Menominee Hotels: Where to Stay in Michigan

Looking for the best hotels in Menominee, Michigan? The list is short. Only two hotels sit inside the city limits, and both stand on 10th Street along Green Bay. Most other rooms nearby lie across the river in Marinette, Wisconsin. This guide covers every Menominee hotel we could confirm, names the Wisconsin options, and flags each gap. We removed one old listing we could not verify. Rates change daily, so we do not quote them. Check live rates before you book.

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Where to Stay in Menominee: The Short List

Menominee sits on the Menominee River in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. Marinette, Wisconsin, lies across the bridge. Travel sites often mix the two towns together, so a search for Menominee hotels returns properties in both states. Two hotels carry a Menominee, Michigan address. Both appear on a hotel directory and on a major review site, and both appear on booking sites.

Pick a Menominee hotel if you want to stay on the Michigan side near the waterfront. Pick a Marinette hotel if you want more brands and more choice. The sections below cover both.

Menominee Hotels on the Michigan Side

Two properties are listed at 2330 and 2516 10th Street. Both have two floors and no elevator, according to one directory. Ask the front desk for a ground-floor room if stairs are a problem. Both offer free parking and free WiFi.

AmericInn by Wyndham Menominee

The AmericInn stands at 2330 10th Street, Menominee, MI 49858. The brand site lists the hotel phone as 906-379-4102. Call to confirm hours and room types.

The brand site confirms a free homestyle breakfast buffet with waffles, eggs, and coffee. Guests get an indoor pool and hot tub, a fitness room, and free WiFi. Rooms include a flat-screen TV, a mini-refrigerator, a microwave, a coffee and tea maker, and a hair dryer. Some suites have a jetted tub or a fireplace. Pet-friendly rooms cost extra, so ask about the pet policy before you bring a dog.

Pick the AmericInn if you want a pool and a hot breakfast. One directory describes the hotel as a waterfront property on Green Bay. Review sites list the hotel under the name AmericInn Menominee Bayside by Wyndham, so you may see both names while you search. Check-in and check-out times did not appear on the pages we read. Confirm them by phone.

Econo Lodge on the Bay Menominee

The Econo Lodge stands at 2516 10th Street, Menominee, MI 49858. One review site lists the phone as 906-424-2022. We found this number on only one site, so treat the number as unconfirmed and check the listing on the booking page.

A booking site lists 49 rooms with a refrigerator, a microwave, a safe, and a desk. Free WiFi, free parking, and a 24-hour front desk are listed. The hotel has a sauna, a fitness center, a picnic area, and barbecue grills. A free self-serve breakfast runs from 6:00 AM to 9:00 AM, per the booking site. One directory says the hotel has no pool, so do not book here for swimming.

Pick the Econo Lodge if you want a plain room near the bay and a lower-key stay. Pets are allowed in certain rooms for a fee. Guest reviews praise the bay view and the staff. Some recent reviews mention odors, worn carpet, and slow internet. Read recent reviews before you commit. We did not find a current closure notice, but one booking page did not state whether the hotel is open today. Call to confirm.

Hotels Near Menominee in Marinette, Wisconsin

Marinette sits just across the Menominee River. Several chain hotels stand there, and many travelers use them for a Menominee trip. We found each of the names below in at least two sources. We did not verify phone numbers, room features, or check-in times for these properties. Call each hotel before you book.

Best Western Riverfront Inn, 1821 Riverside Avenue, Marinette. A directory lists an indoor pool and a free breakfast. A review site lists the property as Riverfront Inn, so the brand may have changed. Confirm the current name and brand.

Quality Inn and Suites, 1508 Marinette Avenue, Marinette. A directory lists a free hot breakfast and an exercise room. The same directory lists pet-friendly rooms with limits.

Country Inn and Suites by Radisson, 2020 Old Peshtigo Road, Marinette. A directory lists an indoor pool and a free hot breakfast. A review site shows few reviews, so the hotel may be new or newly relisted.

Baymont by Wyndham Marinette, 2180 Roosevelt Road, Marinette. A directory lists a free hot breakfast and a fitness room. Another source lists the same address.

Holiday Inn Express and Suites Marinette, 2601 Roosevelt Road, Marinette. We found this property on two lists but read no details beyond its name and address. Treat the property as unconfirmed.

