Sturgeon Bay Hotel Guide - Sherwood Point Lighthouse hotels in Sturgeon Bay, United States of America.

"This is a great place. Immaculately clean, quiet, and very nicely appointed. We had everything we needed and the staff was helpful and friendly. Close to town (by car) and lovely view of the lake. "

"Everything was super wonderful during our stay at this quaint little place. We had no issues and everything was clean and tidy. The place was at the perfect location and was very private for us. Beds were comfortable and the place had a very cozy feeling. Seeing the lighthouse out the windows was a perfect viee! If my husband and I get back up that way, we will definitely book again here!! "

"Great communication "

"Space was really conducive to spending time together. Cozy place to wait out a snow storm!"

"Beautiful home. Nice location. "

"Cute little cabin nestled in the woods of Sturgeon Bay. Belinda is very communicative and the cabin was clean and cozy. Very happy with our stay. "

"Kitchen was well stocked and accommodating. Fireplace was wonderful and cozy. Owner was very responsive and kind."

"This is the most beautiful location in the area! It is family friendly with all the necessary amenities to make one feel at home. The location is perfect for a day of adventure in Door County, and yet a quiet place to return to in the evening. I didn’t use the fire pit this time but it is a highlight at the end of the day to relax and watch the sunset. Absolutely gorgeous! I am looking forward to returning in the summer. "

"Great location, the best part of the stay. It was a very quick walk to the lake and bay. The common areas were comfortable with nice couches, and the kids/teenager enjoyed the outside games.That said, we were disappointed with the property's policies and communication. We were required to purchase a mandatory 50 rental insurance policy, which is unique among all the rentals we’ve booked. This felt especially egregious after receiving a reprimanding email from the owner for accidentally leaving the non-weatherproof cornhole set out overnight an issue that should be covered by the required insurance or addressed by providing simple instructions. Furthermore, two of the three beds were old and uncomfortable and should be replaced. "