The Androy Hotel - Superior Duluth

The elevator didnt work and Expedia didnt make me aware of this prior to my booking.

Very sorry but this property is just too old and smelly. The elevator was out of order. Felt like our car wasn’t safe. Remember to clean the vents and cover the storage area. I thought the lobby was pretty cool.

This hotel offers a comfortable bed, clean rooms, and easy (free) parking. The building from the 1920’s and offers that type of accommodation with modern amenities. My room was made up daily which doesn’t seem to be so common nowadays. The only drawback for me was that the elevator was broken. That’s a bummer when dealing with luggage but for the price, perfectly fine.

Historic property with newly renovated rooms. If you just need a room and no amenities (coffee, ice, pool, breakfast) this is a great place to stay in Superior.

We just spent one night at the Androy. They did a nice job updating while still keeping its vintage charm. The service was great. The room was spacious and clean. The only thing was that the bathroom was quite small. Also, you must park around back but walk around the block to get in due to limited parking in Superior. Other than that we had a nice stay!

Historic hotel atmosphere, but sheets and covers were scratchy and stained. Needs maintenance and better parking

The hotel staff was helpful and friendly. It's a charming unique hotel not a modern updated place. Quiet and beds were comfortable. The only problem was the elevator broke. A new motor was being installed when we left.

Hotel called us while we were driving, about 2 hours out from arrival, and told us the elevator was broken, asking us if this would be a problem and if we would need to cancel. I told them its a pretty big problem bc my husband is mobility impaired and uses a walker. However, finding a replacement hotel on a Friday night, in the summer, on the North Shore at this late notice would be next to impossible. They said the elevator repair company couldnt make it out until Monday. I found out from another person there that the elevator had been out of service for THREE WEEKS. Some background on the architecture here-- the main floor has no rooms, and has a very tall ceiling. As a result we had to climb 4 flights of stairs to get to our room on the 2nd floor. This entailed me helping my husband slowly navigate the stairs while gripping the railing, then him waiting on each of 4 landings while I lugged up his 4-wheel walker and our 2 suitcases... doing this 4 times to get up 4 flights. Not ONE hotel employee offerred to help me. I should also mention the 1st floor and stairwells had no real A/C, just a big fan blowing (room A/C was fine). So you can imagine how sweaty I was after lugging everything up the 4 flights. Great to be dripping in sweat before you're going to head out to a show that evening- in town to see Jim Gaffigan for my husband's birthday. The only thing the person that checked us in gave us was a 20 dollar bill for the inconvenience. 1 positive= bed was comfortable

Beautiful older style downtown hotel. Rooms a tad small but nice and clean. Parking could be a problem. Weren’t many spots left, but we got one. No coffee or breakfast.

The room was comfy and convenient to have a restaurant in the same building Off street, free parking was appreciated!

The sheets were not changed. I canceled my stay and drove home instead.

Historic hotel atmosphere, but sheets and covers were scratchy and stained. Needs maintenance and better parking

It was nice and quiet. It was very clean. The staff were friendly. The room we had was quite large. The bed was comfortable.

Staff were great. Room was updated in the living quarters, bathroom was a little older. It's not fancy, but was clean and comfortable. The street outside was a little loud, but not horrible. Easy to find and get to

The room was disgusting. There was a musty smell throughout the whole hotel. The ceiling in my room was falling apart, there was mold in the fridge and what i believe to be rat droppings in the window sill. I went to the desk worker to say the room was unacceptable and he shrugged and said "that makes sense"

The historic building was so cool! They still had the old elevator call buttons and mail shoot and many other details. The room was nice and clean and smelled fresh. This room was available at the same price point as the cheap motels/hotels nearby and was a much better experience than the other nearby hotel we had stayed in the day before.

Staff was very nice. The room was a good size and clean. Great location as well.

The room had a window A/C unit, which meant lots of outdoor street noise. The bathroom ceiling leaked into the tub. The room was clean, but dingy, and it had a damp smell.

This hotel is amazingly clean. The room was very cute and organized well. Great for a overnight stay. So very very clean and modern. Would recommend staying.

Great customer service! Hotel was quiet and had a feeling of home. Room was clean and comfortable.

Grand old hotel with quaint rooms. Good sized room and beautifully decorated. Comfortable bed and linens. Many things were within walking distance or a short drive away.

