Landmark Inn

Beautiful hotel! Without a doubt the nicest I’ve stayed in the entire UP. The rooms are all made separately and each have their own color scheme. Check out the 6^th floor for a hell of a drink and a view. Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Amelia Earhart and the Rolling Stones all stayed here. I’ll be back. Oh yeah, Lilac room is pretty interesting too.

Excellent burger special today, great day with the snow flying to stop in and have a cocktail! Love the pub and the upstairs Sky Room on the sixth floor is a great place to kick back and see the views of Marquette

Review based on catering, restaurants, and bars.
They always have a really great selection of beers here. Always seem to have whatever I am feeling at the moment. The food is delicious too — they have wood fired pizzas now that are fantastic — you must try them! We have had company meetings at the Landmark Inn in the past and their catering was excellent also. We ended up staying late and occupying the little room upstairs which can be really fun — you can send your orders to the bar on an «zip» line from upstairs. There is also a swanky bar at the top floor of the hotel (The Piedmont) if you didn’t know, check it out!

Absolutely love this place. Everyone was wonderful from the catering manager to the waitstaff. We have never been so pleased with hotel staff. The food has been good and decently priced. Same for the drinks. We will be back!

Loved this place but they took away the sugar scrub in the bathrooms. What happened to the wonderful sugar scrub? Is this a cruel joke?

Decided to top off our 10 year anniversary trip through the UP after 3 nights camping, with 2 nights here! What a great choice! Our room is fantastic, and because we let them know when we booked it that we were celebrating our anniversary, we arrived to a nice box of goodies! It has great restaurants, comfortable beds, clean and quiet! This is the place to stay while visiting here! We’ll be back!

These people know and understand hospitality. Especially Rich! Thanks for the great stay.

Tasteful victorian style decorated rooms, helpful, professional staff, interesting history and convenient location makes our choice to stay here memorable The only negative was that our mattress was as hard as a brick.

LOVE the banquet staff here.

The Landmark is the place to stay while in Marquette. It’s location can’t be beat with all the restaurants and bars within walking distance.
The staff is alway very accommodating and friendly.
The lake view from some of the rooms are breathtaking and be sure to visit the bar at the top of the hotel for a beverage. A MUST!
Every time my husband and I visit Marquette we stay at the Landmark. I highly suggest you do as well!

very nice place. a little expensive but we had a great view and a very nice clean room with excellent service from front desk.

What a VIEW!
I have had the privilege to have my wedding shower here 6 years ago. The room had ceiling to floor windows that over looked Superior. The staff was wonderful and the food was great. I also was privileged enough to stay in the presidents suite here with my family after my brother in laws wedding. The suite was amazing and slept 6 of us very comfortably. There is a kitchen, full living room, and a fireplace. The bar downstairs is really nice and historic. Overall, the restoration that was done in this hotel is awesome. Great for weddings, history buffs, showers or even just a nice get-​away.

I’ve stayed at most of the hotels in Marquette, and the Landmark is consistently the best. The rooms are clean, comfortable, and decorated with antique furniture. The hotel is downtown so you can walk to a number of restaurants and shops, even in the Winter. Capers restaurant, located in the hotel, is consistently the best place for breakfast in Marquette. The room rates, room service, and prices in the restaurant, pub, and lounge are all very competitive. If that’s not enough, Brice is one of the best concierge’s I’ve ever encountered. He was friendly, thorough, honest, and has extensive knowledge of what to do and see in Marquette. If you’re visiting Marquette, you won’t find a better hotel than The Landmark Inn.

Stayed here for our wedding night and have to say it was the nicest hotel room I’ve been in. When we checked in the front desk was very polite and helpful. The «NASA room» was out of this world ;) with a fireplace, jacuzzi and beautiful view of the marina.
Brunch on Sunday morning was great and more reasonable priced than I thought it’d be. The service was friendly and outgoing. It’s right on the lake and downtown with plenty within walking distance.

We went to the Landmark for our anniversary and had a wonderful time. They gave us a really nice corner room with a fireplace. The staff is very accomodating. WiFi could be better.

We had such a nice time at the Landmark that we decided to stay in Marquette another night. First, the food is stunning. There are three restaurants in the hotel, including fine dining, a casual pub, and a top floor lounge that serves food from both menus (or you can just have drinks). We loved the lounge, which has killer views. Second, we were able to walk everywhere from this hotel including music, local brew pubs, and the university. We will always have great memories of our weekend in the UP!

Convenient and clean, this hotel marries the high end (white tablecloth dining and historic marble floored lobby) with the cozy side of life (northwoods pub, friendly service, small scale) in downtown Marquette. We visited on Labor Day weekend when all the shops seemed to be closed (Sunday and Monday) and a few of the restaurants on our list were also closed. Our room was small but clean. Not a ton of frills but you don’t really need them. The fun’s outside on the water or in the woods. I’d come again.

I came to Marquette, where my mother grew up, for the UP200 dogsled race. The weekend was cold and windy, and so it was important to me to have somewhere cozy where I could warm up after a long day outside. The Landmark definitely fit the bill.
There’s plenty of parking in the back, which is free. The building itself is historic, and has an elegant vibe — refreshing after many nights in cookie-​cutter Holiday Inn type places. Everyone behind the front desk was friendly and accommodating. It’s also very inexpensive for a hotel of its quality; I think it was $ 129 for a lovely room with a queen bed, a humorous fake fireplace, a big bathroom, and a view of Lake Superior. What more could we want? Water pressure was pretty weak, so the showers weren’t as satisfying as I’d hoped, and it took forever to fill the bathtub! Also a little bit of a buzzing sound coming from the heating vent in the bathroom — probably just due to it being an old building. Didn’t bother us. Hotel was quiet, we slept soundly through the night.
Oh and they have two bottles of wine, with glasses and an opener, in the room — if you open them they charge $ 15 to your account. I thought that was really nice — not too expensive, and very convenient.
We didn’t eat at the restaurants, but we did have a drink upstairs in the lounge, which had a beautiful view, comfy chairs, and a bartender who knows how to make a cosmopolitan.
We had a great stay here, if I was ever back in Marquette this would definitely be my hotel of choice.

We stopped here after days on the road returning from the west coast. We planned to stay for a night, but were so taken with it we extended our stay.
Our room was on the fifth floor. The windows could open. The bathroom was generous and spotless, the bed comfortable, there was a 32″ flatscreen, free wifi, a top floor restaurant with a harbour view, a ground floor pub. Parking was free and close-​by, though outdoors. Room service was prompt and the price was reasonable. The hotel supplied a bottle each of reasonable-​looking red and white wine and a corkscrew, with a note that they were $ 15.00 each if you open them. I thought this was a nice touch. The staff were helpful and courteous.
Marquette was fun if you are an architecture buff. There is a nice mix of deco, early 20^th century, and above all, a gargantuan and beautiful ore dock at the waterfront.

This review is based on the restaurant lounge located upstairs. It is a terrific place, although very small, to eat or have cocktails when in town. the building has a history and is beautifully kept from top to bottom. be sure to at least take the elevator upstairs even if you dont want to eat there, just seeing the view of the city is worth it. i had the whitefish with mich cherries which was excellent. theres plenty of dinner options from salads to nachos to fish and chicken. if they take reservations, id suggest doing so since it really is a small lounge.