“We loved staying in this space - super safe and comfortable. The kitchen had everything we needed, and Emily was very responsive and kind not to mention so welcoming. We’d for sure book here again! We chose this spot for our home base as we visited Marquette for the Hiawatha music festival and felt right at home. Made for a magical time!”
~ Jenny
What are people saying about Summit Oaks?
“This place exceeded our expectations. It was very clean, cozy, well decorated, stocked with amenities and the beds were comfortable. We felt at home during our stay. If we ever visit the area again, we will seek availability here first.”
~ Carinna
Newark, Ohio
“Quant home which was very clean. Walking distance to campus and downtown. Great price for the accommodations. Host had very good accommodations and was very welcoming. Would highly recommend!!!!”
~Michael
Millington, Michigan
“Emily was super friendly and helpful, we got a wonderful welcome gift and the instructions and expectations were very clear and forward. The space was very friendly and super easy to feel right at home. We were able to relax inbetween shopping on Washington, visiting Blackrocks, and lounging on the beach. It was the perfect location only minutes away from downtown, nature walks, and on a quiet street. The basement bedroom was very cool on warm days and having a private bathroom away from the rest of the house was very convient. The backyard was also cozy and we saw 2 deer through the fence on our first night!”
~Aurielle
Roseville, Michigan
“We had a great stay here. The building is just as described, and the location is very convenient - currently the closest Airbnb to NMU, Presque Isle, and the beaches in the north part of Marquette. Coffee, restaurants, and shopping on 3rd Street are a 5-10 minute walk away. The living area is cozy and clean, the kitchen is well-appointed for cooking, the value for having TWO bedrooms and TWO full bathrooms, plus in-unit laundry, is great. It's a very convenient home away from home that we look forward to visiting again.”
~Jesse
Naperville, Illinois
