Budgethotels in Upper Peninsula

'The people writing glowing reviews have to be fake...it's old, nothing special. Showerhead looks like it's 50 years old, moldy grout, wallpaper peeling off the wall, the tv couldn't open up ESPN. The carpet was nice, nothing smelled bad. The pool looks like it was painted 40 years ago. It's just a very basic, old hotel. For a night's stay at $90, it was ok, just know it's an old hotel and that's what you're getting.'

'Nice'

'Excellent, caring, friendly staff. We had our small dog with us and they all showed him a lot of love. Continental breakfast was hot and fresh. Relaxing covered outside areas where we sat and enjoyed the nice summer night. We would definitely stay here again.'

'Nice and cozy.'

'The overall accommodation was not great, but was kind of what I had expected. The main issue was with the check-in process. The motel claims that they had sent an email detailing the exact address of the office as well as the room number and the lock code to enter the room. Unfortunately, I did not receive that email from Expedia until the following morning. As a result, I spent almost an hour trying to find the office which was slightly offsite and had a lot of difficulty getting my room lock...

'This is the only hotel close to the Porcupine Mountain Park. They do a nice job of cleaning, the breakfast is good and it’s right on Lake Superior! Beautiful sunsets and nice people.'

'Nice hotel right at te lake shore, friendly staff, but there is no elevator'

'The property was will mowed and clean outside. Nice field to walk our dog. It appears this has been semi renovated. The inside was very clean. Comfortable bed, clean bath and easy access to ice. The only reason I rated the amenities, Good, was the refrigerator freezer section was small and didn’t close so our ice packs didn’t refreeze. Overall I would highly recommend. It was different not having someone on site, however, we navigated the electronic check in well. Super easy. We would stay...