Top Hotels Near Three Lakes Historical Society and Museum in Three Lakes

"Great location"

"We were up for a race and some family time. We love the Three Lakes area. This was great for our needs and we love how close to town and the trail it is. We appreciated the owner’s communication. The property has lots of amenities and great kitchen utensils, etc (we like to make meals). Thanks for a great trip up north! "

"Beautiful and quiet. Wonderful time with friends. We will be back. "

"Beautiful home on the beautiful Three Lakes chain."

"We had a great stay at the cabin! It was a bit hot but the lakes took care of cooling us down! The cabin was GREAT! Neat and tidy!! We were able to park a small pontoon at the end of the doc! The property is more than well taken care of!HIGHLY Recommended!!"

"B Our first issue came up when we inquired about the length of the dock regarding the pontoon, we were renting plus the fishing boat we would be bringing up. We were first told there were 2 docks. Only 1 appeared in the photos. After questioning Hiller on this, they did some checking and said that they considered 2 sides of 1 dock as 2. When we arrived, there was a boat hoist with a pontoon on one side of the dock. It was the owners. Hiller never notified us of this and the owner refused to remove their pontoon, so said Dick the Hiller representative. The very accommodating employee at the Stone Harbor Marina, where we rented the pontoon from, helped us with this dock situation. Thanks again Shawn for your professional and courteous help. It became quite obvious that Hiller does not regularly inspect the properties they rent. Heating and air conditioning – The thermostat was set mostly for heat as it was fairly cold while we were there. We would set it to a comfortable temperature and a little while later the thermostat was automatically set at a lower temp. Hiller did send out a repair service man to look at the thermostat the first evening we were there. The steps down to the dock were not in good condition, some boards rotting, some steps covered with gravel that had washed down. And the railing was very wobbly in places. The left corner of the dock next to the last st"