Sand Hills Lighthouse Inn

Sand Hills Lighthouse Inn

Circa 1917. Located on 35 acres on the Keweenaw Peninsula, including 3,000 feet of private Lake Superior shoreline, this yellow-brick lighthouse was constructed around a seven-story, steel-beam core. Inside the massive structure are carved oak railings on the staircase, plaster medallions around all the light fixtures and antique Victorian furnishings throughout. The parlor offers a fireplace and has walls with floor-to-ceiling English paneling. For a special anniversary ask for the lavish King Room which features 96 yards of purple velvet in a crown canopy that flows around the bed. The room also features a fireplace and scenic water views. The inn is open year-round, and from mid-May to mid-August lighthouse guests enjoy the unique experience of both sunrise and sunset views over the water. Gourmet breakfasts are served, including melt-in-your-mouth English scones. A lovely homemade dessert is served every evening while Mary entertains guests on a 104-year-old parlor Grand piano.

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Sand Hills Lighthouse Inn