Smaller motels and bed and breakfasts also appear on review sites for Marinette. We did not check them and do not list them here.

Motels in Menominee: What We Found

Searches for motels in Menominee turn up few results. One directory of Michigan motels lists many entries with no clear proof each one is open. We did not confirm any independent motel inside Menominee. The two 10th Street hotels are the closest match. If you want a true motel, look at Marinette and call to ask whether the property is open.

Be careful with older travel posts. Some name vacation rentals, including a cabin on the bay. We could not verify the rental we once listed here, so we removed the listing. Rentals can be good value for groups, but check the host, the address, and the rules before you pay.

What to Do Near the Hotels

The waterfront is the main draw. The Menominee Marina has 272 slips, according to the downtown business association. Great Lakes Memorial Marina Park is a downtown waterfront park with a band shell and summer events. A regional magazine lists an art show, an auto show, concerts, and a four-day Waterfront Festival in early August.

The First Street Historic District holds late nineteenth century buildings from the lumber boom, including the Spies Public Library and Fire Station No. 1. The Menominee County Courthouse stands at 839 10th Avenue and is open year round, according to a university heritage site. The Menominee Heritage Museum at 904 11th Avenue opens from Memorial Day through Labor Day.

Beach time is easy to find. Veterans Memorial Park and Beach has 440 feet of Green Bay waterfront. Tourist Park, also called Fat Ladies Beach, has a public beach in summer. John Henes Park offers trails and picnic areas. The city donated land for the park in 1907, and the park hosts weddings and reunions.

Culture fans have more to see. The Menominee Opera House opened in 1902 at 122 5th Avenue. Restoration continues, and you can view the building from outside year round. A stone left by the Menominee people, called the Spirit Stone, stands at the Welcome Center on US 41. J. W. Wells State Park, established in 1925, lies in Menominee County and holds buildings from the Civilian Conservation Corps. Check the state park page for hours and fees before you drive out.

Chappee Rapids is part of the local story. The Chappee-Webber Learning Center is open from Memorial Day through Labor Day. The West Shore Fishing Museum sits on M-35 and opens on weekends in summer. Confirm each opening time before you go.

Stay Near the North Pier Lighthouse

The North Pier Lighthouse guards the harbor entrance. The Coast Guard history site says the current cast iron tower dates to 1927 and runs as an active aid to navigation. Sources disagree on public access. The Coast Guard says the tower is not open to the public. The downtown association says the city took over the lighthouse in 2008 and summer tours run from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Ask the Menominee County Historical Society before you plan a tour.

Our old post called this landmark the Menominee Range Light Station. We found no source for the old name, so we use the name from the Coast Guard.

How to Choose Where to Stay in Menominee

Start with your priorities. Want a pool and a hot breakfast on the Michigan side? Look at the AmericInn first. Want a simple room by the bay? Look at the Econo Lodge. Want chain brands and more choice? Look at Marinette.

Book early for the Waterfront Festival in early August and for summer weekends. Only two Michigan hotels serve the whole city, so rooms can fill fast. Ask each hotel about pets, stairs, and parking for boats or trailers before you arrive.

Getting to Menominee

Menominee sits on US 41 in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. The river bridge connects the city to Marinette. A booking site grades the Econo Lodge area as car-dependent for walking, so plan to drive. We did not source drive times, so check a map for your own route.

What We Checked and What We Could Not

We checked both Menominee hotels against the brand site, a hotel directory, a booking site, and a review site. We confirmed the AmericInn phone from the Wyndham site. We could not confirm check-in or check-out times for any property. We could not confirm the Econo Lodge phone from a second source. We did not read official pages for the Marinette hotels. We state no prices because rates change daily.

Phone numbers on aggregator sites are often central reservation lines. Use the number on the hotel’s own page. Confirm pets, breakfast hours, and pool access by phone before you travel.

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Conclusion

The best hotels in Menominee, Michigan, are a short list. The AmericInn offers a pool and a hot breakfast. The Econo Lodge on the Bay offers a simple stay by the water. Marinette adds more choice across the river. Confirm phone numbers, check-in times, and current names before you travel, then book early for summer events.

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