The Lodge at Grant’s Trail

Look no further for a place to stay. Spotless luxurious accommodations with attention to detail. Would be 5 stars but it is close to highway– roadway noise, but I’m sure if you picked a room on the east side it wouldn’t be so bad. But O-​la-​la, you wont be disappointed. If ever in town again, this is a done deal.

We stayed two nights at The Lodge in the Mississippi Room. During the week, you are pretty much the only ones there. Weekends are usually booked up for weddings. An employee comes in to cook you a big breakfast — waffles, scramble eggs, bacon, fresh fruit, orange juice, coffee, cereal, muffins, bagels. Most any breakfast item you may want. The food was wonderful. When we first arrived, there was cheese & crackers and wine waiting in our room, along with home made cookies. The beds were very comfortable. WiFI was available along with cable TV. Everyone was very friendly. I would highly recommend The Lodge.

We attended a wedding here this weekend and as part of the wedding party we got to stay here for two nights, along with the bride and groom, and the rest of the wedding party. Everyone loved it! We got lucky, since I was the best man we got put in the Mary Lincoln suite, which was the nicest of the guest rooms. It was not as big as the Washington room which the bride and groom got, but both were spacious with large comfy beds, seating, balcony access overlooking the gorgeous back yard, fireplaces, and best of all the large jacuzzi tubs in each room, big enough for two. Everything was set up perfectly, plenty of towels, bubble bath for the tub, cookies left on each bed. The small guest rooms were all nice as well, with different themes, and really only lacked the space and jacuzzis of the larger suites. It was so relaxing and well-​kept. On top of that, they provided us with delicious breakfast both days in the Great Room. We all felt right at home, and no one wanted to leave at the end. I don’t think I can express how charming this lodge is, it was a beautiful setting for the wedding, and a great place to get away.
On top of that, the staff were all extremely friendly, welcoming, and accommodating. I was blown away by the level of service we received. Two people really stood out during our stay: Mary helped us on our first night and during the events, she was very friendly and funny; Melina (Maleena?) was awesome too, she served us breakfast both days and was the one to stay overnight with us. They were both amazingly welcoming, it really is impossible to convey just how much they made our trip as wonderful as it was.
I can’t recommend this place enough, it was a wonderful weekend, one of the best we’ve had in a long time. If you’re thinking of doing an event, definitely come here. We can’t wait to go back!

We had our wedding rehearsal dinner here in Oct. The staff and food was great! All our guest commented on how great tasting the food was and loved the open bar. We had such a great time we went over the time we had the hall and no one was rude or pushy for us to leave. I will be recommending them to everyone I know! Thank you :)

We got married here last year, and it was amazing! This place is not for you if you want that modern, sleek wedding venue – go somewhere else, please! This place is quirky and full of details, and that’s why my husband and I loved it. It is on the smaller side – we had 75 at our wedding and reception, but I got to actually talk to everyone. The photo opportunities really abound here.
We also reserved the rooms to stay. We stayed in the Washington suite, which has a nice jacuzzi tub and is super pretty. We had friends and family in the other rooms. We got to enjoy a delicious breakfast the next day with our friends and family, and that made the experience all the sweeter. We will definitely be back!

Recently celebrated my parents’ fiftieth wedding anniversary here. I have to say it could not have been better. We had about 80 guests, and there was plenty of room for all. The lodge setting, while maybe a bit more themed than your own home, had a cozy, comfortable feel to it while still being impressive. The food we had on our buffet was delicious, and the staff was very professional, yet accommodating and friendly. We were all very happy with the event, including my picky European grandmother. Would highly recommend the Lodge at Grant’s Trail to all.

Very accommodating and friendly staff. The lodge was beautiful and clean. The bed and pillows were very comfy. Lots of balconies and access to an eight mile bike and walking trail. Two common areas to relax and hang out in, one with board games.

I went to a wedding here, so I can’t really comment on the food or anything. The décor is a faux-​hunting lodge kind of thing, which is kind of funny given that it’s RIGHT NEXT TO THE INTERSTATE. Lots of dead animal heads on the walls, and a giant chandelier made out of antlers.
Didn’t really get to check out the themed bedrooms, but I’m sure they’re lovely. The entire thing was nice, if a bit cramped — we wound up having to stand on the second floor and watch the wedding from a balcony. If you want to get married in a nice scenic non-​denominational kind of place, you could do a lot worse.

I don’t even know where to start. Kinda cool, kinda nice, but kinda weird.
The atmosphere is pretty welcoming in a hunter meets housewife kinda way. Huge antlers hanging on the walls with an open fireplace filling the room. Then as you look closer, checkerboards and knitted quilts are in the main «lobby».
Though its suppose to be a Bed and Breakfast, I just don’t think I could stay in a place in themed rooms, especially when the themes include the «Christmas Room» and the «Alaska Room». Honestly all I could think about was Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas; Give me the Ether!
I actually came for a funeral service, but the hospitality was very good. It accommodated a lot of people comfortably, and I believe everyone was pleased with the overall service. The Full bar in the lobby really helped too.