Landmark Inn

Best bed we slept in on a two week road trip! View from our room was great! Very nice! The bar upstairs was very good as well! History to boot as we stayed in the Amelia Earhart room from when she stayed there almost 100 years ago!

Upscale hotel with upscale prices. The place is a well-maintained historic hotel, blocks away from the shops, restaurants and bars in town. The rooms were clean and comfortable. The cocktail lounge on the top floor is nice and has a great view (but don't try to order a drink not on the menu or you might not get what you ordered.) The staff is friendly. Despite reports the place is haunted, we were disappointed not to see any spirits.

Historic hotel and it is within walking distance of Downtown. Too expensive for what you get. Rooms were clean but very small. No daily room service because we were just there for three days. Only had two bath towels and hand towels. Very inconvenient to have to get more when needed. If you’re not going to replace towels daily maybe you should put more than two hand towels, wash cloths and bath towels in the room. Not for me. Could’ve got a nice suite for half the money at another hotel. Very disappointed.

It saddens me to write this review but the hotel has failed to respond to my messages. The lake view room we were given was completely different than advertised. See attached photographs, the first is the advertised photograph. We paid $60 extra, specifically for the lake view for my wife’s birthday. When arrived the view was very partial and obscured by a fire escape. They didn’t have any other rooms. So I asked for a refund for the $60 and for them to change the advertising of that room on booking.com. Unfortunately, all I have received is a sorry message and was told to contact the front desk which I have but no further message has been received. So my take away is, you can’t trust the pictures they show, and if you have an issue they will ignore it. Other than that the hotel was clean and the staff were pleasant

The rooms and services are great. Rooms are very clean and beds are comfortable. The Pub Bar has great brunch menu items and the food is good. Very high standards for food served and clean pub. Serves also lunch. We enjoyed the lobby area to get our family together and play with the baby. Coffee and ice water were in the lobby every morning. It was very good to be treated so well by staff. Excellent place to stay in Marquette, MI.

I stayed at the Landmark Inn in Marquette on March 25th for one night, and it was such a unique experience. The building itself is packed with history, and it’s clear that a lot of care has gone into preserving its classic charm. The blend of old-school architecture with modern room features was really cool. While my dad had a king-sized bed in one room, I slept on the pullout couch, and even though it wasn’t the same setup, the space was comfortable and cozy. One of my favorite parts was the atmosphere of the hotel. The vibe was unlike anything I’ve ever experienced before. It felt classy in that “old money” kind of way, but the hotel still had a modern feel that made it totally comfortable. It was like stepping back in time while enjoying all the modern luxuries. The restaurant experience was a highlight too. I had a customized pizza while we played trivia in the lounge, and it was a fun way to unwind. The staff was super kind and welcoming, which made the experience even better. They really went out of their way to make sure everyone felt at home. Overall, I’d highly recommend the Landmark Inn. It has this perfect mix of history and modern elegance that’s hard to find. Whether you’re there for the history, the ambiance, or just to relax for a night, it’s a great spot. If you’re looking for a place that feels both classy and down-to-earth, this is the place.

We have loved the Landmark in the past for its charm: rooms furnished with antiques, each one different. Since we were last in Marquette, the hotel seems to have slipped. The rooms have been completely redone: the antiques are gone, and all the rooms are identically furnished with cheap motel furniture (and not much of it). No carpet, one chair, no reading lights, no table -- it looked like it could have been from a Motel 6 (although price was much higher). The room looked nothing like the one in the picture -- the overall atmosphere was sterile not cozy. The bed was comfortable, and we would probably stay here again because of its convenient location, but I don't know whether I would recommend it for more than that.

Located minutes from shops downtown. Staff was friendly, room was just what we needed, plenty of space to store clothes/luggage. We had no problems during our stay, it was quiet, beds were comfortable and the room was clean. Glad we chose this place, will definitely be back hopefully in the summer time to experience even more of the beautiful weather! ☺️ Great view from the room.

Ridiculously expensive for what is essentially a Holiday Inn room. You're paying for the fancy lobby, not much else. Save your money and book elsewhere. Prices of the water/soda in the lobby are literally insane. In addition, pet policy is a joke. No pets on furniture, including bed. Can't leave pets alone. Advertising themselves as "Pet friendly"... especially with a pic THEY uploaded of a dog on the bed, violating their own policy... not cool.

