Watersmeet Hotel Guide - Big Bateau Lake hotels in Watersmeet, United States of America.

"Quintessential up north experience. "

"Amazing! So clean and comfortable. The service is beyond awesome and the breakfast was great!"

"Fine property!"

"The inside of this cabin was advertised. It was comfortable and nice.Unfortunately the outside didn’t give us what we wanted. The sauna didnt work and was not cleaned out. The pathway to it was very uneven and dangerous with broken off posts, and there no walking trails."

"This property was super clean, breakfast was great!! Staff was amazing!!! We will definitely be back!!!"

"Very clean and supplied with everything you need, including washer and dryer. We were able to rent a pontoon from the owner which was very convenient. I don’t know what more we could have asked for. We loved watching the squirrels and chipmunks eating from the bird feeder on the deck."

"The propertyWas just what we were looking for remote beautiful lake and the house was clean well maintained"

"Great host. Place was very nice and cozy. Very clean. The host was very friendly and very helpful with everything. Would absolutely say here again."

"The Timberwolf is beautiful! I haven’t camped in 15 years and the accommodations made it a great experience. Location is perfect for easy access to many area lakes for fishing. The unit was nicely stocked as well! I also LOVED that that there were no odors of any kind in the camper, including the sheets and towels! Jay, the owner, was very responsive and easy to work with. I just have a few suggestions to make the accommodations even better: install some hooks near the shower area to hang clothes or hang bath towels; add a picnic table to the property outside so there’s a place to eat outside of the camper; install a handrail on the outside deck to hold onto for safety when entering or exiting the property. I suggest bringing your own table for the outside area if you like eating outside. It would be nice to install some kind of hand rail to hold onto when getting in and off the deck. "