We had a rather unexpected day stay at Kettle Falls hotel. Early one morning we headed out from Pine Aire resort on Lake Kabetogama with our fishing guide, Don Granger for a days fishing trip across Namakan Lake then portage around Kettle Falls/dam over to Rainy Lake on the Canadian border. Just as we got close to Kettle Falls, Don's... More

I have stayed at Kettle Falls several times. You have to take a boat ride to get there which always gets everyone in the vaction mood . Have had great luck with the fishing (see photo). The bar has an awesome atmosphere and the restuarant is really good too. (Make sure you have the wild rice soup). More

We had only one day to visit Voyaguers National Park, so we reserved a room at the Kettle Falls Hotel, the only in-park lodge. We were picked up (for a fee) at the Ash River Visitor's Center and taken 14 miles to the hotel, which is an old lodging house. The park is beautiful, but almost entirely accessible only by... More

i enjoyed my stay there imensely,as the stormy waters were alittle treacherous to travel back over the border waters to the canadian resort called stokes bay resort,which was once owned by my dear friend,sid bruyere---new owner now is dan houle from ely,mn.kettle falls hotel holds alot of adventure and history nestled among the kettle falls dam.it feels like a place... More

My husband and I stayed at Kettle Falls for 4 days on our honeymoon and absolutely loved it. We went fishing, kayaking, and hiking. Every meal at the restaurant was amazing and we enjoyed the bar and veranda very much. Would recommend it to everyone!!! More

Our family stayed at Kettle Falls in June 2007, for a three days family fishing and vacation. Our interest is in getting away from any hustle and bustle and Kettle Falls is made for that. We had our own boat, so we navigated our way to the falls (10 + miles from Ash River). If it's your first time to... More

I stayed at the Kettle Falls Hotel for 2 nights in July, 2006, and it was an entirely enjoyable experience. The hotel was built in the early 1900's in an incredibly remote part of Voyageurs National Park. It's a 14 mile boat ride from the mainland, and it's the only way to get there. If you're looking for a remote... More