Perched on the rocky shoreline overlooking Lake Superior, the Lighthgouse Bed and Breakfast offers a restful escape, embellished by incomparable sunrises and sunsets. Built in 1892, the Lighthouse, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, has been fully restored and cozily accommodates guests in the setting where generations of lighthouse keepers have lived, worked and faithfully kept their watch through 109 years of lively history. Relax in the living room as you relive the past. The 3 guest rooms, furnished with period antiques all have magnificent views of Lake Superior. A full ethnic country breakfast is served each morning in the dining room and is included in the room rate. The atmosphere is friendly and relaxed as you become the assistant keepers of the lighthouse during your stay.
Location:
1 Lighthouse Point, P.O. Box 128, Two Harbors Minnesota 55616
Other Motels, Hotels and Resorts nearby:
(Ashland) Anderson's Chequamegon Motel
(Ashland) Ashland Motel
(Duluth) Best Western Downtown Motel
(Duluth) Best Western Edgewater
(Ashland) Best Western Holiday House
(Ashland) Best Western Lake Superior Inn
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02/21 Coming to The Two Harbors area
CHUM Rhubarb Festival Duluth MN June29 Enjoy a delicious array of rhubarb delicacies, including hundreds of pies, muffins, and crisps as well as rhubarb brats and burritos that will have your taste buds wanting more.
All Pints North Duluth MN July13 Join us by the lake to meet the brewers and enjoy unlimited amazing Minnesota+ craft beer samples, hip food vendors, beer-centered activities and educational components, live music and entertainment, and much more!
Chequamegon Fat Tire Festival Cable WI September13-15 Chequamegon Fat Tire Festival has been conducting fat tire racing and fat tire fun since 1983. Chequamegon 40, Short and Fat tours, Rough Stuff Rendezvous, Cable Criterium, and Sunday Funday.
Apple Festival Bayfield WI October4-6 Apple Festival has been hailed as the “Best Festival in Wisconsin” by Wisconsin Trails Magazine and one of the “Top Ten Autumn Festivals in North America” by the Society of American Travel Writers.
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