As long as you don't want to sleep the place is passable . Both weekend night 3 gang loads of cars pulled into parking lot ,yelled ,swore ,opened and closed doors ,and basically partied . There is a caretaker on sight who had the phone off the hook or was getting too many calls but the people were never told to leave ,or police called . Left after a couple of hours on there own .

From service upon arrival to cleanliness of our room we were very pleased! The room (king jacuzzi/fireplace) wasn't perfumed to smell clean, it just was. The location was perfect (for us), a block from Fitger's Brewery and steps from The Lakewalk. Most rooms appeared to have a pretty decent view of the lake. All in all, we're impressed!! Stay!

We stayed at the Voyageur Lakewalk for two nights midweek in Sept. The price for a room with two queen beds was $79 plus tax which seemed pretty reasonable considering the downtown location and the good view. The room was clean and comfortable. It had a small refrigerator and coffee maker, but no microwave. The wi fi was fast enough. They have a patio overlooking the street and lake. It was pleasant to sit and watch the view. There was no breakfast, but they did have coffee and a small danish available in the lobbby.

A friend suggested this place and I thought I'd give it a try. The reviews seemed decent enough and I was traveling alone, on a budget. I paid about $100/night after taxes for a room with 2 queen beds on a Friday and Saturday in the middle of July.

The service was friendly and adequate. My room was clean and didn't and smelled neither of bleach nor anything nasty. Average room size with a small fridge, coffee maker, etc., etc. The roof deck and the free parking are probably the lone amenities of interest, but for $100/night in the middle of summer in Duluth in a prime location, I'm not complaining.

The motel is very close to the Fitger's Brewery Complex and not far from a bunch of other downtown and Canal Park spots. I was able to walk to both Canal Park & the Bayfront Festival grounds without batting an eye. It's a safe neighborhood. I wouldn't hesitate to walk around the area during the day or at night. With the A/C on (it was HOT in Duluth this summer), I slept well and didn't hear anyone above me or on either side. I did hear a few cars in the morning, but nothing that bothered me.

As for hookers and drug dealers... didn't see any. Where do people get these ideas?