Hotel Northland, Autograph Collection

Had a great stay here! I was here only one night but had no complaints. The standard rooms were still elevated with nice finishes. I didn't have the best experience at the hotels restaurant, poke the bear, but there's tons of other options within walking distance which were great. In the morning breakfast in The Walnut Room was very good. Historic finishes throughout and convient parking in the ramp next to the building. I would stay again!

Absolutely stunning Art-deco hotel. I got upgraded to a suite with my Titanium status and the room was beautiful. Breakfast was not quick but was worth the wait. The staff and location were also great. 100% recommend to anybody staying near Green Bay. One of my favorite Marriott properties.

My fiancée is from Green Bay and for the past 4 years we come back for Christmas from Texas. She has a registered service animal with certified documentation. We have stayed at this hotel with no incident for several years, with her dog. This recent visit bordered on ruining what had become a celebrated tradition for Christmas. She has Titanium Lifetime Elite status with Marriott from years in the corporate world, and when we stay at Marriott properties her status has granted us nice perks that are always appreciated. This trip soured our opinion of the Northland hotel, and definitely put a damper on our holiday because of the manager on duty, whom I believe goes by Sasha. She questioned the validity of Michelles service animal and what service he provides for her condition. I believe it is the establishments legal right to ask what service the animal performs, but it is not the staffs position to claim "that's not a valid reason for a service animal". Is Sasha a doctor? What makes her think she has the right to question the validity of a medical diagnosis of a guest? She completely overstepped her bounds. Sashas inconsiderate and unprofessional attitude enraged Michelle and put her into a state that should never have happened. We decided to cancel our reservation and are unlikely to ever stay there again. Hopefully actions will be taken to help train your staff on ways to handle delicate situations like this. Not every diagnosis is the same, and it's not the position of staff to diagnose or assume they know what a guest is dealing with on a personal level. To say we are extremely disappointed doesn't even come close to how we feel we were treated. Do better.

Beautiful venue! I attended a wedding here. I didn't spend the night in a room, but I am certain their rooms would be a reflection of their Beautiful rooms & clean bathrooms. Dinner was phenomenal & their staff was very friendly. I was a little sad there was no fireball. Limited on some popular liquor, but it wasn't the end of the world. I would definitely come back.

This is a beautiful old property in Downtown Green Bay. The building has been renovated and in nice shape. Unfortunately the feature restaurant is only open for breakfast and has a limited menu. The pub on the ground floor is just that... a bar with bar food. They do have a really nice workout room with Matrix equipment and nice media hookups for the cardio machines. The biggest complaint I had was the excessive use of air fresheners. The hallways, elevators and our room had VERY strong scents. So heavy that the irritated my nose and caused congestion.

Upon arrival I had to drive around just to see what others were doing to find the entrance. Once in, I had to climb stairs (2 months out from total knee replacement) after driving for six hours. Then I had to get a cart, take the elevator down, and walk around the building to where my car was, get my luggage, then drag it back around the building to the elevator to get to my room. Then I had to move my car into the parking garage. Once again I had to figure out how to get in. My room and bed were just ok.|There were no outlets to plug my devices into next to the bed, so I used an outlet on the wall to charge my phone and AirPods. When I left the room I checked to make sure I wasn’t forgetting anything and left. Unfortunately I missed the white AirPods on the white shelf. I noticed that they weren’t in my purse later that day and called to report it. The hotel messaged me that they were found and they directed me to the company they use to return lost things. $75 later I received cheap ear plugs. I can track MY AirPods, and 5 days a week they show up at the hotel and go to work. The hotel was kind enough to reimburse me for 2/3 of replacement cost, but be aware the person who took them still works there, and they are using my AirPods.