No air conditioning but the staff was very helpful and got us a fan which cooled down the room very fast!

Staff was very friendly. The location was good for food and proximity to shops and Duluth. While the hotel is old, it was clean and neat. My only complaint was the incredible street noise from outside. You hear everything, at least the room I was given. Motorcycles and trucks with loud exhausts were especially unnerving. People shouting from one of the many bars. Luckily I had noise cancelling earbuds that, although uncomfortable, I was able to sleep with.

Wish air conditioning was still in room. Only problem we encountered on our visit.

The water only got warm, not hot. It only reached a warm temp after letting it run for 15min (not an exaggeration). Staff said it was because of where the room was located and could not be fixed. The toilet was like an old middle school toilet and the water had an old mop water smell, which I personally was sensitive to. There was a bright red neon light (hotel sign) right outside our window and the shades did not block out the light. Also could hear people loudly walking above us. Overall, it seems as though they are trying to update the hotel, but it’s missing the mark.

Stayed for 3 nights. Wanted to try this hotel because of the history. Room had old charm with modern updates. Room had window A/C unit. Temp got cool at night and had to use space heater in room.

The air conditioning was non-existent. When we complained about the warmth of the room and the lack of air conditioning the attendant told us that they had removed all the air conditioners because previous guests had complained about the noise. She suggested we open windows. The problem was, that the blinds clacked with the breeze, so that we had to put pieces of luggage against the blinds to keep them from making noise all night. The bathroom was very dated except for the vanity. We did not use the refrigerator because it also made a great deal of noise when we plugged it in.

Married men pay attention!!! I gave this hotel relatively high marks because it’s difficult to find justification to rate it lower. That being said, my wife HATED being here and would be a lot more harsh, I’ll explain why at the end. The room was quite clean, and tastefully decorated with an appealing modern look. The building itself had some charm to it if you’re into that kind of thing, and overall I think the value for the money was pretty good. Now for the bad: No AC or fan or anything. Not that they claim to have AC, but it’s such a standard thing that it’s very easy to overlook and make the assumption that they would have it. Hot water takes about 2 business days to get to your room and is inconsistent at best. Any flush of a toilet in other rooms (which you will hear) will burn you. If you’re on the road side, road noise is excessive and will keep you up at night if you’re a light sleeper The bathroom, though clean and modernized, is tiny and the toilet is too close to the wall and the vanity which makes it very uncomfortable and awkward to sit on, there’s also no hair dryer which again, they didn’t claim there was but it’s such a standard amenity that it was a little surprising. Good thing my wife always packs her own anyway. Overall, I’d stay here again for business or just passing through, but I would NOT bring my wife here again. She never felt safe and secure (this part of superior appears pretty rough) plus the above complaints are why.

Temperature control is difficult to manage due to only having a very old heater only. No amenities such as blow dryer or even a USB. Tiny bathroom you could hardly turn around in. Plan for only having a bed, a tv, and a bathroom. Bring EVERYTHING else, including a fan.

For a 100-year-old building, it was in good shape. I didn't realize there wasn't AC, so with windows open on a Saturday night, it meant very little sleep due to all the noise.

The room was hot. The front desk lady was rude. She went up to fix it proceeded to close our windows. The pillows smelled musty. Couldn’t get out fast enough

Dave at the front desk was so amazing!!

I’ve been staying at the Androy Hotel for about 35 years. It’s an older historic hotel in downtown Superior that has had updates throughout the years. Always friendly staff and clean rooms.

Great character….VERY FRIENDLY! Great room and prices

Staff were great. Room was updated in the living quarters, bathroom was a little older. It's not fancy, but was clean and comfortable. The street outside was a little loud, but not horrible. Easy to find and get to

Staff was very friendly and concerned for my needs. Just wish I had more room in the bathroom.

