Hotels near Sons of Norway Recreation Center

"This is a "rustic" hotel that probably dates back to the 1940's so it has a little wear here and there. Rooms are clean although small, only frustration is that this place caters more to tourists so no desks in room. They have a restaurant but no alcohol license so no beer with your dinner, which is sort of a bummer. Otherwise a nice enough place for a quick stay."

"Parking says guest parking only but we couldn’t find parking in the lot during the day and once we had a spot felt like we couldn’t leave or we wouldn’t have a spot when we returned, in the evening half the lot was empty leads me to believe anyone can and does park in the hotel “guest” parking during the day. The bathtub/shower tipped back and forth like a seesaw while taking a shower. They charge $20 “amenities fee” but there are no amenities to speak of. Restaurant couldn’t get a burger order correct."

"Lovely historical building, noisy, uncomfortable bed, coffee and tea , muffins same every day, no napkins, availabe in mezzanine. No refrigerator in rooms or coffee maker. Our room could use some work, broken arm chair, damage to wall. Unique!"

"Clean and safe"

"The front desk staff is fabulous! Extremely helpful. And a very nice, secluded setting."

"Actually have breakfast item and not just cereal. The hot tub was great"

"Theres no continental breakfast., no swimm8ng pool for hot days. negative ... but there are places to eat breakfast. Dine and dash you need to get in your car, but TJs Roadhouse is 100 ft away. Other small places to eat across the street and downtown. Mama's kitchen downtown for quick breakfast like muffins, pastries Very pet friendly. Extra charge of course. Small outdoor area with table & chairs. Its a very old motel but comfortable. Have stayed twice. "

"We had a wonderful stay at this quirky, fun property. We never spoke with anyone, but there was someone available if needed. Everything needed was provided and we enjoyed ourselves. "

"No TV's in the rooms and the curtains were white so it was bright as day at 7 in the morning. "