• We are currently closed and unsure of our opening date.We are offering two cottages, Sobo and Presley., click links below to find out more.
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Quiet elegance

ON LAKE SUPERIOR

Restaurant - Closed for the season

Continuing a tradition of the North Shore's culinary excellence

Our homemade French onion soup!

Award Winning Food

Come enjoy a meal in one of Minnesota’s most historic dining rooms. Serving breakfast, lunch, dinner, afternoon tea as well as a famous Sunday Brunch, you won’t be disappointed. The largest stone fireplace in the state of Minnesota dominates the west end of the dining room, standing at over 20 feet tall and built from over 200 tons of native Lake Superior stones.

Breakfast: 8am – 10:30am (Closed for the season)
Lunch: 12pm – 4pm | Dinner: 5pm – 8pm (Closed for the season)
Sunday Brunch: 8am – 2pm (Closed for the season)
Afternoon Tea: 3pm – 4pm (Closed for the season)

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Lodging - Closed for the season

Escape to the quietness of the North Shore

Naniboujou Lodge

90 Years of Hospitality

Step back in time and escape to the quietness of Minnesota’s north shore for a getaway to remember. Naniboujou can be your homebase while you explore the hiking trails and the many natural wonders the area has to offer. We invite you to come away from the bustle of everyday life, to relax, unwind, unplug and enjoy the peaceful charm of Naniboujou Lodge.

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Have the Lodge to Yourself

Naniboujou is available to reserve for your special group or retreat. Nestled between the shores of Lake Superior and the Brule River, Naniboujou offers you the ideal place to make memories. Enjoy the luxury of having the entire lodge and grounds to yourself. Our group coordinator will help you plan all the details necessary to make your retreat memorable.

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Getting to Naniboujou

Naniboujou Lodge & Restaurant is located 15 minutes past Grand Marais on Highway 61.

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Tim Ramey's Annual Thanksgiving Newsletter

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Dearest Guests,

If you were not at Naniboujou Lodge in early March, you missed the spectacle of a lifetime. As a lifelong prankster, I was determined to outdo any of my former tricks. As guests were checking out for our final winter weekend, I had a volunteer bet me that I could not make them disappear. Did I pull it off? Well, yeah, in fact, I outdid myself. I made everyone disappear! The problem is that I never learned the art of making them reappear.

So goes the strangest of days that I’ve many times wished for but never thought possible; to have the world stop. And the fact that it has halted is one thing, but not knowing when it will start up again is another thing. Potential staff were left mid-application. Mothers were left with their Hallmark cards, but no Mother’s Day Brunch!

Opening day has come and gone. Naniboujou’s front doors remain bolted with no unlocking in sight. We have determined that we cannot realistically operate before August 1st, and we’ll have to see if even after that is practical. We will be sending cancellation notices to everyone booked through July. We apologize for any inconvenience. Here at Naniboujou we are about relationships and closeness while maintaining cleanliness. Having to keep our distance and not be allowed to extend a personal touch is not how we operate.

That being said, we will be opening up two cottages for rent this year. They are not a part of Naniboujou Lodge but they are near our house on Lake Superior. You can view the two cottages here on our website. Sobo Cottage, and Presley Cottage.   Because of legalities, unfortunately, we cannot allow anyone in the Lodge at this time.

We miss you all and apologize that we’ve had to shut our doors. We are so sorry for all of the difficulties that each of you have had to navigate. Hope we can get together soon!

 

Love,

 

Tim and Nancy Ramey