The hotel's historic elegance is spectacular!! We chose to have our entire wedding in the Alley because it is such a cool space and totally our vibe; but we took professional pictures all over the hotel so we didn't miss any of it's grand features. The hotel set up everything for the ceremony, took it down, and set up for dinner. We only added a few decorations of our own, so set up/clean up was quick/easy. We got TONS of compliments from all of our guests about how cool the hotel looked (from the lobby, to the Alley, to the rooms), how fun and comfy the Alley was, and how good dinner/dessert tasted. The staff that night were very friendly and helpful. They accommodated everything to how we wanted it. At the end of the night, we also had a surprise in our room. Fancy chocolate covered strawberries and chocolates (shown in attached pic), a bottle of champagne, and a glass picture frame (shown in attached pic). Thank you for making our celebration so special!! 💕

The Hotel Northland is a nice place to stay in Green Bay. It's a welcome difference from the regular hotels in the area. There is a lot of history in that building. We stayed there during Packer Family Night weekend in August 2025. However, we did have some challenges. The beds are very comfortable, and the pillows are cozy. The shower is great! The bathroom could stand to have some better lighting. The charcoal gray walls just made it so dark in there and the mirror lighting is so dim. While the hotel is downtown, we found it to be very quiet. There really isn't a lot of nightlife close by so you would have to drive or car-share to go someplace with a bit more life. AJ did an adequate job checking us in. However, I would recommend a bit more training be given. I didn't really feel warmly welcomed as a Titanium Lifetime Bonvoy member. I also had to ask a lot of questions. She didn't expand on parking, the restaurant in the hotel or what there might be to do in the area. The Walnut Room is very pricy for a breakfast that is on-par with a local mom-and-pop diner. Knowing what I know now, I would stay there again.

This was actually excellent one night stay for our family over Labor Day. It was slow night, and we got upgraded to a spacious suite. Bonvoy Titanium status certainly helped. Had good breakfast included too. The service was friendly and efficient. The location is pretty good too. No complaint whatsoever. On top of everything, I was able to redeem the points for free stay, and it was quite reasonable conversion. All in all, nice historic property, with attractive common areas too.

My husband and I spent one night here on a Tuesday for his birthday and can honestly say it's the worst Autograph we've ever stayed at. The room was not cooling (could not get colder then 73 degrees), and for cold sleepers this was an absolute nightmare. We brought it to the attention of AJ and was informed nothing could be done. No engineering on site. Then, we told April the next morning about the issue, but nothing could be done at that point. We were running out the door. Side Note: they also do not put mattress covers on the beds, so enjoy sleeping with the stains like we did. I cannot imagine how much those mattresses soak up:-/ Overall: WORST AUTOGRAPH we have ever stayed at. The matter was not even attempted to be resolved with the ac not working, so it truly says a lot about how much care for the client there is.

Room was clean and spacious, workout center a great size, our sleep was uninterrupted and peaceful. The front desk staff is certainly lacking. In fact, the lady at the front desk was one of the worst I've encountered in some time. Easy parking and access to city. Overall, a good stay.

Stayed for a wedding. When trying to set up early check in, it was a bit of an ordeal. Told by some to call closer to the date. When we did, were told they couldn't confirm until day of. As someone who lives a few hours away, would've appreciated clearer communication. There were multiple weddings there during our stay, and multiple occurrences of people running and screaming/laughing in the hallway. The walls are pretty thin so it was tough to ignore. The elevators were small and slow - if you can figure out where you're going, I highly recommend the stairs. The room itself was okay but there was a loose pill on the floor and the shower seemed dirty/rusted. Also, when we went to the welcome screen on our TV, it showed someone else's name entirely. Concerned about which room may have actually been mine... Overall, our stay was underwhelming, but the staff were friendly/helpful with answering questions about parking and whatnot.

One of the worst hotel stays I've had. The bed only had a nightstand on one side. The refrigerator did not have any freezer compartment which I needed. One of the worst parts was a lack of a desk which I needed since this was a business trip. Wi-Fi was not on a secured network. The room had two compartments. A living room area with TV. And the bedroom with another TV. The two rooms were a workout having to move back & forth between the two. Hotel & room were decked out in 1920's style. But the bathroom was freshly tiled and new-ish. Oddly mixed old & new. Breakfast was only waiter/waitress service, slowing down the morning too. The inconveniences and room size will never justify my returning. Ever.

