Newberry Michigan, Lodging at Comfort Inn

motels and hotels in Newberry MI Comfort Inn of Newberry, MI
in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan
1-888-300-SNOW
or 906-293-3218
Jct M-28 and M-123
13954 St. Hwy M-28
Newberry, Michigan 49853

Located close to many major attractions in the Upper Peninsula
Free High Speed Wireless Internet Service
Large Hot Tub and Sauna

The Comfort Inn of Newberry is located 3 miles south of Newberry
at the junction of Highways M-28 and M-123 in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.

The Comfort Inn of Newberry has 54 rooms with queen and king beds
and 9 suites with whirlpool bathtubs.
We have handicap accessible rooms and a honeymoon suite.

Our comfortable rooms feature Direct Dial Phones with free local calls, Salellite TV,
Free wireless internet access, in-room coffee makers, hair dryers, and an iron & ironing board.

Guest Room with two Queen Beds. Single Guest Room with King Bed

Breakfast Room Winter at Comfort Inn in Newberry, MI

Complimentary Deluxe Continental Breakfast.
Large parking area for snowmobile and large trucks with trailers.
Restaurants and gas stations within walking distance.
Meeting-Conference Room

The Comfort Inn offers Guest Laundry Facilities, an Exercise Room, and a Video Game Room.

We offer easy access to all snowmobile trails and close to ATV trails.
On site Ski-Doo Snowmobile Rentals. Please call for information
Access to 200 miles of snowmobile trails connecting to the entire Upper Peninsula.
Gas station next door.

We offer special packages for golfing, weddings, ATV/ORVing, and snowmobiling. Call for information.

Winter

The Comfort Inn is the trail head for some of the snowmobile trails so you can ride from our parking lot.
When you check in, ask at the front desk for the latest trail conditions and weather reports.

The Newberry area is the center for winter sports in the eastern Upper Peninsula. Enjoy cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, ice fishing, and snowmobiling.
Come and share our winter fun.
Ski-Doo Snowmobile rentals available at the Comfort Inn. Contact us to reserve your sled.

The Newberry Comfort Inn is a 7 time Gold Award Winner,
One of the highest awards a hotel can achieve for housekeeping, hospitality, and professionalism.

"Our Location is Our Attraction"
We are within 1 hour or less of:

Whitefish Point Lighthouse and Shipwreck Museum
Pictured Rocks National Lakesore,
Lake Superior Shoreline
Crisp Point Lighthouse, north of Newberry on Lake Superior
Luce County Historical Museum in Newberry
The Tahquamenon Logging Museum,
View the falls on the Toonerville Trolley and Riverboat Ride on the Tahquamenon River
Horseback Riding at Wildridge Riding Stables near Tahquamenon Falls
Golfing: Newberry 18 Hole Golf Course is across the street from the Comfort Inn
Swimming: Luce County Park on North Manistique Lake. Sand beachfor swimming. Fishing and Picnicking.
Take a canoe trip on the Two Hearted River
Visit the bears at Oswald's Bear Ranch.
Enjoy Fishing, Hunting, Canoeing, Mountain Biking, and agate hunting on the Lake Superior shoreline.

The friendly staff at the Comfort Inn will be happy to provide area maps and information on attractions and recreation in the Newberry area.

Relax in our Large Hot Tub

After a day on the trails or visiting the local attractions, The Comfort Inn of Newberry Michigan has the Upper Peninsula's Largest Hot Tub and Sauna for your enjoyment.

Sorry, No Pets.

Children Under 18 are Free In Parent's Room.

Call today and make your reservations.

Phone: 1-888-300-SNOW (toll free local)
1-800 4-CHOICE (national)
906-293-3218 (local)
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