




Discover the enchanting Attic Suite at the Agassiz House Inn, a unique destination in Calumet Township, Michigan. Step into the past with these elegantly appointed rooms, which serve as a perfect backdrop to the fascinating heritage of the Keweenaw Peninsula, blending antique furnishings and period decor to create a warm and inviting atmosphere.
This third-floor suite consists of 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, accommodating up to 4 guests. The Terra Cotta Room features a queen bed, reading chairs, and a small dining table. A passthrough leads to a luxurious bathroom and the Attic Room, which is furnished with two vintage twin beds. Because access to the Attic Room is only through the Terra Cotta Room, this configuration is ideally suited for families or friends comfortable sharing connected spaces. The suite is accessible by stairs only and offers views of the National Park Headquarters, the attached "Pay Shed," and the historic Miscowaubik Club.
Key Features & Amenities:
While the bedrooms have been newly renovated for comfort, the home's historic soul remains present in every detail. Guests are invited to immerse themselves in a bygone era of elegance and refinement by exploring the beautifully preserved common areas. These include the Library, a cozy retreat with rich red and gold damask wallpaper and wood-paneled walls; the Parlor, a stunning space featuring original light sconces and the impressive nine-foot executive desk of Alexander Agassiz; and the Dining Room, a refined setting with elegant lighting and black-and-white toile wallpaper.
To preserve the peaceful, historic ambiance of the home, there are no televisions on the property. Your hosts, Bart and Beth, live off-site but remain attentive and available to ensure your stay is enjoyable.
Practical Info & Rules:
Let the charm of the past and the beauty of the present create memories that will last a lifetime in this historically significant home.
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