Accommodations

Main House

Pinehurst Inn Main House provides the opportunity to step back in time. This Bayfield, WI inn has beautiful views, comfortable beds, private baths and many special touches — all provided with attention to guest experience. The second floor offers five guest rooms, all with private baths. The third floor offers a 3-room whirlpool suite. Find additional space to relax in the common areas, front porch or secluded sitting areas around the property.

Elisha’s Room

Elisha was R.D. Pike’s father and one of the founding fathers of Bayfield. This room is serenely decorated, with calming views of Lake Superior and giant white pines along Pikes Creek Valley. A queen bed and private bath with claw foot tub and shower are also quite relaxing. Feel the gentle breezes wash over you.

• Rate: $115 per night, November - April: $99 per night

R.D. Pike Room

Somehow we imagined the home’s namesake staying in this room. The hardwood floors were the tip-off. Bright and comfortable with views of Lake Superior and the perennial flower gardens. A queen bed and private bath with claw foot tub and shower complete the decor.

• Rate: $115 per night, November - April: $99 per night

Holly’s Room

This room honors Holly Nourse, a loving resident of Pinehurst for many years and avid gardener. She would have loved this room’s king-size bed and private bath with corner whirlpool tub and shower. Gaze out the window at wooded Pikes Creek Valley.

• Rate: $135 per night, November - April: $116 per night

Salmo Room

Salmo was the name given the old train stop that once stood right across the road from the Main House, transporting travelers the old-fashioned way. This room on the northwest corner of the house is for those seeking seclusion, with a queen bed, corner whirlpool and shower, fireplace, and private deck making this a complete retreat. Savor sunsets appearing beyond the wooded hills to the west.

• Rate: $152 per night, November - April: $130 per night

Catherine Rittenhouse Suite

For the ultimate in privacy, reserve the entire third floor, our Catherine Rittenhouse Suite.  Named after owner Nancy Sandstrom's grandmother, what awaits you is a bedroom with a queen-size bed and views of Lake Superior, attached bath, separate two-person whirlpool tub room overlooking Pike's Creek, and a sitting room with fireplace. This level is air-conditioned. Accommodates more than two.

• Rate: $185 per night, November - April: $160 per night

Garden House

The Garden House is a separate building just steps away from the main inn. This building is perfect for the eco-aware traveler, as it was designed and constructed using a "green building" philosophy. It blends energy efficiency, sustainable materials and environmental sensibilities without scrimping on guest comforts. Visitors staying in the Garden House enjoy full breakfast in the Main House. All rooms offer air conditioning, although nature provides plenty of refreshing breezes.

Birches

Located on the first floor of the Garden House, this room offers a queen bed, fireplace, corner whirlpool tub, private bath with shower, and private deck.The view overlooks the perennial gardens to the east and the secluded Pikes Creek Valley to the west. Room is handicapped accessible.

• Rate: $190 per night, November - April: $160 per night

Brownstone

Located on the second floor of the Garden House, this room is made comfortable with a queen bed, fireplace, whirlpool tub, private bath with shower, and private deck. The view to the perennial gardens in one direction and Pikes Creek Valley in the other could inspire creativity, book reading or a well-deserved nap in the hammock.

• Rate: $190 per night, November - April: $160 per night

Whispering Pines

This second-floor room is sweet, with queen bed, corner fireplace, beautiful clawfoot whirlpool, and private bath with shower. The layout offers loads of daylight and starlight, thanks to eastern, southern and western exposures.

• Rate: $185 per night, November - April: $155 per night

“Awarded the 2004 Environmental Stewardship Award for eco-friendly operations”

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