Hoteles que aceptan mascotas en Calumet

"No motiva a ser visitada en el futuro...!!! "

"Our stay at the house was wonderful. Not only is the house beautiful but Pamela is fantastic and very accommodating. She was even insisting we part our motorcycles in the garage as there was rain coming. She personally stopped by to show us everything we needed to know in the house and even put breakfast items in the refrigerator for us to cook up! Definitely will stay again if we make it that way!"

"Enjoyed stay, great location with trails right outside, The city of Calumet was very cool also. Would highly recommend Expedition Inn. "

"Great to deal with, kind owner, worked great for snowmobiling"

"This cottage is very comfortable in a safe, calm and peaceful setting. It had everything we needed and we were even able to borrow dog beds to make sure our dogs didn't get cozy on furniture! It is a perfect location to explore Copper country. We did several hikes in the area including Mt. Baldy, Black Creek, Eagle Harbor trails, Horseshoe Harbor, and the trail in the town of Central. After hiking in the rain one day, we fired up the common sauna for some extra relaxation."

"A great space to house a lot of people! Appreciated the multiple bedrooms for privacy at the end of the night. Would definitely stay here again."

"Lovely home in an amazing location along Lake Superior. Beautiful to look at, rock hunt, nature everywhere. House has everything that you need and very comfortable furniture and beds. Kids never looked at their electronics or tv! Lots to do nearby. This place is a gem."

"Our family, 3 generations and furry friends throughly enjoyed our stay. The house was nicely furnished and yard had amazing view for star gazing, bonfire and smores. Lots of privacy in secluded woods and wildlife. Jason & Misty were quick to respond. Would stay again if come back to this area to visit. In just a short stay we covered a lot of area, Calumet Waterworks park just a mile down the road for rock hunting and went to Copper harbor drove up the mountain. "