Hiker Hostel - Private Room 2 Twin bed/shared bath

This is a private bedroom with two twin beds. Shared full bathroom and the rest of the downstairs. Accomodates 1 or 2 persons. I live onsite and will interract with you and others during your stay. I am commonly asked by guests to socialize with them indoors and outside. So, if you are a private person who doesn't like interacting with other people, hostelling may not be your thing. If that is the case, let me know right away. The space Formerly a general store, train station, apartment, and even a salon, the Hiker Hostel is the only hostel in Michigan's Upper Peninsula! Six Bedrooms, common spaces, dorm-style sleeping, and private and shared bathrooms. We are conveniently located in the central part of the eastern Upper Peninsula. We are about half an hour from either end of Pictured Rocks, and 90 minutes or less from Sault Ste. Marie. Marie, St. Ignace, Marquette, and Escanaba. Guest access You have private bedroom & shared bathroom. You have access to the kitchen, dining, living room, outdoor fire ring, and river access. During your stay Myself or another manager will be on site during your stay. There is no self check in. As a hostel, hostel staff will check you in. This is a non-negotiable. Additionally, this is a hostel. What is a hostel? It is lodging where you share common spaces, like living rooms, laundry rooms, outdoor areas. You have a shared room with a private bath. I live onsite and will interract with you and others during your stay. Mostly at check in and check out. But I am commonly asked by guests to socialize with them indoors and outside at the fire ring. So, if you are a private person who doesn't like I teracting with other people, hostelling may not be your thing. If that is the case, let me know right away. Other things to note If you need to arrange a ride to a trailhead, a guided bird tour, or anything else above and beyond, please contact us before your arrival. The owner is the author of 50 Hikes in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, 50 Hikes on the North Country Trail, and is a retired career biologist. He is well-versed in the trails in the area and the wildlife, and is happy to share what he knows.