I came here for breakfast at Parlour Cafe. I loved the vegan breakfast sandwich. It was tasty and much bigger than I thought it would be. Ambiance is nice and there are large widows for you to look out of. There are free postcards at the check in desk.

Well, the service was so slow in the pub for brunch, but the food was delicious. The bartender was taking care of 4 people at the bar while the waitress was running around like a chicken w her head cut off to serve 6 tables w about 24 people. So what is the point? Food is great, but you are not allowing people to enjoy good service. The barkeep came out great once from behind her bar to clear a table. We waited for water for 15 minutes, feel like she (the bartender) could at least refill water glasses? I think our waitress was doing the best she could. Hard to watch though.

I had an excellent stay at the Landmark Inn in Marquette after my flight was unexpectedly changed to the next day. James at the front desk was exceptionally friendly, efficient, and accommodating. The room was beautiful and impeccably clean, and the overall service was outstanding. I also had dinner at the Northland Pub, where the service was top-notch and the whitefish was delicious. Highly recommend this hotel for anyone visiting Marquette! #LandmarkInn #MarquetteMI #ExceptionalService #FriendlyStaff #ComfortableStay #NorthlandPub #TopNotchService #DeliciousWhitefish #HighlyRecommend

Overall the Landmark Inn was wonderful. The staff was amazing! The location is perfect for business at NMU. My only recommendation/issue is if there is a band or event on the 6th floor don't have a room on the 5th floor. Sooo loud. I called to find out what time the band would stop and was sad to find it wasn't until around 11 when I had to be up at 6. Beside that everything was perfect and plan to return.

Stayed here for two nights with a couple of friends. It's a beautiful hotel. Nicely decorated. It's supposedly haunted, which is why one of my friends wanted to stay here. However, the hotel doesn't seem to engage much in the haunted story. Not much on the website about it. However, when I googled the hotel, there is a ghost story attached to it. Nothing too crazy or exciting. It would have been a little more fun if the hotel hyped up the haunting. Regardless, it was still a lovely stay. The location is perfect in the downtown area. Close to everything. The hallways definitely looked haunted. The room was spacious and beautiful. I was pleasantly surprised at how modern it was, yet still had a classical feel. Everything was clean and staff were friendly. Good food options available at the hotel. They have a gym on the 6th floor. Parking can be tricky if you're coming back later at night; by then it seems all the parking is taken. Overall, absolutely beautiful hotel and I would happily stay here again!

The front door to the hotel would not close all the way and the entrance was pretty shabby. No ice machine, had to have the front desk retrieve a bag of ice from the kitchen for us every day. One bar of soap, had to ask for a second bar for the shower. There is no daily cleaning. While the location of this very old establishment is wonderful, I would not recommend it.

Great downtown location. Otherwise a dump. We stayed in Room 512. Carpet is beyond stained up. Also there is crusty red stuff on is- gross. Chair is broken. Thick dust on pictures. Big dust web on ceiling. Shower is 2'x2'- that was fun to shave my legs! The positives? Location & no bed bugs.

Stayed here 2 nights from Thursday to Saturday. Great location at the top of the hill, make sure to get a room up top with a lake view if available. Nice calm room, chill bar on the main floor and on the top floor. they had a restaurant for dinner and breakfast but I did not partake. walking distance to both parts of town and all employees I spoke with were very nice.

We have stayed here several times. This property is elegant and evokes travel in an earlier era. Enjoy your visit. It's close to downtown and a true gem.

Staff is pleasant for the most part. (Only reason this place gets 2 stars) Extremely limited parking . Dirty room furniture, mold build up in the AC. So basically mold spores are being blown out every time the AC is on. Also, AC is very noisy.

Northland Pub's outdoor patio, the Southwest Cobb & Mojito were delightful after Art On The Rocks today. That big loud building fan next to patio is distracting and makes it hard to hear when it kicks on, but I doubt there's much that can be done there. The patio is adorable other than that, sun dappled seating with plants & trees.

