Lauerman House Inn
Built as the estate of local businessman Joseph A. Lauerman, in 1910 the house was hailed as one of the most beautiful examples of colonial revival architecture in this part of the Midwest. The ornate birds eye maple, mahogany and elaborate wood trims and original art glass chandeliers reflect the grace and charm of a time when aesthetics were an important part of the design consideration.
We offer personalized service and elegant accommodations in each of our seven guest rooms. We are sure to find a room to suit your needs each with a private luxurious bath. All beds are fitted with Egyptian cotton sheets and goose down duvets. We have two suites each with a two person jacuzzi tub, one with a private wood burning fireplace, and both with an amazing view of the Menominee River. Relax in our lounge and sitting rooms, or enjoy a cocktail or a glass of wine from our large wine cellar.
Join us each morning for a full breakfast... Premium coffee, our homemade breakfast pastries, fresh fruit and a hot entree freshly made by one of our own culinary artists.
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