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Eagle Harbor Lodgings

EAGLE HARBOR INN
(906) 289-4435
This simple, refurbished older motel has pleasant updated rooms and some other real plusses. It's at the edge of the charming village of Eagle Harbor, with many ways to walk over quiet back streets to the beach, harbor, and lighthouse. And it's right next to the excellent, friendly Eagle Harbor Inn, a neighborhood gathering place and destination restaurant with a small bar and a beautiful dining room with panoramic view of the village and Mount Lookout.
    Seven rooms ($67) are on one floor, with either one queen or two doubles. All have in-room coffee and cable TV. Verizon cell phone coverage. Wi-fi throughout. Not air-conditioned. Guests can use the electric sauna at no extra charge. It's $10/person for others.

On M-26 - 460 W. North St. at the west edge of Eagle Harbor. Open year-round. Handicap access: no. Children/extra person: no extra charge. Dogs: $5, permitted in all rooms.

LAKE BREEZE
(906) 289-4514; (612) 721-5891

Lake Breeze
The Lake Breeze Resort opened as a tea room in 1922.

Fans of old summer resorts will treasure this place, with its vintage fireside gathering room, old rustic furniture, and display cases of birchbark curios, rock samples, and local memorabilia. The porch and sun porch have wonderful views of Lake Superior's Eagle Harbor with its rocks and waves. 10 second-story rooms, simple and pleasant, freshened in the 1980s, have private baths. The $109/night 2nd-story rooms for two have lake views. The others are $85-$99. Reserve way ahead; many regulars return each year and their season can be short (mid-July til mid-August in 2010). The Eagle Harbor lighthouse and natural area are two doors down. Phone in office. Not air-conditioned. No TV. Morning coffee provided. Two restaurants in walking distance. As a warehouse in the 1860s, this building handled outgoing copper and timber and incoming household goods. In 1922-23 the building was remodeled into a summer hotel and tearoom. Today it's been run by four generations of the Raley family.
Off M-26 on the west shore of Eagle Harbor; continue straight ahead when M-26 turns to parallel harbor. Open July-Labor Day. Wheelchair access: no. Children welcome. No pets.

SHORELINE RESORT
(906) 289-4441
This simple 8-unit motel, under new ownership, is on a lawn right by the sandy town beach where the Lake Superior water is warmer than most places in this chilly lake. From the lawn chairs and from rooms it's a grand view of one of Michigan's most picturesque lighthouses across the bay. In the spring and fall the rooms are $55-$70, in summer $75-$90 All have harbor views. Cable TV. Refrigerator, microwave, and coffee maker. None are air conditioned. Phone and lounge area are in the adjoining restaurant. Marina a mile away. Four blocks to playground in town. Repeat customers make advance summer reservations a must. December & January aren't too early.

On M-26 at the lake shore, on the east side of town. Open Memorial Day thru mid-Oct.


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EAGLE HARBOR
POINTS OF INTEREST
Eagle Harbor Lighthouse and Museums. This picturesque 1871 lighthouse, furnished circa 1910, is a photographers' favorite. Its rocky perch overlooks Eagle Harbor. A Lake Superior overlook is adjacent. Keweenaw Historical Society museums cover commercial fishing, mining and surveying, early Copper Harbor history, and ships and shipwrecks. ... more

M-26 from Eagle River to Eagle Harbor. Follow one of the most idyllic highway landscapes along the Lake Superior shoreline with deep blue water, crescent bays, beach after beach ... more

Mt. Baldy Hike. One of the Keweenaw's premier hikes leads to dramatic vistas over 700 feet above Lake Supeior ... more

Rathbone School House . The 1850s schoolhouse/birthplace of the Knights of Pythias secret fraternal order is a colorful Keweenaw Historical Society museum. ... more

M-26 from Eagle Harbor to Copper Harbor. Two charming CCC-era rustic parks, agate beaches, a woodland waterfall, and a nature trail with tough lichens and plants punctuate this dramatic 14-mile stretch of M-26. It features panoramic views of Superior and its rocky shoreline. ... more

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