Don't book a room on the 6th floor! I'm staying here tonight on a Wednesday night and there is loud music pumping throughout the floor which began around 4 pm and now it's midnight and it's still going. I called the front desk and they said it will stop at midnight - well it's still going. Avoid this place!!!'n

Nothing like it used to be. Rooms are comfortable but no amenities (not even a small refrigerator). Utilitarian shower only (no bath). Food is very poor yet charging ridiculously astronomical prices - $20-24 for basic burgers and sandwiches without flavor, $14 granola, $14 cheese curds, 2 eggs, bacon and toast will set you back $14, etc. No breakfast (continental or otherwise) for hotel guests. Just a canteen of mediocre coffee downstairs. Pub can't get it right - bartender serves wrong drinks (i.e., order a Hopslam ale and served Two-Hearted. Father-in-law only found out by happenstance. Once pointed out, nothing was done about it)., out of stock on many items.

Cute hotel with nice staff, but when I went to dry my hands in the bathroom, there was hair on my towel...from a previous customer...also all the extra amenities in the hotel were shutdown due to Covid like valet. Confused why the hotel is open but the extras aren't. Prob just understaffed? Anyways, I liked the room (minus the towel), and it was better than staying at a chain hotel. I'd recommend for a nice non-chain hotel!

I lucked out when the Landmark Inn was reserved for my stay while visiting Northern Michigan University. Right from the airport, I was greeted by the helpful and affable staff, like Mike who picked me up in a clearly marked black SUV. It was a smooth ride to the hotel in picturesque downtown Marquette. Excellent location, beautiful and comfortable rooms, great bar with a view on top floor and pub (with a super weekend brunch) off the lobby. Enjoyed a delicious dinner in a private dining room one evening with colleagues and loved all the exceptional customer service. Huge thanks to Dustin and Jason at the front desk for going above and beyond. The only thing I questioned was the choice of lemon scent for shampoo and conditioner. Super quick room service. Delighted to recommend and certainly will stay there again! I had an outstanding and enjoyable time.

Nice rooms, a great location, a fantastic yet small bar, and absolutely terrible service. After the way I was treated, I have hesitations coming back. And not providing any free coffee except for a keurig is really cheap for what this place is worth. But it is a very cool, historic location though that adds some fun flavor to a UP trip. The lady at the front check-in desk, a heavy set woman with brown curly hair, was extremely rude. We arrived at around 10:00 at night and she gave us a very snide attitude. It was very clear that she hates guests and considers them all to be idiots from the way she talked back to us. Her attitude was nasty - maybe she hates her job? Regardless, that was the first impression I got of the hotel and it left a mark. The rooms are nice. Each room is unique and has a different name. We didn't actually know this until someone at the hotel we subsequently stayed at told us this fact - it would have been great if we had been told that at check-in! So I have no idea what the name of the room I stayed in was (room 304). It was a nice room though. The location is fantastic. You can walk all over Marquette. Apparently, the hotel also offers bikes that you can take to get around town (this is also a fact that I didn't know until someone told me when I was in a subsequent hotel). There are nice restaurants within a stone's throw away. I highly, highly recommend eating at Steinhouse - it's incredible. All in all, I am not sure if I would come back. The location was great and the room was nice, but I don't feel comfortable supporting a hotel that doesn't respect its guests.

We were planning our trip to the UP and we did our research. We had heard all about he food scene in Marquette and couldn't resist an opportunity to stay in this awesome city. If you are staying in the area and need a great place to land, the Landmark Inn will not disappoint. We were excited about the history of the Inn. Walking through the doors, one can image being transported back in time. It is a fantastic place to stay due to it's location in relation to all the food spots and bars. We were able to hop around the city and didn't need to worry about driving or getting a ride. We stayed here the end of July, we should have been in St. John US Virgin Islands, but we needed to change our plans due to Covid. That being said, certain amenities were inaccessible due to social distancing. The hotel has a few bars which were not open and we hope to come back and experience the full grander of this historical inn.

TERRIBLE beds: The only comparison I can make is to a bad futon. I awoke at 3 am with a severe backache that even the couch couldn't help, so I canceled our second night and booked another hotel. This hotel had a dingy and dark entrance area with a matching surly front desk clerk. They claim the rooms have lake views, but I believe you need to have a really vivid imagination for that to be true. There is zero breakfast options and no room service. Intermittent WiFi connection at best. Long hairs in the shower (when was the last time this was cleaned??). The suite we were in only had a single floor lamp hidden in the corner, so we had to move it around to read next to the couch (leaving the other half of the room in the dark). The Landmark Hotel is a grossly overpriced unclean hostel without even a decent bed. Avoid at all costs!

