The Paradise Inn offers 36 modern spacious rooms, including 2 Jacuzzi suites and 2 handicap rooms. The amenities in this motel are excellent.

You will enjoy hot coffee or hot chocolate and our continental breakfast before you head out for a day of enjoyment in this four season recreational area.

Each comfortable room has remote control TVs, direct dial phones, plenty of heat and air conditioning. There is a guest laundry for your use, and the conference room may be used for meetings, parties, receptions, etc. Fax and copy service available.

If you are pulling a boat or snowmobile trailer, there is plenty of room to park by the motel. For snowmobilers, the Paradise Inn has direct trail access to groomed trails leading throughout the Paradise area. Gas nearby.

If you are visiting in the spring or summer, enjoy hiking, biking, fishing, swimming at our sandy beaches, collecting agates along the shore, canoeing, kayaking or ATV riding.

In the winter, snowmobilers may go directly to the trail from their door and travel the over 200 miles of groomed snowmobile trails connecting to the 2,500 miles of trails crossing the Upper Peninsula. Snowmobile rental nearby.

Cross-country ski the Paradise Pathway or at the Tahquamenon Falls ski trailsn view the beautiful ice sculptures at the Falls, and make a pit stop at the Tahquamenon Brewery and Pub.

Ice fishing is also a very popular sport in the Paradise area.

Nearby attractions include the mighty Tahquamenon Falls, only 12 miles west of the Inn, the Whitefish Point Lighthouse next to the Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum, or go along Lake Superior to the Point Iroquois Lighthouse and Maritime Museum, visit the Soo Locks and watch the huge freighters lock through. The Pictured Rocks between Munising and Grand Marais are always a stunning sight. While you are there, be sure to hike to the AuSable Lighthouse near the Hurricane River.

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