Cove Point Lodge MN 55601

B

Brad Hildebrandt

My wife and I recently enjoyed a 3 night stay at the lodge. Our intent was to unplug and relax, and Cove Point is perfect for that. Every staff member we interacted with was friendly and engaged. Abram ( fun chat about swords and my last name), Ellie, Don and Scott at the front desk were amazing. In the restaurant, Rachel, Paula and Anna provided quick service, and were helpful with details on their menu items. Each of our three dinners were delicious. Our final night my wife had Norwegian Chicken and I had the 10 Oz steak. Holy cow, both were beyond expectations. Definitely give those a try. We initially had some maintenance issues with the room we reserved. Here the front desk team of Abram and Ellie were quick to act. They got us into a different room without hesitation. All around fantastic experience.

A

Amy Larson

This place is a dream! Aside from the headboards being coated in dust and the stairwell door that slams loudly (a soft-close feature would be a great upgrade), everything else was fantastic. The lodge staff were super friendly and accommodating. Guests can use snowshoes for free, and there’s an adorable s’mores building stocked with complimentary s’mores kits, plus checkers, cribbage, and a cozy fireplace. It’s a great spot for snowmobilers! At The Crossings restaurant at the top of the hill, you can even order pre-packaged lunches for pickup to take along on your ride. The lake views are breathtaking — we caught both sunrise and sunset, and they were unforgettable. The lobby also offers a huge selection of free DVD movies, board games, and complimentary hot tea, coffee, and hot chocolate. The onsite restaurant staff seemed a bit irritated and not very friendly, which was disappointing — but the food was incredible! The stuffed wild rice walleye is absolutely to die for. Will definitely be back!!

A

Anna Weber

Amazing view from this lodge! Great location. Close to everything from food to various hikes. Only issue was our rental smelled bad. We ended up becoming nose blind to it but the smell was there everytime we walked into the home. It was the Harbor House, one of the spots that’s separate from the hotel.