Hotel called us while we were driving, about 2 hours out from arrival, and told us the elevator was broken, asking us if this would be a problem and if we would need to cancel. I told them its a pretty big problem bc my husband is mobility impaired and uses a walker. However, finding a replacement hotel on a Friday night, in the summer, on the North Shore at this late notice would be next to impossible. They said the elevator repair company couldnt make it out until Monday. I found out from another person there that the elevator had been out of service for THREE WEEKS. Some background on the architecture here-- the main floor has no rooms, and has a very tall ceiling. As a result we had to climb 4 flights of stairs to get to our room on the 2nd floor. This entailed me helping my husband slowly navigate the stairs while gripping the railing, then him waiting on each of 4 landings while I lugged up his 4-wheel walker and our 2 suitcases... doing this 4 times to get up 4 flights. Not ONE hotel employee offerred to help me. I should also mention the 1st floor and stairwells had no real A/C, just a big fan blowing (room A/C was fine). So you can imagine how sweaty I was after lugging everything up the 4 flights. Great to be dripping in sweat before you're going to head out to a show that evening- in town to see Jim Gaffigan for my husband's birthday. The only thing the person that checked us in gave us was a 20 dollar bill for the inconvenience. 1 positive= bed was comfortable

Staff was very nice. The room was a good size and clean. Great location as well.

Location was very accessible and clean. Staff was very helpful and friendly.

Great customer service! Hotel was quiet and had a feeling of home. Room was clean and comfortable.

Loved this historic hotel with an amazing little family restaurant off the lobby, great pizza place a couple doors down and plenty of nightlife within walking distance.

Great location for working in the twin ports. Very nice room and neighborhood. Plenty of short walking distance food options.

Clean room, friendly staff, not a lot of amenities. Walking distance to bars and places to eat.

This was a pleasant surprise — an older building that has been renovated. Historically charming. It’s within walking distance to local shops, dining and recreational areas. Area looked a little rough but seemed completely safe. Lots of nice, friendly, people here. Serene, beautiful country.

Staff was very friendly. The location was good for food and proximity to shops and Duluth. While the hotel is old, it was clean and neat. My only complaint was the incredible street noise from outside. You hear everything, at least the room I was given. Motorcycles and trucks with loud exhausts were especially unnerving. People shouting from one of the many bars. Luckily I had noise cancelling earbuds that, although uncomfortable, I was able to sleep with.

My wife and I liked the historic aesthetic of the hotel. It maintained the 100 year old style while still having modern amenities. We appreciated that the location had many restaurants and places to see in walking distance.

Neat old hotel that has been nicely renovated. Original charm still intact. Convenient location close to Canal Park.

The location was perfect for me.

Staff was very nice. The room was a good size and clean. Great location as well.

If you don’t mind drunkards yelling across the street at the nearby bars, this may be a good place to stay.

We booked our hotel on hotels.com very last minute. They weren't quite ready for us when we got there but there are plenty of bars and restaurants to keep you entertained if you must wait. The bed was comfy and the room was good, I wouldn't say great because the window was really hard to open and the sill was pretty gross (damn pigeons). I know that's hard to keep up on but would be nice to get fresh air without the poop staring at ya. The restaurant attached the hotel was so cute and delicious, highly recommend grabbing a bite there before you take off.

We had a great stay and the breakfast was so good

Old, quaint hotel. The staff is superior. The hotel is dingier than the pictures show. The rooms are off decorated for a what was at one time a very elegant hotel. No hair dryer. No coffee machine. You have to buy coffee from the restaurant in the hotel, which does serve good food.

Breakfast was not included.

Beautiful older style downtown hotel. Rooms a tad small but nice and clean. Parking could be a problem. Weren’t many spots left, but we got one. No coffee or breakfast.

An old hotel with a lot of history. There is a restaurant attached with excellent breakfast and lunch menu

A sensitively restored 100 year old hotel with decent comforts and some charm. Fewer amenities than the better chains but far more pleasant. Quiet, dignified, good staff. The Androy probably has best breakfast in town.

Staff was rude at late night check in, breakfast was subpar, parking lot was a bit sketchy feeling but that comes with the area. Room was clean for the most part, some trash left in the can.

It was my first time staying here and it was a great experience. Old boutique hotel that I understand was recently updated. Very clean and smelled wonderful everywhere. My room had a full kitchen area with a working sink. Many outlets. Lots of closet space and the king size bed was very comfy. The lobby has a lot of character with a fireplace and lovely furniture. It was reasonably priced and there is a restaurant on site with good food. I will definitely be staying here again when I go to Duluth.

The room was comfy and convenient to have a restaurant in the same building Off street, free parking was appreciated!