Nice hotel in downtown Green Bay. Stayed here in June and there was VERY little people there. There often wasn't even someone at the front desk? Otherwise, rooms were big and clean. My room didn't have a desk which isn't convenient for people traveling for work.

We love to visit boutique hotels whenever possible. We were very excited to try this location. The hotel has been beautifully restored and the spaces are very cool! I was disappointed that the lower level was not open to look at or use (I assume that is where the bowling alley is located). The same private event sign was posted during our whole stay. The room was nice and clean. I did have trouble sleeping as an alarm in the room kept going off. I would get up to Locate it and the. It would turn off. In the morning, I dip out that they had gone with wine refrigerators in the rooms instead of door refrigerators. It was struggling to keep temperature and alarmed. In and off through the night. Also there was a very scary domestic argument in the hallway at around 2:30 am. The walls are thin enough that you could hear everything and it was frightening to my children. We were also only provided 2 towels for 4 people. We did contact the Front desk when we realized but it took l so long we had to just make do. We didn't try the onsite restaurant as it didn't look busy and after reading the Yelp reviews, it appeared that the quality has gone down significantly in recent years unfortunately. We would return to this location if we visit the area again, but hope they consider changing the refrigerators or we would need to unplug it for the night.

The first night of our stay, the fire alarm went off because someone made a fire sprinkler go off. So my husband, our 2 kiddos and myself had just gotten into bed for about 5min. We were evacuated from the building and didn't get back into the building for over an hour-hour and a half (after 9pm). Our 4 year old daughter was falling asleep on the sidewalk, in my husband's lap. Prior to this, I got into our bed and felt a ton of sand, etc. down by my feet. I realized that my feet were covered in sand and fuzz from the carpet. I had to wear sandals while walking around the room or my feet would have to be thoroughly wiped/scrubbed off to get all the hair, fuzz and sand off of my feet. I asked the front desk to have our room vacuumed while we were out and so it was. And there was nothing sticking to our feet anymore. Then, the second night, our family got back from Packers Family Night very late to get into the elevator that was next to a very loud wedding/event. We rode the elevator up to the 8th floor (the event was on the 2nd floor) and could hear it almost just as loud as when we were on the 2nd floor. We then got to our room and could still hear the thumping of the bass and people singing/screaming. I called down to the front desk and they said the party was going for another hour (12am) and apologized. That was it. The music continued... The hotel is a beautiful place. It's just unfortunate that we had such a bad experience.

BED BUG CAUTION! Got bed bug bites during my recent stay one month ago ! Contacted hotel THREE TIMES. Never got any follow up call or email from the hotel side! Hotel closed my compliant case without ever talking to me. This is BED BUG bites, not mosquito bites! Come On! How many times I requested the hotel to contact me for follow up? Did the hotel management ever give a shut about the customer complaints? Since you are lying about your bed bug, I have to step up and tell the public that there is bed bug in this hotel! Think twice before you go!

This was on my bucket list of grand old hotels with in a three hour drive from me so I was excited to have it on my mini Wisconsin tour that I had planned. This is a beautiful grand hotel that turns 100 years old in February 2023. The property has a parking garage next to it with a shy walk to to enter the hotel with a max of $8.50 a day, the hotel gave me three free parking passes for an issue with booking. The place is beautiful with dark wood and tiles. The place has a fabulous looking restaurant/bar and a sports bar that both serve food. They have no public ice machines so just call the front desk and they will bring a ice bucket to your room very speedy. My room was a king kinda mini sweet because it had a bedroom, living room and separate bathroom. Two large flat screens one for each room. The bathroom was beautiful with tile floors and walls. My room was very comfortable but the water pressure in the shower was kind of week. The front desk has an old looking mail/room key cabinet with old skeleton keys which is so cool. Around the corner is a burger place from 1934 which is cool.

Lovely hotel! Would definitely stay here again if I'm in Green Bay. Very clean, spacious, quiet, and beautiful.

