We stayed at Larsmont for two nights for our 5th anniversary, and for the most part the resort exceeded our expectations. The (one-bedroom) cottage we had was terrific, and since we we went with the intention of cooking, we brought nearly everything needed for the meals we planned. The kitchen was well-equipped and very nice, and our patio grill, although needing a cleaning (which was easy enough to do) when we first fired it up, was fine. Our cottage (#385) was back a bit from the actual shoreline, but this actually worked out to be a good thing, since the winds (which were fairly heavy for most of the time we were there) were blocked by the woods immediately next to the cabin, and allowed us to enjoy the patio more than if we were right on the shoreline. We were also able to take advantage of their May-June special rate, which knocked about 15-20% off the usual fee.
Would we go back? Absolutely.
A few things to consider:
-We had never been to Two Harbors, and so packed nearly all our food. But if you're coming from the Twin Cities (or wherever else where you're spending some hours in the car), you may want to wait to purchase the bulk of the stuff you need at the SuperOne in Two Harbors - it's actually pretty well stocked, and if we did it again we would probably only pack the meats (we used a cooler to deal with the 3 hour trip)
-The cabin was very relaxing in its own right, and we actually never made it to the spa or pool in the main lodge, although they looked nice
-Our grill ran out of gas midway through cooking a meal, and a phone call to the lodge had a replacement tank to our patio in literally less than 5 minutes. Very responsive.
-One gripe: Fire pits. As mentioned, it was very windy during much of the time we were there, however, late afternoon of the second day, the winds died to nothing, and it would have been a perfect evening for a fire on the lake. When we inquired about getting one going in the pit out near the shoreline, we were told by the front desk that "maintenance had gone for the day." Sorry, kids, but for the amount people pay for this place per night, that just doesn't cut it.
-Second issue, not really a gripe - They claim high-speed internet access, but upon arriving we discovered neither my wife's laptop nor mine would connect to their network, no matter what we did. No big deal, we were there to relax, but on the second day, I discovered the wi-fi waypoint in our cottage, reset it, and everything worked fine from then on.
-The Split Rock Lighthouse tour is very interesting if you haven't seen it/been there already, especially if you get some decent weather to admire the grounds and the lake - you're able to get very close to some of the cliffs, and the views are spectacular.
-Definitely hit Betty's Pies, we can't speak for the other food they offer, but the pie lived up to its billing.

We went here for out 10yr anniversary.The rooms were Great.The Bed was the best one I have ever slept in.Forgot to look at the name on it, So I could see where to buy one for at home.The bathroom was nice and big. The 2 person tub was ok.Nothing that I don't have at home.Liked the walk in shower just wish it had a better shower head.We could hear everything in the building unit we were in.Did go to the out door bonfire pit by the point.Was a group of people there from a wedding party for the weekend.They were all drunk and loud.Would have liked to watch the sunset without hearing "Oh I don't feel good...." And alot of swearing.And other things came out to.We bought the bed and breakfast package.I would recommend going to a different place to eat All your meals.We went for dinner was told dress for upscale meal.I would have thought with the prices on the menu that started at $25 and went up.nice was a buttoned up shirt and docker slacks for him. And for her a sweater and dress pants or a dress.That is what we wore.Never felt so out of place with what I was wearing .We were over dressed.I mean come on the fire place was lit, linens on the tables this candles lit.It was so loud we had to yell at the waitress to have her hear what we wanted to order.And to have people in their hunting clothes that just came in from the field,Ripped up jeans and a tee shirts.Very disappointing when we were told upscale.Yes the only thing upscale was the $175.00 bill. Breakfast was even worse.Didn't care what I was wearing in the morning but still looked nice.Not like I went in my pj's.Like others did.But we were the first ones standing in line to get in.They opened 1 hr late.And only had 1 waitress for 30 tables.And she was also the Hostess.Food was ok nothing to die for.But My Hubby did ask how they make the smoked salmon.He loved that at dinner.And has made it at home since.But it was not the same as at their restaurant.So over all if all you need is a very nice place to sleep with the best beds stay here.But pass on the Restaurant their ,or better yet save your self the money and don't buy a package with it included.

Things were very quiet at the Larsmont Cottages in April. I'd imagine they're quite busy during the peak tourist season. Everything was great! We would return anytime to enjoy this lake side resort. The cottages closest to the lake are: 280-287, 235-232, and 360-367. All cottages are non-smoking. Daily housekeeping services are not included in the room price (although housekeeping services are available at an additional cost). On-site massage services are available ranging from $60-$110 (for 30-90 minutes).

A great location if you don't want the bother of driving all the way to Bluefin Bay in Tofte. The re-engineering of Hwy 61 keeps it from being the beast it formerly was. If you don't have as much time and don't want to spend it all driving a less interesting by-way, Larsmont is a nice basecamp. You can still make a day of Split Rock Lighthouse and Gooseberry. There are more trails and bike paths every year or so. So fewer minutes and miles of road.

Admittedly, if you had a tradition of heading north for Grand Marais, or the Superior National Golf Course... then you'll want to stay at least as far east as Tofte or Lutsen. However if you just need a little North Shore fix, Larsmont is perfect.

Can be a little bit pricey. The shoulder season rates start a little later than appropriate, but it depends on why you are making the trip.