Welcome to The Landmark Inn

Discover Our Charming Hotel in Marquette MI

Amidst the shops, restaurants and theaters of downtown Marquette, overlooking Lake Superior, discover a place that time forgot but that you never will — the Landmark Inn, featured in the New York Times. Amidst the shops, restaurants and theaters of downtown Marquette, overlooking Lake Superior, discover a hotel with six floors and a million stories — the Landmark Inn, featured in the New York Times. Old-world European splendor and charm meet modern convenience at our AAA Diamond-rated hotel that welcomed its first guests as the Northland Hotel in 1930.

The hotel that ushered in a new era of grace and refinement to downtown Marquette continues to do so to this day – with exceptionally personalized service delivered by a warm, friendly staff.

From the Beginning

Nostalgic but Never Old

The hotel was the social hub of Marquette, counting Amelia Earhart, Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong and The Rolling Stones among its guests. Following a meticulous renovation, the grand architecture and interiors remain, complemented by a fresh, up-to-date ambiance deally suited for modern travelers.

Room with a View

Enjoy Splendid Interiors

Each room and suite is opulently furnished and individually decorated, with many featuring fireplaces, deep-soaking claw-footed tubs and views of Lake Superior.

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Experience it All

Right By Lake Superior

The Landmark is home to the top dining experiences in Marquette, from the cozy Northland Pub to the rooftop Crow’s Nest, which offers floor-to-ceiling views of the city skyline and Lake Superior paired with craft cocktails and small bites.

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Host Events

With Rich History

Since hosting our very own meetings as the Northland Hotel in 1930, the Landmark Inn has remained one of downtown Marquette’s premier destinations for conferences and corporate functions.

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