I've stayed here one other time minus covid-19. I was thoroughly disappointed. Although service indrusties have been open and able to provide services, this hotel decided to provide no service due to covid. I feel this business chose to use covid as an excuse to NOT provide services. It would be different if it were not allowed or the law for the safety of others but they chose to use it to their advantage. No safety provided. No markings or limits to elevators. No information on expectations. No notices of services not provided except restaurant was closed but still providing limited breakfast. I care about the environment and like to be private so I always hang my towel back up on a rack for a hotel that asks that you reuse if willing. So... I did that as I do but I did not recycle wash cloth or hand towel for various reasons. I went skiing all day, expected to come home and have my bed made and new toiletries. NOPE. Long day skiing. When calling the desk, they stated.... Covid we are not providing that service but if you need towels or whatnot come down and we will provide that. I did that. The point is... it would have been nice to know. You pay the same price covid or not apparently service or not as well. No where does it state this. No where does it state the different services that are provided or not. This was not communicated, in fact, they were very rude when attempting got make a reservation. The thing is, I have family nearby and know the area well so I went to Expedia and rented the room since they were the most unaccomodating but now... I will explore the chain hotels after this experience and will not reccomend this hotel any longer, Unfortunate. At the very least you would think they would update their website to explain and disclose services provided and expectations. They sure pulled back on cleaning your room but certainly they must clean it when you leave so why not in between? they had no expectations but certainly provided zero service. Very disappointing. I will now go to chains that are organized and able to provide necessary services paid for rather than support local that are unable to adapt for safety rather than staffing perhaps? Very unfortunate. I hope they will make changes and continue to set themselves outside of the chains.

We stayed for one night in early September and it was perfect. The room was spacious, clean and gracious. The bathroom felt brand new / freshly updated. Perfect spot!!

WOW. This whitefish green curry was on special. It was so fantastic. The piece of whitefish was huge and they did not skimp on the flavor. Fresh veggies and cooked perfectly. The Caesar salad was done really well and the salmon was cooked perfectly. Flakey and moist. BUT THE BLOODY MARYS HERE ARE AMAZING. The mix or whatever they use is fantastic with a good spice to it. A bit heavy but I loved it.

This is a beautiful hotel. We stayed one night this past week on a fall color road trip. Staff was great, accommodations were fantastic, layout of room was awesome. The only negative was that there was noticeable dust layered on all of the furniture. It was almost like the room had not been booked in awhile. As a dust triggered asthma sufferer, this was not good for me. I did send a message to the hotel before posting this but never received a response. That's disappointing.

What a fantastic hotel! I was spending a night in Marquette and was looking for something downtown and not your regular "chain" hotel. The hotel is this historic building and has these adorable rooms. My room was at the end of hall and got a great view of the lake and had a fake fireplace. It sounds silly but I was really excited about it since the desk staff hyped it up. The room was cozy, and you felt like you were in an old room, but was in great shape and had all the amenities that you need (fridge, tv, closet space). The hotel has THREE bars. Two on the first floor and a cocktail lounge on the 6th floor. The first floor bars are both restaurants, one being a fancier Italian restaurant and the other bar is more of an American style restaurant. I felt bad leaving the hotel to explore Marquette, each of those bars sounded so great and would have been easier to go to than walking in the snowy, cold weather. Would stay here again in a hearbeat whenever I'm in Marquette.

We chose landmark as my partner had stayed years back, unfortunately this time around it was less than enjoyable. The staff though nice was somewhat snooty, their pet fee is $50 and not sure what it covers but the dogs can't even be on any of the furniture. They also ask the dogs not bark which is understandable, so we made sure to keep them extra quiet, but their staff can be loud at 7AM clanging carts, glassware and banging in the hallway on a Sunday morning without any repercussion? What was supposed to be a relaxing break in between the camping adventure turned out to be a bad night of sleep with early not welcomed wake up call. Barely any amenities in the room as well. Won't be staying here again unfortunately. If you have pets, you may want to find a more "pet friendly" hotel. It's too bad the experience has changed so much over the years.

