Legendary Waters Resort & Casino

Brian Hinderscheit

Right on the lake, very nice view and even with a small casino was still surprisingly quiet and calm. The rooms were larger then expected, only down part if you looks the furniture would have damage. Huge closet space and very nice bathrooms.It shows and says they have a restaurant, but when we were there it was not accessible other than the snack bar with the same food.

Adam and Ashley McConeghy

Absolutely horrible! When you work for a company who pays for your rooms for overnight trips and feel guilty that it cost so much. $200 a night in mid fall. Really. As you can see in the picture shower head had no holder. Turn the light switch off and everything in the room doesn't work til you figure out what plug to actually use. If you drive a semi or large vehicle get ready you have to park across the street even though the parking lot is not even 20% full. 1000% will never stay hear again or tell anyone that its a decent place to stay. I do overnights at least once a week as a semi driver and I have had better stays, rooms and so on from the $99 type of hotels then this one. Avoid, avoid, AVOID. the only thing they have going for them is location being so far north.

Margaret N

We had such a nice stay at Legendary Waters. Check in was easy, and our room was clean and very comfortable. The view of the lake was just beautiful, I could have sat and looked out at it all day, it was so peaceful. Skyler at the front desk was very kind and helpful. She let us know the pool and dining area were closed but it should be open tomorrow (today) We’re in our 70s, so the pool didn’t really matter to us, but she made sure to tell us about a place in town that delivered right to our room, which was thoughtful. She also noticed my husband having trouble walking and asked if we needed help with our luggage. Everyone we met was polite and friendly, which made us feel welcome and I would gladly recommend Legendary Waters to others.

Jordan Pedretti

I stayed here for two nights, (Thursday and Friday night) and it was not great, but it wasn't terrible. There wasn't much service, take that how you'd like. The pros: It's close to Bayfield, it's right on the lake, I could see potential hunting opportunities around the area, and there are a lot of places to hike and adventure within driving distance. There also seems to be a lot of history in the area, but that doesn't necessarily come from the resort itself. The cons: To start, right when I got into my room the light didn't work (not a deal breaker). When I decided it was time for supper I was excited to visit the restaurant, but that was closed because they didn't have staff. They said they'd be open in the morning for breakfast, they weren't. Still not a broken experience, but when I went to the hot tub to relax away the miles I'd put on in the area, the water was warm and the jets didn't work. Im not trying to be critical, but for 200 dollars a night on week nights I really expect to have good experiences with the amenities that they say are provided. All in all, I felt like the experience I had would have been expected for half the price. Would I recommend? Maybe. There may be circumstances where being here is the best option, but if your vacationing I'd look for another place.

Connie Moore

I’m not a gambler but the Legendary Waters Resort & Casino fit my itinerary well on a recent bike trip and I really enjoyed it. It’s clean and they’re friendly and accommodating. It’s also more quiet than I expected. The coffee truck outside has delicious breakfast sandwiches and coffee and the sunrise was spectacular!