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Siskiwit Bay Lodge
Siskiwit Bay Lodge Bed & Breakfast on Lake Superior is a luxury destination twenty minutes from Bayfield, Washburn, Madeline Island and the Apostle Islands. We are located one mile from highway 13 on Spirit Point in Cornucopia, Wisconsin.
As you drive past the Lake Superior brownstone columns and continue
down the long, winding drive you will pass through acres of old growth
forest. The Lodge was carefully situated among giant red and white
pines, hemlock firs, cedars, lodge pole pine and spruce trees in such a
way so that every room faces Siskiwit Bay on Lake Superior.
Built
in 1997, Siskiwit Bay Lodge was designed by H. Sterling Watts to be
reminiscent of an opulent turn-of-the-century lakeside lodge. John
Hegberg of Siskiwit Bay Builders and his crew spent two years carefully
fabricating the custom woodwork inside and out to reflect the
hand-fashioned, old world craftsmanship that is no longer produced in
this hurry up world.
Siskiwit
Bay Lodge is smoke free and features one and two room suites. Our
guests will all enjoy their balconies facing Lake Superior, a
fireplace, Wi-Fi, in-room coffee, refrigerator and movies plus a
delicious full breakfast using locally produced items. The Siskiwit
Suite includes a full kitchen plus a Jacuzzi bath overlooking Lake
Superior.
Anytime
of the day you can relax in the impressive Great room that features a
large, custom built, wood burning fireplace crafted with Apostle Island
brownstone originally quarried in 1892. All year long you can savor
the sunsets from the only west facing lodge in Bayfield County and the
entire South Shore. The spacious lake side deck is the perfect location
for star gazing or watching the Northern Lights. Chilling out in your
Adirondack chair on the shore or warming up by the outdoor fire pit are
memories waiting to happen when you visit Siskiwit Bay Lodge on Lake
Superior.
Please visit our guest comment section for additional information on visiting our Lodge.
Siskiwit Bay Lodge B & B was named the “Ultimate Up North Destination” in 2010 by Minnesota Monthly Magazine.
Innkeeper/Owners: Bruce and Sandra Von Riedel
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