Landmark Inn

The proximity to downtown Marquette, the views of the harbor, and the incredible house-made food in their restaurant make this place hard to beat. Beautiful doesn’t do it justice. We took a short drive to Sugarloaf to hike up for the sunset - highly recommend if the weather is in your favor.

I love the location and ambience of the Landmark Inn. I ty to stay there at least once a year. The food and staff in the pub are incredible. The Crows Nest is great for a night cap! I was disappointed in the cleanliness of the bathroom. The shower door and frame need a little tlc.

Didn’t go well. Called and spoke to reservations and reserved a corner lake view suite room. Upon arrival were given room 604, which is a normal king room, not what we reserved. The 6th floor is also where the Crow’s Nest bar is. They had live music Friday night in the bar and they might as well have been playing in our room! So loud. Sleep wasn’t possible until they finished around 11:30pm. We had two nights booked, and I called the front desk to ask if there was music Saturday too. At first the reservation agent said she “didn’t believe” there was a band because the bar was reserved for a private party. I pressed a bit and she ultimately said there would be drinks and dancing, but no band. I asked if she thought a DJ might be there and she agreed that it sounded like that was the case. So, we cancelled our second night and went to the Hampton Inn. The Landmark knows full well that those 6th floor rooms are loud. I’m sure they get frequent complaints like ours. But they don’t offer those rooms at a discount, or give a warning, or offer anything to make up for the bad experience. We asked to speak with the General Manager upon checkout. Were told that they would call us. That was Saturday AM. I’m writing this Tuesday AM and no call. The Hampton Inn was great!

As I understand the concept of supply and demand this hotel is not worth $502 including tax. It was your basic 2 bed room with a desk and chair and all furnishings were either IKEA or Amazon. The ceilings in the bathroom were particle board. The Gastropub was fun and soup was amazing but needed a good cleaning. We loved the Crow’s Nest for an afternoon cocktail and the views were spectacular! This hotel fell short of the $500 mark regardless of what events were in town.

I recently stayed at the Landmark Inn in early October and hosted two business meetings there. The entire experience was exceptional. The food was amazing, and the setup in both rooms was exactly as I requested. The view from the Sky Room was absolutely unforgettable, adding a special touch to our event. The staff was incredibly kind and helpful, going above and beyond to ensure out event was a success. The rooms were modern, spotlessly clean and the bed and pillows were extremely comfortable. I highly recommend the Landmark Inn for both business and leisure stays.

We stayed in the Amelia Earhart Room, which has a great view of Lake Superior. Watching sunrise from our very comfy bed was well worth the price of admission. Our room had a modern bathroom and plush towels. I would have like to find robes and body wash as amenities. The HVAC system was quiet enough and very easy to use. Enjoyed the glow of the pretend fireplace. The staff was friendly and helpful. But, lacking sufficient staff, the hotel is challenged to offer a 5-star experience. We would happily return.

Stay here! I cannot say enough about how wonderful the Landmark Inn was for our stay. The hotel itself is gorgeous and the staff is very helpful and friendly. We had dinner at the Northland Pub and the food and drinks were amazing! The room was beautiful, immaculate, and bed very comfortable. I would highly recommend experiencing this beautiful historic building!

The pillows are terrible. I think they were down pillows, which I do not prefer. There is absolutely no support in them. They just flatten out. Plastic on the mattress. What am I four years old? I promise I would not have peed the bed. Makes sleeping very uncomfortable. They have large group gatherings and leave nowhere for guests to park. Had to park a block away in the church parking lot and risk being towed away. Other than that, I like the location. That’s about all I can say.

Overview: I stayed in a King Bedroom and paid over $300 for 1 night. The Good: - Upon initial entrance it looked like a nice stay. - The pillows were good and what I’d expect in a hotel stay. - Parking was not an issue for me and was very close to the entrance of the building. - An emailed receipt instead of a paper copy. - Easy checkout process. - Lots of food options attached to the building. The Bad: - Personal preference, but the bed was pretty hard. Comparing to IGH hotels (Holiday Inns, etc) this bed was much more firm than what I’m used to in a hotel. - The caulk in the shower appeared to have mildew/mold on it. - No bathroom ventilation/exhaust system. - I was given one smaller than average bar of soap to be used for washing hands in the sink and as body wash in the shower. Yes, I could have requested more but by the time I was ready to shower I realized this. - The shower shelf was small and the soaps would often fall off of it due to the size of the soap bottles. - I purchased a water late at night from the front desk. It was $4.00 for a water that came from a case (approx. 12 oz maybe?). That’s a bit pricey in my opinion. If I had been provided a water cup and ice bucket (like most name brand hotels) I would not have bought this. - The hotel staff did not seem very happy. They didn’t seem mad either. - I was not able to get wifi to work on my mobile devices. Overall: Whenever I pay over $200.00 per night for a hotel I pay closer attention to the details. While the pictures of the place look nice I found it to be slightly deceiving of the overall stay. Next time in town, I will be staying elsewhere.