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"We appreciated the ground floor room with outside access while traveling with our dog. The hotel is a bit dated but has amazing common spaces with unique architectural details. The pool and sauna were very clean and provided a perfect break after a long day driving. We had dinner and breakfast at the restaurant and both our meals were excellent and fairly priced. It was only unfortunate that other guests were not respectful and played loud thumping music late into the night. "

"This is a cute boutique hotel. My spouse and myself used to work for the US Court System, so we just had to stay here. That being said, it is very difficult and cumbersome to get your luggage into the hotel - there is no ramp or elevator into the building. There are only stairs into the property - definitely not for special needs people. There are also basically no amenities, there is a gym (which we did not use) and a drink vending machine, that is it besides breakfast. I can understand this is a historic building, but you could have a small bar or at the very least a concession area to buy drinks/snacks. Parking is convenient and free, just need to get your parking pass. We stayed before summer, so there were not very many restaurants/bars in the area open. I expected more of a variety being so close to Lake Superior. I would recommend this hotel for one or two night stay at most."

"Great Staff! Great price and family oriented hotel"

"Air handling unit in room did not work, water in sink does not drain, no Kleenex, no elevator"

"everyone was helpful"

"The bed was comfortable. The property and our room specifically needs updating, repairs and maintenance. Best part was that the hotel was very close to Hoito, the Finnish pancake place inside the Goods&Co market, which is the nicest part of downtown Thunder Bay."

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"Very good clean and close to some good restaurants "

"clean and tidy"