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Our top choices for Northeast Minnesota resorts

Oveson Pelican Lake Resort and Inn

Orr

Maurice

P8,761 total

includes taxes & fees

Jul 15 - Jul 16

Grand Ely Lodge Resort & Conference Center

Ely

Marissa

P15,611 total

includes taxes & fees

Jul 19 - Jul 20

Timber Trail Lodge

Ely

P14,250 total

includes taxes & fees

Jul 15 - Jul 16

Premium bedding, individually decorated, individually furnished

Bluefin Bay on Lake Superior

Tofte

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Top Northeast Minnesota Hotel Reviews

Park Point Marina Inn

10/10 Excellent

"The staff at this hotel are some of the best I've ever encountered (23 years as a flight attendant.) They were kind, helpful, patient and genuinely seemed to want you to have a pleasant stay. The only place in Duluth I want to stay❣️"

Force on 5th Avenue Hotel

8/10 Good

"Overall, nice hotel/room, however, the parking situation is very confusing. Also, some basic things were overlooked - no disinfect wipes, or water station in the fitness room. Only 1 regular coffee/ 3 decafs in our room - and our bathroom sink drained extremely slowly. Small things that add up to a slightly disappointing experience, especially at this price point"

Cobblestone Hotel & Suites - Superior Duluth

10/10 Excellent

"We decided to stay here for a couple nights for the Duluth Airshow as it was nearby. It was wonderful. Staff was attentive and respectful. The room was clean and ac was working well. The beds were comfy and two types of pillows were offered (firm and soft). The only con is that the walls were a bit thin and could easily here people above us stomping around. If you're sensitive to sound. Would reccomend bringing earplugs to use for sleeping. The continental breakfast was great. They have a waffle maker, fruit, yogurt, pastries, eggs, sausage and sometimes breakfast potatoes. It is quite crowded and has limited sitting space. I just brought my plate of food back up to my room and ate, which I didn't mind. Wissota Chophouse restaurant was attached to the hotel and they had happy hour from 4-6 with half priced draft beers and $1 off apps and other drinks. It was nice to pop in and grab few drinks and apps when we checked in and the following day. The waitress/bartenders were amazing and super accommodating. Overall reccomend this hotel and would likely book here again in the future if we want to visit Duluth."

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