Beautiful building. Great location. Great bar and restaurant I have stayed here numerous times over the last 18 years. I believe the mattresses have never been upgraded and their towels are very budget thin. For $350 plus a night this place is a far cry from other historic hotels like The St. Paul Hotel. The furniture is stained and dirty and the carpet in the hallways needs updating. The place is charming, the staff is attentive but they need to update the beds and for the $$ have real half and half. The Hampton on the lake a few blocks away is so much nicer and less $$.

Accommodation was small and poorly decorated. It seemed like a collection of leftovers. Paid for lake view and got a room that you could only see the lake by standing behind a chair in a corner. We were three nights nights and we complained they adjusted our bill by $30 total ($10 a night). An email after checkout was ignored. We had been guests many times before but will find something better next time we are in Marquette.

Per the inn'sadvertisement, I was expecting a clean, glowing, spacious room where  Old-world European splendor and charm meet modern convenience and up to date technology. Instead, we got a grubby, shabby room that doesn't appear to have been cleaned, much less meticulously updated in years. The light and heater in the bathroom do not work. The bathroom sinks do not close up. The shower head is falling out of the wall and the bottom of the glass door is moldy. The plywood back of the "antique armoir" is falling off. The wallpaper is peeling. How old is that leather couch ? It smells like sweat.  How old are that phone and clock radio? Where are the usb ports? I suppose it would be handy to charge my iPod....

I requested a water view room, when I got to the room I thought this can't be right. I called the front desk and they said they did not have any other rooms available yet still charged me the 250.00 per night rate. I told them they need to change the description from water view to roof tops view. Oh, you can see the water but it will hurt your neck. Will not stay here again. Certainly not worth the price.

Small historic hotel. The lobby is charming and the dining room has been painted well. The rooms have been updated with new bathrooms. The king size bed was comfortable, two armchairs in our room were a bit worn. We were grateful for a/c that was well functioning during the hottest week of the year thus far. They rent bikes to use on bike paths nearby. Front desk staff were friendly and well dressed. The location was perfect, in town and walking distance to everything Marquette has to offer. I am glad we stayed here, the other choices had different amenities like kitchenettes and a pool for lower cost but the quaint appeal of a nice historic place on a hill overlooking the bay made for a relaxing vacation stay.

Decided to top off our 10 year anniversary trip through the UP after 3 nights camping, with 2 nights here! What a great choice! Our room is fantastic, and because we let them know when we booked it that we were celebrating our anniversary, we arrived to a nice box of goodies!! It has great restaurants, comfortable beds, clean and quiet! This is the place to stay while visiting here! We'll be back!

I spend about 140 nights a year on the road in hotels. 4 of which are spent in the Landmark. This is easily the best hotel I stay in. Incredibly nice staff, beautiful accommodations, great location downtown, and 3 bars within the hotel. Very historic and classical. A neat 1920's-1930's feel and comfortable rooms. Try the John Voelkner in the bar. Named after the author of nearby legendary novel 'Anatomy of a Murder'. It's a watered down old fashioned but it tastes good. Excellent hotel. One of the many reasons I love Marquette, MI.

Being from the area, I never had a reason to stay here. Well, after moving away and visiting the area I finally had my chance. It was very enjoyable. There were a couple small cosmetic issues in the bathroom but otherwise our room was great. It was nice and clean with very comfortable beds and linens. We loved the fireplace and lake view. We stopped at the bar and had a beer and cheese curds. Everything especially the customer service was top notch.

I got married here last weekend and everything was absolutely incredible! The food is great, the rooms are very cool and unique, and the staff is excellent. I'd give more than 5 stars if I could. The cost-to-quality ratio at the Landmark is amazing. It blows some much more expensive places I have stayed out of the water.

Had been wanting to go the landmark for a while. Went to the upstairs bar. It has quite the view of the lake and very comfortable chairs. I had a glass of rose and my husband had the blueberry gin cocktail. Nice place to chill, historical and relaxing vibe.

