Any one who's coming to the Maplewood knows that this is an old place with alot of character, but not alot of amenities. There's no tv's, radios, telephones. You go there to look within yourself and not be distracted by modern technology. The Maplewood is so charming and has great energy. The people are fantastic. Hang out on the big... More

I didn't have a problem with the hotel being old, but there this place needs a major overhaul. Little did we know that "bathroom" attached means a toilet and a tub with the world's smallest faucet so you still need to go to the public bathroom to take a shower and wash your hair. The rooms are SO hot and... More

We made a reservation at this hotel with no high expectations of a 19th century structure. In fact we were looking forward to experiencing some old world charm. Upon checking in we found the room was not equipped with the number of beds we needed which was fine, a roll away cot was brought up right away. We were all... More

I spent 10 days there this summer. It was my first time and I loved it. It was quiet and peaceful and the lake was beautiful. I loved the cool rainy weather and the interesting people I met on the porch of the Maplewood Hotel where I stayed. The hotel is old and not very luxe but was clean and... More

We stayed at the Maplewood Hotel in July 2009 for 2 nights. I was initially surprised at what great value it was when I booked it but upon arrival I realized that it wasn't worth the low price it demanded ($69 per night for double). We stayed in Rooms 2 and 45 both had ensuite bath, one was a twin... More