A beautiful hotel with a rich history that is very proud of it. The clock being 10-15 minutes off everywhere, including our room, took a little getting used to but they are paying homage to Vince Lombardi and I accept that with good grace. We booked this place at the last minute after our previous accommodations fell through. For a little more than we were going to spend at another hotel, we got an absolutely stunning room with a separate sitting area around the corner from the actual bedroom. The bathroom was clean and spacious. The parking is a little tricky if you don't know to park in the garage next to them. Rates are super reasonable during the week and free on the weekends. If you can be diligent and patient, you will find an area in "Bay 'A'" that will lead directly to the ramp that goes into the hotel itself on the second floor at which point you can either walk down the stairs or take the elevator. This allows you to avoid walking outside in bad weather. The Walnut Room open for breakfast in the morning is beautiful, the food was good, the selection of juices was outstanding and our server was friendly. The staff in general here were fantastic. When we first got into the room, a member of the cleaning staff who didn't know anyone was in the room entered and called out asking if anyone was there. My husband let him know we were there and it wasn't a big deal honestly. I wouldn't have expected them to know we really just walked into the room maybe 5 minutes prior. We got back late from our show and found a card under the door with a hand-written apology for the "intrusion" and offered free breakfast in the Walnut Room by way of apology. We weren't upset, it certainly wasn't an intrusion but the offering was amazing and so unexpected. When we are up on that area again, I know we'll be looking to stay here. Thank you for a wonderful stay!

Kudos for being able to accommodate our last minute booking. For a smidgen more than staying at a chain by the highway, we were treated to a lavishly appointed lobby that proudly echoed its past. The guest rooms were redone with contemporary touches, and no expense was spared. Breakfast service in the Walnut Room didn't disappoint, either. When the opportunity to return to Green Bay arises, we'll be staying here.

Terrible bar service. Bartender was extremely rude. It was not busy and she was acting like there was 50+ people in there. Coming from someone who bartends she shouldn't have a job. Very disappointed especially for the cost. 10 minutes to make 1 old fashion that wasn't even muddled. Our group of 13 will never return.

Attended a wedding there, very nice set up . The parking garage is another story. After searching for my car for 30 minutesI went to the front desk for help. Emily who was on duty, came to me assistance immediately! She walked through the garage with me helping me locate my car. What customer service!

Totally loved this elegant hotel! Hotel Northland is a lovely old hotel that has been renovated to suit today's traveler. We came across this gem on Booking.com and really lucked out. The lobby is gorgeous as are the other public areas. We had a king suite----spacious sleeping area, a separate seating area with a sofa and a second TV, and a lovely bathroom with a large vanity and walk-in shower. The decorating of the room was impeccable. The room was quiet and well-appointed. I would highly recommend a stay here!

So disappointed. It was a bit of a fiasco to figure out where to park. As we walked up to the front desk there were A male and a female concierge. The male concierge saw us and walked away from the desk To go move a luggage cart over 3 inches. So we stood in line behind the female concierge who was helping someone else. The male concierge continued to walk around Putzing with things. When the female Concierge finished with that person we went up to her and the male concierge decided to come up and stand behind the counter again. The female concierge said maybe 10 words to us during our entire check-in. Seven of those words were related to parking. Never have I felt so unwelcome at a hotel!! We stepped into the dirty elevator to get up to our floor and stepped out to a dirty hallway. We then go to find our room. We go in to find a spider crawling around on the ceiling, pubic hairs in the bed, pubic hairs and dirt in the shower, a horrible view, an empty toilet paper roll, and bags laying over the garbage can instead of inside of them. It was so disappointing. The lobby is gorgeous but the terrible customer service is inexcusable and the dirty room was disgusting and ruins the entire experience. Disappointed in our entire stay as we were celebrating our 23rd year wedding anniversary.

