Ely Hotel Guide - Dorothy Molter Museum hotels in Ely, United States of America.

"Great host"

"We really enjoyed our time here - place was super clean and bigger than we expected. It's in a great location - was walkable to town. Will absolutely return!"

"Clean and neat, everything as it should be."

"Pictures don’t do it justice! Spacious, peaceful, completely wonderful. I could sit all day and eve in the great room with a fire in the wood burning stove and the spectacular forest view out the windows. Kitchen is terrific. Super location—minutes from town but feels like the middle of the woods. There are 4 units in this building but the building is so well designed it doesn’t seem like anyone else is around. The experience was sooooo easy. (And pro tip if you’re coming from the cities - spend the extra 20 minutes taking the “scenic route” from Two Harbors. You’ll arrive in a fantastic mood!)"

"Centrally located and felt at home in warm and cozy cottage #2. Snow removal was even done hours after snowfall and would definitely stay again!"

"The parking lot is way too small for the way. The slots are straight in. They should be angled. They only gave us one coffee for a two day stay and two of people. Although the check-in process was easy, there was no interaction between hotel management and guest for neither check in nor check out."

"Great peace to stay. There is plenty to do in the area and things to see. Good shopping! Great for a large group. Could use an upstairs bathroom and better railing for the stairwell. "

"We had an incredible stay at Northern Exposure Log Cabins and cannot recommend it enough.From the moment we booked, the communication was extraordinary. Every question was answered quickly and clearly, which made planning for a large group so much easier.The cabin itself is beautiful, with thoughtful finishes everywhere you look. It is truly designed for gathering. There was plenty of space for our group to spread out, relax, cook together, and still find quiet corners. The kitchen was spacious and fully stocked with everything we needed.One of the sweetest touches was how dog friendly the property is. Not only are pups welcome, there was even a bed waiting for our pooch. That level of care meant so much.We visited in the winter and the location could not have been better. We filled our days with adventure at Dry Lake Loop, Kawishiwi Falls, events at the Ely Winter Festival, and a stop at Dorothy Molter Museum for root beer. Nights ended perfectly with sauna time, laughter, and watching wildlife wander through. Our deer visitors were definitely a highlight.If you are looking for a warm, welcoming, well appointed place to host a large group in the Ely area, this is it. We would come back in a heartbeat."

"This is our second time staying here and it feels like home now. Thanks for the great stay Mike!"