Lake side king suite provided a really nice view of Lake Superior and a sail boat marina. Walking paths along the lake directly accessible from the lake facing deck/boardwalk. Our first night there, we ordered supper on the deck/boardwalk from the in-house restaurant while watching the sun set. The potato wedges and the whiskey barbecue bacon cheeseburger were excellent, the asparagus was perfectly done. Cheese curd appetizer with a tomato based sauce with cinnamon was tasty, lightly breaded, not excessively oily. Even though the bed was plush, it appeared to be supportive enough for our backs. The room was clean and also had a table and chairs for miscellaneous eating/socializing. Desk area was handy for my wife’s scheduled work requirements. We aren’t streamers, but the internet access seemed to be sufficient for our needs, no signs of being overloaded. Bathroom layout was rather cramped. Breakfast had a lot of good options, although it would have been nice to have a few more choices of fresh fruit. Beautiful design and woodwork in the communal areas of hotel, also a number of interesting artifacts and local backstories of important historical persons within the community. There used to be hot tubs in some of the suites and the pool area, but they had been removed about 2 years ago we were told. Hotel appears to be well maintained. We will definitely go back if we stay in Ashland again.