Hotel Northland is unlike any hotel in the Green Bay Area. It's attention to detail is unbelievable. The history of the hotel and the decor is beautiful. We started out with cocktails and appetizers in Poke the Bear sports bar. The bar is named after the rivalry between the Green Bay Packers and the Chicago Bears. They have a beer named Northland Amber that is specific to Hotel Northland and made with local honey, it's delicious. They also have 16 local beers on tap. Also learned they have their own in house pastry chef who makes all their desserts and wedding cakes. They also make their own buns for burgers along with using all local fresh ingredients. They have an ever changing wine menu. I believe they said it was approximately 260 bottles of red wine. Which they are showcased as a wall in the Walnut dining area. Whites, of course are refrigerated. Looking forward to going back to try a few other appetizers and dinner in the Walnut Room, which is their dining room. Overall I was in awe of how everything has stayed true to its history.

Recommended for the experience and the history of you are a big football fan. As a note, you need to go to the front desk for ice. I suspect that it is so Gott all fans are not taking all of during the regular season.

A very unique experience, and overall highly recommended. This hotel has kept the old character that makes it one of a kind, yet updated it to modern standards. Staff was very friendly, room was completely clean. My only complaint is that the bar in the walnut room, which fits the vibe of the hotel, closed at 9:00 even on a Saturday. The only bar open is a sports bar that is totally out of place in this hotel, and after a nice dinner my wife and I did not want to sit and watch a game with a bunch of dudes drinking tap beer. Other than that it's a great place to stay.

Modern and updated hotel in a historic building. Walkable to a variety of restaurants and bars. Valet, street, and garage parking available. Above average gym with options and room for many guests. Comfortable and well appointed room. Internet TV options available during your stay in addition to standard cable. The staff are friendly and helpful, but can be hard to find at night when the go into the back room and don't seem to pay attention to the front desk.

WOW! I took a tour of this incredible historic property last week! They did an incredible job restoring this iconic gem back to it's original glory. It's beautiful and resembles the classic hotels in downtown Chicago. I at breakfast there with a friend, and both of our meals were awesome... he had the French toast and I had the Corned Beef Hash Benedict. If you have yet to stop down to see this renovation, make it a point to check it out. I did see one of the guest rooms and the other major entertainment rooms in the hotel... all amazing! Enjoy!

I'm Titanium with Marriott and will be staying in a Hilton brand next trip to Green Bay. I gave this hotel a 3 star as an average score- if the "good section" wasn't so good it would be a 2 star review. The good: As all autograph collections I've stayed in this one has great decor and fun change of pace from the typical Marriott brand hotel which I enjoy from time to time. The bathroom towels are literally amazing along with the clean fresh style of the rooms. The beds as in all Marriott brand hotels are very comfortable and I slept good. The bad: The dinner food at the hotel restaurant is not worth eating. I ordered they signature burger and a bottle of water. The burger ok in flavor, but nothing special or great - certainly not worth a "signature Burger" status! For the burger (it did not come with any sides) and the bottle of water (and the $5 fee for eco friendly room service "dishes" - think box to go) my tab was $40?! Due to time and curious to see if I could do better, I went down for breakfast the next day. It took over 15 minutes after I was seated to get a cup of coffee and glass of water. Then I ordered steel cut oats due to time constraints as I explained to the water. While I waited yet another 20 minutes for them to come out, the manager was yelling (literally angry "hushed yelling") at the waiter to wipe down a table. It was an awkward moment for those nearby and very unprofessional. The steel cut oats were good - when they finally came out 40 minutes after I was seated. Getting a hotel bill has proven to be a challenge! My stay was 7 days ago, and finally got a bill when I called and requested one to be sent. (This is typically uploaded to my Marriott portfolio very quickly). I also requested they upload to my portfolio and still have nothing despite calling again. Needless to say, I am not interested in returning and am disappointed in this autograph collection series Marriott brand. If this was typical for Marriott, I'd become a Hilton loyalist again in a heartbeat.

Hotel is beautiful. Our corner unit suite was perfect. Super clean. Love the bed! Only complaint I have is that the front desk is lacking. Usually no one there. And no greeting. Management needs training.

Wow! Everything about this hotel exceeded my expectations. First, it was beautiful and clean. Second, the beds were incredibly comfortable. Third, the bath towels and amenities were luxurious and high quality. Last, the staff was friendly and knowledgeable about the area and history of the building. A great stay!

