906-214-2308
906-265-9100
40 E Adams St
Iron River, MI 49935
Lodging at Ski Brule in Brule Village
Ski Brule Village is ideal lodging for families with different winter recreation interests. Michigan’s snowmobile trail system passes through Brule Village and connects to the vast trail systems of the Upper Peninsula and Wisconsin. Brule Village chalets are tucked in the Northwoods, providing the perfect setting for a family vacation full of winter activities or relaxing by the fireplace with a good book while the children are tearing up the slopes and friends are touring Upper Peninsula snowmobiling trails.
800-DO-BRULE
or
906-265-4957
Motel Information
About Us
- Check in: 4:00pm
- Check out: 10:00am
- Age: Guest must be 25 years of age or older with valid ID to check in. ($500 cash deposit required for any guests under the age of 25. Please call the property for details and to book if you are under the age of 25)
- Accepted payment: Visa, American Express, Discover, Mastercard, Please note: 50% deposit is required upon booking.
- Pet Fee Anderson Lake: $40/pet/night. Pets not declared will be charged $75/night for entire stay and pets not declared in non-pet unit will be charged nightly pet rate $75/pet/night plus minimum $100 pet clean fee.
- Tenant is responsible for payment of all damages caused by pets. All properties at Ski Brule are pet free except Anderson
Amenities
- Ski Brule Village is located within walking of the slopes at Ski Brule and FREE shuttle service is available daily to and from the slopes. (Anderson Lake Lodge is located 15 minutes from Ski Brule.)
- Ski and snowboarding lessons
- Rentals: snowboard, ski, snow skates, snowshoe, fat bike
- Equipment tech shop (hot wax, full tune, etc)
- Bears den pro shop
- Golden bear gift shop
- Special event activities
Rentals in Brule Village
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Anderson Lake Lodge
Nightly Rate: $700 nightly (3 night min), $820 Holiday (3 night min.), $700 summer (5 night min.) Sleeps Max: 16, 6 Bedrooms, 4 Baths, Complete Kitchen, Inside Hot Tub, Sauna, 2 Sets Twin Bunk Beds, 2 Double, 3 Queen, 2 Twin Daybeds with Trundles. Allows Pets. Private Lake, Not located in Village, 350 Acres of Property, Snowmobile Trail Direct Access, On 50 Acre Secluded Lake -
Retriever Ridge
$500 Nightly, $580 Holiday, $340 Summer, $2750 Summer Monthly, Sleeps Max: 12, 2 Bedroom, Loft Bedroom, Lower Level Sleeping Area, Full Kitchen, Fireplace. Bedroom 1: 1 King, Bedroom 2: 1 Queen, Lower Level: 1 Twin Over Double Bunk Beds
Loft: 3 Twin Beds & 1 Double Bed. -
Woodlands – Upper Duplex
Upper Duplex: $420 nightly, $500 Holiday, $260 Summer, $2,550 Summer Monthly, Sleeps Max: 10, 4 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, 2 Queen, 6 Twins, Sauna, Full Kitchen, Outdoor Hot Tub. -
Woodlands – Lower Duplex
Lower Duplex: $315 Nightly, $390 Holiday, $180 Summer, $1,655 Monthly Summer. Sleeps Max: 6, 2 Bedrooms, 1 Bath, 2 Twin, 1 Full, 1 Queen, Sauna, Full Kitchen, Outdoor Hot Tub.
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Beaver Lodge – Lower Duplex
Lower Duplex: $315 Nightly, $390 Holiday, $180 Summer, $1,655 Summer Monthly., Sleeps Max: 6, 2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 1 Queen, Twin Bunk Bed, 1 Twin Daybed with Twin Trundle, Outdoor Hot Tub, Fireplace, Sauna, Complete Kitchen, Connects To Upper Unit Interiorly. -
Beaver Lodge – Upper Duplex
Top Duplex: $420 Nightly, $500 Holiday, $260 Summer, $2,550 Summer Monthly., Sleeps Max: 9, 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, 3 Queens, 3 Twins, Outdoor Hot Tub, Fireplace, Complete Kitchen. Upper and lower duplex interiorly connect. -
Eagles Nest Upper Duplex
Nightly Rate: $420 Nightly, $500 Holiday, $260 Summer, $2,550 Summer Monthly,. Sleeps Max: 10, 2 Bedrooms & Loft, Complete Kitchen, 1 Full Bath, 1 Half Bath, Fireplace, 2 Queen, 4 Twin, 2 Full -
Eagles Nest Lower Duplex
Nightly Base rate: $315 Nightly, $390 Holiday, $180 Summer, $1655 Summer Monthly, Sleeps Max: 4, 2 Bedrooms, Complete Kitchen, 1 Full Bath, Gas Fireplace, 1 Full & 1 Queen -
Maple Leaf
Nightly Base rate: $470 Nightly, $550 Holiday, NA Summer, COMING NOVEMBER 2024 .. OUTDOOR HOT TUB!!, Sleeps Max: 9, 4 Bedrooms, Complete Kitchen, 1 Full Bath, 1 Half Bath, 1 Shower Room, Gas Fireplace, Hot Tub, 1 King, 2 Queen, 1 Full & 1 twin. Available for lodging rental November through April
Attractions
- SKI BRULE - BRULE CAFE: Open 8:00-4:30 when lifts operate, start your day right with made to order breakfast (mid-week), or pick up a breakfast sandwich to start your day off right. Lunch options include burgers, brats, fries, cheese curds, salad, pasties, soup, chili and Brule Cafe’ has several ‘healthy options’ too!
- SKI BRULE - HILLSIDE EVENING DINING: Looking for a great dining experience? Look no further then the Hillside Dining room at the Brule Saloon, serving at 5:00 P.M. with early & late season hours that vary. Dinner menu includes steak, pasta, salad, burgers, wraps and Ski Brule’s Up North Style Fish Fry on Friday evenings.
- SKI BRULE - BRULE SALOON: Open daily from 5pm to 8pm, the Brule Saloon serves a selection of hot and cold beverages with the best views of the slopes. Late night munchies are also available at Brule Saloon.
- SKI BRULE - HOMESTEAD LODGE: The mid mountain Homestead Lodge is a unique stop to grab a bite to eat, relax and warm up. Built in the 1800’s and decorated with antiques, the Homestead Lodge at Ski Brule is a ‘must visit’ on your Michigan vacation. Homestead Lodge is accessible during the day from Homestead Trail and North Forty Trails. Open 9-4:00
- 7.9mi Iron River - restaurants, shops, grocery stores, gas stations
- 23mi Crystal Falls - restaurants, shops, grocery stores, gas stations
- 12mi Youngs - pool, sauna, hot tub, dining, bar, golf simulator, XC trails
- 19mi Alpha Michigan Brewing Company
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