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2021 Lodging Information 2021 LODGING INFORMATION Please Note: Visit Duluth is our lodging headquarters. Each hotel/motel may have different reservation policies and rates. If you have any questions regarding hotel, motel, dormitory or campground availability, please contact: VISIT DULUTH LAKE COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (218) 722-4011 | (800) 4-duluth (218) 834-2600 | (800) 777-7384 | www.lakecounty-chamber.com email: [email protected] | www.visitduluth.com email: [email protected] SUPERIOR-DOUGLAS COUNTY CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU CLOQUET AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (715) 392-2773 | (800) 942-5313 (218) 879-1551 | (800) 554-4350 email: [email protected] | www.superiorchamber.org email: [email protected] | www.cloquet.com DOWNTOWN DULUTH (within a mile of finish area) CAMPUS HOUSING (approx. 10-15 minutes from finish area) Downtown Duluth Motel ...............................................................(218) 727-6851 Campus housing is available during Grandma’s Marathon Weekend at the Fitger's Inn (on the Lakewalk)..............................(218) 722-8826 | (888) FITGERS University of Minnesota-Duluth (UMD) and the College of St. Scholastica (CSS). Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites ..................................(218) 722-1202 | (800) 477-7089 More information on grandmasmarathon.com-weekend/lodging Hostel du Nord .............................................................................(218) 940-0742 Radisson Hotel Duluth – Harborview .............................................(218) 727-8981 MILLER HILL MALL AREA (approx. 10-15 minutes from finish area) Sheraton Duluth Hotel ..................................................................(218) 733-5660 AmericInn .....................................................................................(218) 723-8607 Country Inn & Suites – Duluth North ..................(218) 740-4500 | (800) 456-4000 CANAL PARK (finish area) / PARK POINT Days Inn – Duluth .........................................................................(218) 727-3110 Canal Park Lodge ..............................................(218) 279-6000 | (800) 777-8560 Econo Lodge Airport .........................................(218) 722-5522 | (800) 922-0569 Comfort Suites ..................................................(218) 727-1378 | (800) 517-4000 Fairfield by Marriott Duluth ............................................................(218) 623-3247 Endion Station Inn ........................................................................(218) 390-4317 Hampton Inn & Suites Duluth North ..............................................(218) 481-7707 Fairfield Inn & Suites – Duluth Waterfront.......................................(218) 722-6001 Holiday Inn Express & Suites Duluth North ....................................(218) 722-0909 Hampton Inn ................................................................................(218) 720-3000 LaQuinta Inn & Suites ...................................................................(218) 722-0700 Park Point Marina Inn ........................................(218) 491-7111 | (888) 746-2673 Residence Inn ...............................................................................(218) 279-2885 Pier B Resort ................................................................................(218) 481-8888 Tru by Hilton ...................................................................................(218) 722-022 South Pier Inn ....................................................(218) 786-9007 | (800) 430-7437 The Inn On Lake Superior ..................................(218) 726-1111 | (888) 668-4352 FISH LAKE (approx. 25 minutes from Duluth) The Suites at Waterfront Plaza ...........................(218) 727-4663 | (800) 794-1716 Eagles Nest Resort ............................................(218) 721-4147 | (800) 348-4575 Hi Banks Resort ...........................................................................(218) 721-3355 LONDON ROAD AREA (along racecourse route) Beacon Pointe Resort .............................................................(877) GO-BEACON SCENIC HIGHWAY 61 (along racecourse route) Days Inn – Duluth Lakewalk ...............................(218) 728-5141 | (800) 225-3297 Bob's Cabins on Lake Superior (closed until May) ........................(218) 834-4583 Edgewater Hotel & Waterpark ............................(218) 728-3601 | (800) 777-7925 Breezy Point on Lake Superior ......................................................(218) 389-4522 Cape Superior Inn ........................................................................(218) 525-5775 WEST DULUTH (approx. 5 minutes from finish area) Dodges Log Lodges .....................................................................