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Eagle Harbor Inn

Your host(s):
Nedd & Natalie Neddersen
Web Site:
www.eagleharbor.com
Email:
nedd@eagleharbor.com
Address:
9914 Water Street
Ephraim, Wisconsin 54211
Phone:
800-324-5427
920-854-2121
Guest Rooms:
9
Rates:
$98 - $195

Eagle Harbor Inn

A traditional B&B with rooms named for women innkeepers of Ephraim's past! Romantic Great Room, for honeymoons and anniversaries, with open beam ceiling, double whirlpool, robes, fireplace and balcony. Excellent gourmet breakfast served garden side. Afternoon treats. Indoor pool, sauna and workout room.  Golf and Honeymoon Packages.


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