near by.clean and comfortable."

"Host was extremely nice. Beautiful little cabin. Would stay at again and reconmend highly!"

"Beautiful, great location! Enjoyed the porkies & did some hiking in the area."

"Perfect location plenty of room and the host was incredible!"

"Beautiful house, property management was awesome. Loved the complimentary bottle of wine. Nice location for exploring the area."

"Great place to stay. Has everything you need. We liked the fire pit and the hot tub."

"Nice stay. Reasonable price. Very comfortable."

"Neighborhood was quiet, place was clean, bed was comfortable, and we could use the fire pit! They also had wood we could use if we didn’t bring our own firewood. Overall a great stay! Love how close we were to the porcupine mountains. Which was great after a long day of hiking. Copper harbor was about two hours north, which wasn’t too bad of a drive either since it was a scenic drive."