(218) 525-4088 Comfort Inn West ..............................................(218) 628-1464 | (800) 228-5150 Earthwood Inn ..............................................................................(218) 834-3847 Motel 6 .........................................................................................(218) 723-1123 Gardenwood Resort & Motel ........................................................(218) 525-5064 Super 8 Motel ...............................................................................(218) 628-2241 Heinz’s Beachway Motel & Cabins ................................................(952) 446-1147 Inn on Gitche Gumee .........................................(218) 525-4979 | (800) 317-4979 PROCTOR/SPIRIT MOUNTAIN (approx. 10 minutes from finish area) Island View Resort ........................................................................(218) 834-5886 Lake Breeze Motel Resort ..................................(218) 525-6808 | (800) 738-5884 Allyndale Motel ..................................................(218) 628-1061 | (800) 806-1061 Larsmont Cottages .......................................(218) 834-8250 | (866) OUR LODGE AmericInn Hotel & Suites of Duluth/Proctor ...........(218) 624-1026 | (800) 960-2767 North Shore Cottages ........................................(218) 525-2812 | (800) 926-6268 Best Western Plus Spirit Mountain Duluth .....................................(218) 628-0668 Stone Gate on Superior ................................................................(218) 834-3355 Duluth Spirit Mountain Inn – Americas Best Value Inn .................................(218) 628-3691 | (800) 777-8530 Mountain Villas ..................................................(218) 624-5784 | (866) 688-4552 Continued on next page. Grandma’s Marathon is a Minnesota nonprofit corporation. 2021 LODGING INFORMATION continued TWO HARBORS (approx. 30 minutes from Duluth) OUTLYING SUPERIOR, WI (30-60 miles from Duluth) AmericInn Lodge & Suites of Two Harbors ....................................(218) 834-3000 Brule River Motel & Campground ..................................................(715) 372-4815 Bell Sheep Homestead .................................................................(218) 226-4614 Cottage on Lake Nebagamon .......................................................(508) 259-1866 Castle Haven Resort .....................................................................(218) 834-4303 St. Croix Inn (Solon Springs) .........................................................(715) 378-4444 Country Inn of Two Harbors ..........................................................(218) 834-5557 The Village Inn (Lake Nebagamon) ................................................(715) 374-2673 Fitzgerald Manor Bed & Breakfast ......................(218) 834-3473 | (218) 830-0804 Totagatic Lodge (Minong) .............................................................(651) 779-9106 Gooseberry Trailside Suites ................................(218) 226-3905 | (800) 715-1110 Gooseberry Park Cottages & Motel ..............................................(218) 834-3751 BED & BREAKFASTS/OTHER (Duluth & Superior Area) Grand Superior Lodge ..................................................................(800) 627-9565 A.G. Thomsen House Historic B&B Inn ..............(218) 724-3464 | (877) 807-8077 Lighthouse Bed & Breakfast Inn .........................(218) 834-4814 | (888) 832-5606 Ellery House ......................................................(218) 724-7639 | (800) ELLERYH Northern Rail Traincar Inn ..................................(218) 834-0955 | (877) 834-0955 Firelight Inn on Oregon Creek ............................(218) 724-0272 | (888) 724-0273 Split Rock Cabins .........................................................................(218) 226-4735 Merryweather Inn Bed & Breakfast .....................(218) 728-1339 | (800) 715-1339 Superior Gateway Lodge ..............................................................(218) 834-6974 Solglimt Bed & Breakfast ...................................(218) 727-0596 | (877) 727-0596 Superior Shores Resort & Conference Center .......(218) 834-5671 | (800) 242-1988 The Cotton Mansion ..........................................(218) 724-6405 | (800) 228-1997 Viking Motel ..................................................................................(218) 834-2645 Voyageur Motel .............................................................................(218) 834-3644 CAMPGROUNDS NORTH SHORE (Silver Bay Area – approx. 60-90 minutes from Duluth) Amnicon Acres (Superior, WI) ........................................................(715) 399-8443 Amnicon Falls State Park (Superior, WI) ........................................(715) 398-3000 AmericInn of Silver Bay .................................................................(218)
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