Real talk, landmark is a solid bar. The Italian bartender needs some basil hayden to make some real manhattans! Guy is a straight savage. Nachos are also solid... will crush those every time.

Review based on catering, restaurants, and bars. They always have a really great selection of beers here. Always seem to have whatever I am feeling at the moment. The food is delicious too - they have wood fired pizzas now that are fantastic - you must try them! We have had company meetings at the Landmark Inn in the past and their catering was excellent also. We ended up staying late and occupying the little room upstairs which can be really fun - you can send your orders to the bar on an "zip" line from upstairs. There is also a swanky bar at the top floor of the hotel (The Piedmont) if you didn't know, check it out!

If your an avid luxury traveler than lower your expectations when staying here. The staff are nice enough and accommodating but the rooms and bathrooms are subpar. Green carpet and floral wallpaper is never a good design concept. Furniture in rooms is old and sadly even the newly redesigned rooms are still outdated and shabby. The bathroom!!!!...where do I begin this is my second stay in the landmark. First we stayed in Chippewa Suite which had a gorgeous double vanity bathroom with claw foot tub. However all suites were booked on this trip so we settled for corner room. So back to the bathroom...first there was old urine on the floor and back of toilet...housekeeping came and cleaned but clearly neglected the dried urine behind the seat. Secondly there was hair everywhere on the floor and spot stains that would clearly wipe up with damp Cloth...obviously it's a clear reflection of lack of detail and cleanliness from housekeeping. Lastly who the hell puts a coffee maker in the bathroom??? Like yes please I'd like a cup of joe after you pinch a loaf. Anyhoo Landmark Inn has a rich history and classic American concert but fails to meet its potential. Being from Atlanta and world traveler - I recognize this hotel is sadly still the best game in town. However landmark will have to step their Game up sooner than later with new hotels propping up for the new hospital and casino to break ground in spring.

Sean and I knew we wanted to stay @LandmarkInn for our wedding weekend and we were not disappointed. The gorgeous rooms and views, the decedent service and amazing food and hospitality, @LandmarkInn delivered it all (and I know we weren't the only wedding that weekend!) If you're heading to Marquette for any reason and want to feel like a king, do yourself a favor and stay @LandmarkInn!

I came to Marquette, where my mother grew up, for the UP200 dogsled race. The weekend was cold and windy, and so it was important to me to have somewhere cozy where I could warm up after a long day outside. The Landmark definitely fit the bill. There's plenty of parking in the back, which is free. The building itself is historic, and has an elegant vibe - refreshing after many nights in cookie-cutter Holiday Inn type places. Everyone behind the front desk was friendly and accommodating. It's also very inexpensive for a hotel of its quality; I think it was $129 for a lovely room with a queen bed, a humorous fake fireplace, a big bathroom, and a view of Lake Superior. What more could we want? Water pressure was pretty weak, so the showers weren't as satisfying as I'd hoped, and it took forever to fill the bathtub! Also a little bit of a buzzing sound coming from the heating vent in the bathroom - probably just due to it being an old building. Didn't bother us. Hotel was quiet, we slept soundly through the night. Oh and they have two bottles of wine, with glasses and an opener, in the room - if you open them they charge $15 to your account. I thought that was really nice - not too expensive, and very convenient. We didn't eat at the restaurants, but we did have a drink upstairs in the lounge, which had a beautiful view, comfy chairs, and a bartender who knows how to make a cosmopolitan. We had a great stay here, if I was ever back in Marquette this would definitely be my hotel of choice.

The first time my wife & I saw this building in 1994, it was an abandoned building. At that time I was hoping someone would buy it and restore it. And two years later, my wish came true. The old Northland Hotel became the Landmark Inn. I would recommend this hotel to anyone. Very clean, very friendly staff, and quite reasonable on the price.

The Landmark Inn has great history and is located centrally in downtown Marquette. We find the rooms and bathrooms to always be immaculately clean. The beds are extremely comfortable and all the staff are very friendly. The bar also has a great atmosphere and the food in the restaurant is very good. We have tried several other hotels in the area, but this is by far our favorite.

The Landmark is the place to stay while in Marquette. It's location can't be beat with all the restaurants and bars within walking distance. The staff is alway very accommodating and friendly. The lake view from some of the rooms are breathtaking and be sure to visit the bar at the top of the hotel for a beverage. A MUST! Every time my husband and I visit Marquette we stay at the Landmark. I highly suggest you do as well!

