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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about your stay at Cedarville Hotel.

Check-in begins at 3:00 PM. Check-out is by 10:00 AM.

Yes! We allow up to 2 dogs in designated dog-friendly rooms for $20 per dog, per night. Dogs only — no other pets please. Service animals are always welcome at no charge.

Yes, complimentary breakfast is included with your stay.

Pastries, cereal, and daily-brewed coffee, served in the lobby every morning.

Yes, we offer complimentary Starlink high-speed WiFi throughout the property.

Each room includes Starlink WiFi, a Roku TV, mini fridge, microwave, and coffee with supplies.

Yes, coin-operated laundry facilities are available on-site for guest use.

The pool and hot tub are not currently operational. We'll update our site when they're back online!

No — the hotel doesn't have an elevator. Staircases are located on the north and south ends, and ground-floor accessible rooms are available.

Yes, we're open year-round — come enjoy every season in the U.P.!

Yes, we offer a 10% discount for active military and first responders with valid ID. Thank you for your service.

Yes, we offer a 15% student discount with valid student ID.

Yes, we have a conference room available for meetings and small events. Please call for availability.

Free on-site parking is available, including designated trailer spaces. Look for the green-zone markings — those are reserved for vehicles with trailers; red zones are no-trailer.

Plenty! Fishing, boating, hunting, snowmobiling, hiking trails, golf, local restaurants, coffee shops, and more — the eastern U.P. is a year-round playground.

Trailer Parking Map

Green zones are reserved for vehicles with trailers. Red zones are no-trailer.

Cedarville Hotel trailer parking map — green zones for trailers, red zones no-trailer

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