“Great”
Very clean, but the mattresses need to be replaced.
RaymondHace 6 días
Un momento…
★★★★★·Munising·9.0
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The Roam Inn in Munising offers a 5-star hotel experience with a sun terrace, restaurant, and bar, along with free WiFi. Rooms feature balconies with lake views, sofa beds, and soundproofing, including amenities like tea and coffee makers, hairdryers, and work desks. The hotel is 82 km from Sawyer International Airport and 37 km from Eben Ice Caves and Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore.
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Cómo valoran los huéspedes el hotel, aspecto por aspecto.
Very clean, but the mattresses need to be replaced.
Raymond·Hace 6 días
The Roam Inn was thoughtfully decorated; our room was cozy, especially the bed, and the amenities were spot‑on. The owners were just a message away and offered a great dinner suggestion, and the artwork around the inn was flawless. It wasn’t that we didn’t like it, but it was odd that no one else—except one couple—was around. I know it was off‑season, yet the front door was unlocked, and we thought anyone could just walk in!
Andrea·Hace 6 días
Dinner was excellent, yet a $21 charge appeared for a small Martini.
Matthew·Hace 3 semanas
We ate dinner at Tracey’s. Food was excellent, but we have never been charged $21.00 for a martini. That was a bit excessive
Reilly·Hace un mes
The room’s position was awful; the restaurant’s loud dining area sat at the bottom of the stairs while our room was at the top, so even when we were watching TV the noise was relentless. They offered a tiny white‑noise machine—nice try! We requested a move, but no rooms were free. The next day we could switch to a smaller room for $212, the same price we paid for the king room. The manager was supposed to call but never did. Avoid rooms 17, 18, or 3, and better yet, skip this place entirely. There’s no elevator; to reach the upper rooms you have to pass through the restaurant. The breakfast, billed as continental, turned out to be the worst I’ve ever had—no Danish or bagel, just minuscule muffins that looked like they came in little packages and were unwrapped to hide that fact.
Richard·Hace un mes