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Top Upper Peninsula Historic Hotels
Beautiful 1890 Victorian Home
Tastefully Decorated And Sparkling Clean ~ Home Away From Home!
Charming East side-Marquette Home Convenient to Beach, Nmu & Hospital
Nature Lover's Dream Home - Lake Views, Docks, Slopes & Trails!
Cottage #4 on AuTrain River Near Lake Superior Beach, Pictured Rocks, Waterfalls
Hampton Inn Marquette/Waterfront
Landmark Inn
100yr Old Log Cabin On Autrain River Near Pictured Rocks And Lake Superior
Cottage #7 on AuTrain River Near Lake Superior Beach, Pictured Rocks, Waterfalls
Kewadin Casinos Sault Ste. Marie Hotel
Baymont by Wyndham Iron Mountain
Upper Peninsula Historic Hotels
If you’re a fan of learning about centuries gone by, or perhaps you just love the architecture of yesteryear, consider a historic hotel the next time you travel. Upper Peninsula historic hotels put you near where all the momentous events in the area occurred, and where the old, vintage buildings stand.
When you book a room at one of the historical hotels in Upper Peninsula, you’ll experience the past come alive. Visit all the famous landmarks nearby and snap a few pictures for the scrapbook. Be sure to ask the hotel staff about visits from historical figures and then head back to relax in your hotel room after a long day of sightseeing tours and artwork exhibits.
As much as you love history, you also love modern amenities, and you can have the best of both worlds on this trip. These accommodations range from plush to quaint, and you’ll have all the conveniences you need to relax and rejuvenate. And you don’t need have Rockefeller as your last name to be able to afford a place to rest your head. There are a wide variety of cheap historic hotels in Upper Peninsula that cater to everyone, no matter your budget.
Whatever your reason for visiting Upper Peninsula, make sure you book your stay with Travelocity. Our Price Guarantee will ensure that you have plenty of extra cash to spend at all the museum gift shops
Upper Peninsula hotels essential information
Accommodation | 2,722 hotels |
|---|---|
Lowest Price | $74 |
Highest Price | $229 |
Popular hotels | Landmark Inn, 100yr Old Log Cabin On Autrain River Near Pictured Rocks And Lake Superior, Adventures in the Northwoods, Beautiful 1890 Victorian Home, Charming East side-Marquette Home Convenient to Beach, Nmu & Hospital, Cottage #4 on AuTrain River Near Lake Superior Beach, Pictured Rocks, Waterfalls, Cottage #7 on AuTrain River Near Lake Superior Beach, Pictured Rocks, Waterfalls, Baymont by Wyndham Iron Mountain, Hampton Inn Marquette/Waterfront, Kewadin Casinos Sault Ste. Marie Hotel, Nature Lover's Dream Home - Lake Views, Docks, Slopes & Trails!, Tastefully Decorated And Sparkling Clean ~ Home Away From Home! |
Recent Upper Peninsula hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
Kewadin Casinos Sault Ste. Marie Hotel
"My husband and I stayed at the hotel from Sunday to Tuesday. We walked in and were pleasantly surprised how nice it looks inside! Recently renovated and it shows. Our room was a double queen. We ended up in a handicap room, but didn't request one. It had a lot of room. The bathroom was huge and beautifully decorated! [Note: no where to hang towel for shower or hands.] Overall, a nice, clean room. Everything had soft-close features: wardrobe, dresser drawers, and toilet seat...a nice feature. Bathroom mirror was lighted with a dimmer so I kept that on as the nightlight. The casino had two gambling rooms. The Superior was the "fun" room with the better bar, more slots, and table games. Overall, had a better vibe. The drinks were so affordable! But...the drinks were weak and made with bottom shelf liquor. And the bartenders were not great; not too personable and even though we were usually one of the few couples sitting there, it was difficult to get a 2nd or 3rd drink. The front of the bar could use a foot rail too to be more comfortable, IMO. We were disappointed the only "cocktail lounge" wasn't open when we were there. No live performers...they could at least have a singer. So, if we return, we'd try to come on a Friday or Saturday. I do wish they had a later or 24hr food source. The one food place closed at 11p. Overall, we had an enjoyable time. It was clean, updated, and just what we were looking for. And, luckily, I won pretty good on the slots the last day 😉."