Sleep in Duluth

Duluth is the largest city in northern Minnesota, and while it's locked in ice and snow during the winter, the summers here are gorgeous, and there is plenty of reason to visit.

Duluth hotels are grouped into three main areas, and most areas of the city are situated to take advantage of the waterfront -- the city sits at the far western edge of Lake Superior. Hotels in Duluth are not particularly cheap, but you should have no trouble finding decent places to stay for less than $60 a night.

If you are wondering where to stay in Duluth, it helps to know where the city is in relation to water. Hotels in Duluth's northern part are generally around downtown and suitable for business travelers and tourists. Duluth South is also known as Proctor, and is draped along an inlet of the lake. A third major area for Duluth accommodations is to the east and south and is known as Superior. The final area for Duluth lodging is west of town in a suburb called Cloquet.

Places to stay in Duluth include hotels, motels, bed and breakfast inns, suite hotels, and private homes and condos suitable for short and long-term rentals. Duluth hotel deals are easiest to find in the fall, winter, and spring.

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