Hoteles en Sendero Estatal Paul Bunyan, MN

“Room was clean and comfortable. Breakfast was delicious and had many options. At check in we were treated to chips and salsa and a trail mix snack bar. Hotel is very close to the Heartland bike trail which connects to Paul Bunyon trail which is the longest bicycle trail in Minnesota. Staff allowed us to extend out check out time to by an hour which gave us enough time ride the trails before checking out. Staff were very friendly and easy to talk to.”

“The guy that checked us in was hard to understand and very rude! We asked ourselves, "why are we staying here." Thank goodness, the hotel was ok. ”

“Pool and hot tub temperatures were perfect! Allowed adults to be in the pool with the kids.”

“The pet room I stayed in was not clean, it was stinky and the sheets caused me to rash”

“It's nice, but I realized that I'm not a bud and breakfast person The beach are is extremely weedy”

“This property is in desperate need of updating. I gave it a three star review because the staff was so courteous and professional. Other than that, I don’t have a lot of good things to say about my stay. The rooms were so outdated, the towels were dingy, the bathtub had no body wash. The fitness center was terribly hot, it did have a fan, unfortunately the fan did not work. The issue with the fitness center as well is that the lights are motion censored so if they don’t detect any motion after...

“Excellent hotel”

“excelente, en realidad he estado mas de una vez en ese hotel y me encanta el desayuno y la atencion de Sonia, la persona encargada del comedor, en general muy limpio y acogedor.”

“This getaway was everything that I needed. It was quiet and tranquil. I enjoyed all the amenities. I'll likely make this an annual trip. I loved every aspect of the place. It surpassed my expectations.”

“El lugar es hermoso. Su decoración rústica, pecera y chimenea lo hacen un espacio muy acogedor. Estaba muy limpio. El desayuno fue variado. Nos trataron muy bien.”

“The carpet was very dirty. The beds had very old coil spring mattresses and even though it was 95 degrees outside there was no air conditioner. A note taped by the thermostat said heat only. We were unable to stay and when we left the first person at the desk said she didn’t know if they were supposed to have air conditioning in the rooms. If they do not plan to it should be clearly stated so people can decide if they’re willing to stay without air. The Second Lady said she thought maybe they...

“Good”

“We enjoyed the lodge, dinner, etc., the staff were great, but our cabin was in very tough shape, cobwebs everywhere, furniture ancient”