I am so impressed with the housekeeping team! The place is very clean. Definitely a 5- star and highly recommended. If you happen to be in Greenbay check out this nice and clean hotel!

Fantastic customer service and clean, upscale accommodations. We enjoyed our stay and we could walk to all our activities as the hotel is in a wonderful location.

It has been years and years since I have been to Green Bay - we live in Milwaukee. My GK attorney husband has a conference here today - and he last minute asked me if I'd like to tag along. He had been following the Hotel's renovation and knew business people and attorneys associated with the hotel. We drove through the pouring rain from MKE to GB and the rain continued in GB. I love old hotels but am a persnickety foodie and hotel snob. He warned me the windows did not open so we brought a fan - very helpful. Big compliment to the hotel is HOW QUIET it is. Wonderful. We were in Room 807 - meh double queen room overlooking industrial roof tops to a snippet of river - the special pelicans over the river a treat! The raging river fun to see and the top floor is always welcome. Unsure but would ask for a King River room next time - no upgrades to be had and no bath tub. I read in another TA review that the king rooms were very nice but the views compromised. Another note - great sheets and towels and robes! We asked for a late check out and they were OK with a 2 PM or later. Again, BETTER than average for me because I listened to Jazz/read had the standard paper-cups (drag) in the room coffee. I did decide to order Room Service (RS) and this is where my husband noted - RS is how one can judge a hotel. I ordered eggs Benedict for 11 am - asked for gluten free muffins if they had them (YES!), chicken sausage vs Canadian bacon, and runny eggs (key for me), grapefruit juice and a Perrier. The sweet young lady read it back and I was so excited - on the 11 AM knock on the door and a bag and a bottle of Perrier.....I said why no "normal" RS - I was so taken aback - and maybe so was she. I did open it as quickly as I could get into the plastic - so sad what a waste...and the first bite was a runny egg and lovely toasted GF muffin and terrific chicken sausage...tasty! Not enough Hollandaise at all. Ordered for a side..more plastic. I must compliment the chef - but you get the point... Our notes: the art in the room - bizarre and cheesy. Windows not NOT open. 8th floor - great. On-line everything - good and bad... Recycle bins - yay Simple room - ok fine. The Walnut Room - GREAT ask for Brian/Guy Poke The Bear - Mike - great! Ross the valet - great! Nicole at the front desk - ready to please and help! We will come back and I do appreciate of the good/old - tiles in the building etc. Best to all - Mary and Edward (Ned) W.

What a great redo of a 1920s era hotel. Lots of local history. Perfect location. My Bonvoy status scored a great upgrade to a corner suite even when staying on points! Thank you! Main resto is a beautiful room with a great menu. The bar and grill downstairs is a blast with outdoor seating and good food and drink. Will stay here next visit to Green Bay.

LOVED this hotel and the amazing service! Our room wasn't ready on time, so automatic free breakfast! Stayed there to watch a game at Lambeau without realizing it's historical significance, so that was a bonus! Great service, and history!

Wow! Went for breakfast Saturday morning and was disappointed to say the least, when you spend 40 million on a hotel one would think you would find a fine chef. My husband ordered scrambled eggs, the chicken sausage and avacado on the side, he got just that the avacado was cut in half and plopped on the plate not sliced for presentation the sausage wasn't even cut in half or browned, I ordered the fritatta which was NOT even close to what was shown I got a greasy omelet that was made in a pan put in the oven and covered with cheese, I make fluffy frittatas at home and I don't consider myself even an ok cook but I assume you googled a photo of a healthy looking photo for you menu and went with that. This is not only my opinion my friend spent the night there and her opinion was the same. Not only mediocre its slow service. You spent 40 million on a hotel now go get a 5 star chef or your not going to make it. I go to some hotels to eat because the food is good. So very disappointed.

I recently attended a luncheon at this beautiful property. They have done a great job of nodding to the old, but making it still feel fresh. The lunch was tasty. This would be beautiful for smaller weddings.

