Our stay here really blew our minds--the home has been completely renovated and is GORGEOUS. Pamela was so gracious and thoughtful. She made us breakfast from scratch the following morning--and it was delicious! She's a delight and we'd love to stay here again. Cannot recommend this place enough.

Well, as a heavy truck & trailer mechanic, I’m very busy. I didn’t realize that I wasn’t going to be able to make it to the rental house. So, I decided to move the rental date into the month of November. Pam has been the lady to move my stay from July into November without any issues. I look forward to relaxing with my dog of 14 years in peace in quiet. Hopefully having some snow, but not too much. Enough to make snow angels in the yard. (I may be old, but I still have the younger side in me). I’ll be there during the week of Thanksgiving, so I’ll let you know how the stay went, which I believe will be as I expected. ((Peaceful)).

Great breakfast each day. Host is absolutely wonderful. Dog friendly.

First and foremost Pam, the host, is amazing! She covered all our needs and then some! The day started with a fantastic breakfast made to order. The first morning of our stay we were treated to Pannukkau, a Finish baked pancake. Outstanding! The left overs she cubed and added to the evening charcuterie board. Brilliant! The home location is a few short blocks from “main st”. There is a lot of history to be seen there! Calumet is in a great location to set out exploring the keewenaw peninsula. After a hearty breakfast pack your travel snacks and head out to Copper Harbor, tour of a copper mine, Houghton/Hancock, Porcupine Mountains or drive the coast of Lake Superior. Upon return in the evening to your home away from home, enjoy a drink on the wrap around porch or just engage in conversation with Pam who has unending stories about the town in which she grew up in.

This turn of the century Victorian home was a pleasure to stay at. The rooms are large and the living space gives you plenty of space to spread out. We had no trouble accessing the property and communications were crisp and accurate. It is a short walk to downtown, a shorter walk to the old Opera House and is located just around the block from the old Italian Hall, which was the site of the 1913 massacre. We visited the grave site of George Gipp "The Gipper" born in nearby Laurium and spent an afternoon on Kake Superior at the Calumet waterworks. This is a great jumping off point for the peninsula. Pamela took good care of us and has lots of historical stories and memorabilia to share. Enjoy you time in Calumet and your stay at The Copper Jewel.