Discover Duluth's Unique Hotel Experiences: A Look at Our City's Historical and Cultural Accommodations

Duluth, Minnesota, boasts a range of hotels, each with its distinct features. These establishments offer comfortable stays and insights into the city's history and culture.

Beacon Pointe, the only condo-hotel in Duluth overlooking Lake Superior, provides a serene lake view amidst the city's activity. Its lake walk behind the building and penthouse units with rooftop balconies are popular among guests.

Canal Park Lodge, on Lake Superior's shores, offers a Northwoods Lodge atmosphere. It opened in June 2007, aligning with Grandma's Marathon. Enger Lofts, a historical building from 1893, now contains modern lofts. It's located in the Lincoln Park neighborhood, close to local breweries, cideries, and coffee shops.

Fitger's Inn, a former 1880s brewery on Lake Superior's shores, retains historical features from the original building. The complex houses local retail shops, three restaurants, and an outdoor courtyard with a lake view.

The Holiday Inn & Suites Downtown Duluth, the city's largest full-service hotel, is near the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center (DECC) and Canal Park. The Inn on Lake Superior, a 2020 Property of the Year Award winner, features rooms and suites with private lakeview balconies and a heated rooftop pool. The Lift Bridge Lodge offers suites and a view of the world's largest freshwater lake.

The Oliver Inn, a boutique hotel in downtown Duluth, was Duluth’s original City Hall, built in 1889. Its 13 rooms each honor a Duluth historical figure. The Park Point Marina Inn, located on the former site of the Duluth Boat Club, is near a Coast Guard station that has been operational since the late 1800s. These establishments offer comfortable stays and insights into Duluth's history and culture.

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