I absolutely loved my stay! The staff was amazing-especially a girl named Emily at the front desk. She made me feel at home and genuinely cared about my experience in Green Bay. She really went above and beyond. I normally stay at another hotel when I am in town but plan to switch to staying at the Northland after this.

Stunning decor (vintage original tile flooring, wood panels, chandeliers in lobby). Designed with superb attention to details and I love the 1920s + modern decor. Great quality for price. Very clean. Con: No laundry services (would be nice to do laundry yourself here rather than pay for overpriced dry cleaning which they do offer) and there is no access to a microwave (even if not in the room it would be nice to have shared access to one in the lobby). If you're staying here on a weekend, check if there are weddings happened bc you won't have access to the Walnut Room restaurant and you may hear music/base til midnight. Also if you're trying to book around the time of a Packers game you probs won't find a room but that's true for the whole town.

The hotel property is beautifully decorated and has the best DT location. The rooms and beds are extremely comfortable. Staff is friendly and accommodating. The complaint I have with this hotel is housekeeping is poorly trained as they knock on your room's door to clean your room at 8am and when you request they come back later, they never return that day. Also, we had some problems upon check in as they couldn't locate our reservations and luckily I had a confirmation number and pricing which I had been quoted when booking. I would recommend this hotel but... I believe the staff training is lacking. Oh and watch your bill. Several charges were incorrect upon check out.

We used Hotel Northland for our wedding room block. With COVID-19, we chose to more forward with July "micro" wedding. Hotel Northland was wonderful to work with throughout the whole wedding planning process. The rooms were beautiful and we all enjoyed our stay. The details throughout the hotel are stunning and created the most wonderful backgrounds for our photos. Thank you, Hotel Northland, for your hospitality during these crazy times!

The hotel Northland is historic and very cool. They have done a good job keeping the old charm and history and blending it with modern touches and conveniences. Poke the Bear is a restaurant located in the hotel, on a Saturday afternoon there was no one in there and we stopped for lunch and got attitude because we didn't have a reservation. We were happy to sit at the bar but were then told they didn't have any reservations until dinner so they would seat us, so why the big deal about a reservation? The food is really good, many options to choose from and very fresh, prices are a little high but pretty much what you would expect from a hotel. Even if you don't eat there, stop by the Walnut room at least for a drink. It is original to the hotel and pretty cool, again it's pricy (appetizers average about $16.00, but the food is great(try the crispy pork belly). The rooms are beautiful, pretty spacious and modern with historic touches and reasonably priced depending on the time of year and the type of room. So the reason for only three stars is the staff, every single person, with the exception of the maintenance man, that we encountered was rude, especially the front desk staff, pretty disappointing and ruined what would otherwise be a great place.

1/18/19 We had dinner at Poke the Bear. My mom, daughter, and I found the food to be excellent! The chicken club and pulled pork sandwiches came with fries or waffle chips. Which tasted awesome! They surprised me with a little birthday cake...Carmely and moist. Definitely recommend Poke the Bear! It's inside the beautiful Hotel Northland. Check it out.

Gorgeous hotel. Large size rooms. The 2 double bed room has 2 TVs and nice sitting area. Awesome, thick, enormous, soft towels. Beautiful bathroom that's been completely updated. Definitely a fantastic place to stay as a couple, individual, or family. Free parking in garage next to hotel on the weekends

Beautiful hotel with a mix of the old and new. The rooms have been updated and are very nice. Bathroom was state of the art with a great large shower. The lobby was elegant with great sitting spaces and fun game decor such as oversized chess and tic tac toe. We did not eat there but enjoyed drinks in the Poke the Bear lounge/resturant.

We had lunch at the Poke the Bear Casual Restaurant -- simply fantastic experience. The service was fast, the food outstanding with plenty of lunch options (including Gluten free bread). The roasted Brussels sprouts were amazing as was the "Poke the Bear Burger" that I personally enjoyed. Looking forward to the rest of the facility opening up soon!

This is a great hotel. Wonderful service, exquisite rooms and very good onsite restaurants in a perfect location. Would recommend this hotel to anyone without any reservation (pardon the pun).