Keweenaw Mountain Lodge - a privately-owned resort available to cabin guests, year-round

We really enjoyed our stay in our cabin! It was everything we needed for our ski weekend and super comfortable. A few key highlights: The staff is amazing! Everyone was super friendly and accommodating. Chef’s food was delicious and we enjoyed the trails a day on the wider skis. We didn’t ever make it back in time for dinner but made it for breakfast 3 of 4 days and lunch one of the days, all meals were fantastic. The lodge is decorated in a super cozy and historic way. I would definitely stay here again! The heat in the cabin worked great, the fire every night was a nice touch (more wood came when we put the sign out needing it) and the beds were super comfortable. It snowed a lot during our visit and they kept the area plowed enough for us to get through without issues driving (which requires a lot of plowing with how much it was snowing). A few traveler recommendations: If you plan to bring snacks I would pack some paper plates, napkins, cups, utensils. The cabin comes with some coffee and a 4 cup coffee pot with a few filters but if you drink a lot of coffee you may want to bring some extra coffee and filters.

A very nice getaway for the 1-3 Nov 2024 weekend. The main lodge is spectacular. Breakfast included. Mostly variations on bowl meals with eggs, various meats, or vegan, but all homemade and made individually. Really delicious and substantial enough for two 60-somethings. There is a snack bar open daily 8am-5pm. You can also reserve in advance, special prepared, multi-course dinners at a secluded lodge dining room, but it’s spendy at $100 per person. Cabins are rustic, but cozy. Furniture actually fairly comfortable. Bathrooms are dated, 1970s, but clean and very functional. Instant very hot water! Most cabins have gas heating units, as well as gas fireplace inserts that are super on cool evenings. Quiet and solitude are the orders of the day. Dark Sky designated area, so impressive star gazing on clear nights. Lots of other things to do in and around Copper Harbor, until beginning of October, when most other places shut down for the winter. The cabins aren’t cheap. We had a one BR, one BA, nice LR set up, for $180/night. Fridge/microwave/coffee maker in all cabins. Beds comfortable. Plenty of linens. Pretty much contactless check in/out. No cash. All credit/debit cards. If you seek quiet and solitude, with many outdoor activities, consider a stay here.

We thoroughly enjoyed our 2 day stay at one of the cabins on the property. |The cabin was clean and cozy. A walk back in time with the rustic appearance.|The lodge was gorgeous!! Staff very warm and welcoming. John was very knowledgeable and friendly when questions about surrounding area as this was our first time up in the is area. |Chris the photographer on site was great trying to help us coordinate how to see the northern lights.|We enjoyed our sandwiches for lunch and morning burritos with the best fresh squeezed orange juice. The ladies were most welcoming!!!|There were several trails and a golf course. |It was wonderful being in a peaceful environment with the forest surrounding the cabins. a sand hill crane family nearby. |We look forward in returning and staying here as there is much to see and experience up in this lovely area.

Love this place! The cabins are clean and cozy and located in a beautiful area. If you are looking to unwind, unplug and just enjoy nature, this is the place for you. If you can’t go without electronics- might want to pick somewhere else. The WiFi barely works and we had zero cell phone signal. But we didn’t care. We arrived during a wind storm that had knocked out the power for a few hours but the light and warmth from the fire we built in the fireplace was just what we needed. I already can’t wait to come back! Highly recommend!!

No TV’s, limited internet, but lots of nature. No noisy mowers or trimmers! The cabins are rustic but comfortable. Lots to see and do in the area. Lake Superior is like an ocean. The largest fresh water lake in the world…a force of nature. It has a Dark Sky designation and Northern Lights could be vowed while we were there. The highlight of our four days was a day spent with Chris. Even though we only used iPhones, we learned a lot about photography and areas in we didn’t know about. The class was included with our stay!

Keweenaw Mountain Lodge is a really cool mix of historic and modern with a little yooper thrown in. We stayed in cabin 15 and it was so cozy. The wood burning fireplace set the tone and our girls loved coloring and playing games in front of it. The built in booth is a really fun way to experience the historical theme of the place. Modern amenities such as the Nest type thermostat and retro themed appliances merge the two worlds in a fun way. The scenery is serene and unspoiled. The beds are comfy and very warm. John, the owner, is a great source of UP knowledge and really cares about the place. The girl at check in was also very friendly and helpful. We got to meet Chef Wi when we got our kids some gelato. I loved how she personally came out to explain the flavor merge and bring the kids samples. Her desire and intention to bring high quality, slow food to an overly fast-paced world is really refreshing. While we did not get to enjoy one of her private dinners, we definitely hope to in the future. I really appreciated her passion for natural and organic ingredients. We really hope to be back!

Our stay at this property was truly exceptional. The place is beautifully rustic, perfectly situated to immerse you in nature. The cleanliness was impeccable, and the staff was incredibly warm and helpful. Chef Wi’s breakfast burritos were bursting with flavor—definitely a highlight of our mornings. John, Chris, Aimee, Monica, and the entire team went above and beyond with their knowledge and assistance, making us feel right at home. The property is meticulously maintained, and the view of the Milky Way on clear nights is simply breathtaking. We particularly enjoyed the northern lights workshop, which was both informative and fascinating, and the lights-out event made the starry sky even more spectacular. This property is truly one of a kind, and we can’t wait to return. Thank you for an unforgettable stay—your efforts are truly appreciated. Keep up the fantastic work!

This place used to be wonderful. The lodge used to be a restaurant. Now it’s closed except for private dining for guests. The cabins are charming but ridiculously expensive, and the staff is not friendly or helpful at all. Used to look forward to staying and dining here, but now I will NEVER go back.