We pulled into this town at 930 at night to try and find somewhere to sleep. There was no one in sight. No one out for a walk...sitting on their porch...we pulled into the hotel only to realize...no one was there either...it was an eerie town straight out of a steven king novel. I would not recommend visiting this town... More

after working 14 hours we just wanted to eat, wash-up, and go to bed. Resturant was closed, was told to go across the street to arena to get hot dogs or if we were lucky pizza.We as a asphalt crew make our own lunches, but low and behold no fridges in the rooms to put our lunch fixings. No A/C... More

We had reservations at this hotel, I was wary since I read a review from over a year ago. But, that was the last review from anywhere so I had hope that things had changed. The website is fantastic, the hotel is just plain run down and should be shut down based solely on the creepy factor. We checked in,... More

We stayed here on a Thursday night, the first night of our Lake Superior Circle Tour route from Minneapolis to Toronto. The web site is deceiving to say the least. You have to go quite far off the highway to reach Red Rock, a town that seems abandoned and sad, as did the hotel. The location by the lake is... More

We were attracted mainly by the website of this hotel, as well as by its location ... we needed a decent place to stay between Sault Ste. Marie and Kenora. The owner was pleasant on the phone and we thought the rate was good ($125 for a queen plus a double plus a cot). However, we were greeted by (we... More

I was on a motorcycle trip around Lake Superior and stayed at the Red Rock Inn. I found the place online and was impressed with the pictures and charm of the place. It is not quite as nice as the pictures show it to be. However, it is a neat place with a nice view of the lake. The price... More