Historic hotel in downtown Marquette. It has a unique history that made my stay more interesting. Make sure to read it in your room or on their web site's description (Go to About Us - History) page! The room we stayed was kind of small, but had a nice decor. The price is a little higher than most of other hotels in Marquette - that's the main reason I gave them 4 stars instead of 5. But I still think it's worth the money if you like to stay in a hotel that reflects the area's history, instead of one of the chain hotels. I guess it depends on the purpose of your trip. There are good bar (first floor) and lounge (top of the building) in the building. Although I haven't eaten there, they also have a restaurant here.

We stopped here after days on the road returning from the west coast. We planned to stay for a night, but were so taken with it we extended our stay. Our room was on the fifth floor. The windows could open. The bathroom was generous and spotless, the bed comfortable, there was a 32" flatscreen, free wifi, a top floor restaurant with a harbour view, a ground floor pub. Parking was free and close-by, though outdoors. Room service was prompt and the price was reasonable. The hotel supplied a bottle each of reasonable-looking red and white wine and a corkscrew, with a note that they were $15.00 each if you open them. I thought this was a nice touch. The staff were helpful and courteous. Marquette was fun if you are an architecture buff. There is a nice mix of deco, early 20th century, and above all, a gargantuan and beautiful ore dock at the waterfront.

Stayed here for our wedding night and have to say it was the nicest hotel room I've been in. When we checked in the front desk was very polite and helpful. The "NASA room" was out of this world ;) with a fireplace, jacuzzi and beautiful view of the marina. Brunch on Sunday morning was great and more reasonable priced than I thought it'd be. The service was friendly and outgoing. It's right on the lake and downtown with plenty within walking distance.

Hotel failed to tell ahead of time that restaurants and gym closed. Failed to inform beforehand (didnot find out until next day) that they do not perform any type of housekeeping during your stay. We stayed 3 nights. So you make your own beds, have to wash your coffee cups, no trash taken out and you have to ask at desk for replacement towels, coffee etc. When we arrived in room the bed had to be remade, the bottom sheets were just thrown on and never straightened or tightened, just crumpled sheets, there was hair on bathroom floor, and over the so called fresh towels. The bedside light did not work, and there was a very soft spot in the floor that if you stepped on you felt you were going to fall through. I had to take a cloth and wipe the thick dust of the bedside tables, lamps and other surfaces. All quite disgusting. You couldn't call down on phone to front desk as the ph did not work. Over all the front desk staff while making note of the issues, management never bothered contacting us or apologizing. If you have another choice we would not recommend this place.

Excellent burger special today, great day with the snow flying to stop in and have a cocktail! Love the pub and the upstairs Sky Room on the sixth floor is a great place to kick back and see the views of Marquette

The Landmark is a beautiful historic hotel located close to everything worth seeing in Marquette, Michigan. It was also a very disappointing experience. The staff was very pleasant but the stay was not worth the price. Upon arrival, I was informed (after confirming by phone twice) that my room had been already taken by someone with the exact same name using a credit card I do not possess. After 10 minutes, the desk clerk made a new reservation for me, not in the room I had requested, and told me the following day that I would have to switch rooms. We went to our temporary room (very nice) and ordered room service. Only one order arrived (mine) and my daughter had to wait for hers to be delivered 20 minutes later. The following morning we were informed we would not have to move to another room and the room service for breakfast took and hour and a half to be delivered. We had to put it into boxes (the food was COLD and the potatoes were not cooked thoroughly) as we had somewhere to be that day (we were late arriving). The room keys we were given never worked and we had to ask hospitality to come open our door both days. After all of this, I spoke with the front desk and the gentleman gave me a whole $25 off my over $500 bill for 2 days. Wow! I almost told him this place obviously needs the money more than me so he should keep it, but I wanted this all notated and kept the "generous" compensation. I have stayed at other hotels and never had these issues in Marquette. I will never return to the Landmark - as beautiful as it is - for such poor customer satisfaction service. And they may want to update their room brochure. Bragging about Bill Cosby staying at the hotel is not what I call a good advertising point.