Best rooms and suites at Stonewall Resort — ranked
Top choice: Presidential Suite — best for groups or families who want the most living space and sofa beds for extra guests. Runner-up: Junior Suite for couples or small families; lakeside Cottages are the best private option (pets allowed in cottages).
In this guide
- 1. Presidential Suite — best for large families or groups
- 2. Junior Suite — best for couples or small families who want a sofa bed
- 3. Cottage, 2 Bedrooms, Lake View Room — best for privacy and pets
- 4. Room, with Sofa bed, Lake View — best lodge option for families who want a lake view
- 5. Room, Lake View — best budget lake-facing choice
- 6. Room / Room, Bathtub / Room, Multiple Beds — good for straightforward stays
1. Presidential Suite — best for large families or groups
Why pick it: The Presidential Suite offers the most living space and sleeping options at the resort, with 1 King Bed and 2 Double Sofa Beds, making it the obvious pick when you need extra sleeping capacity without booking multiple rooms.
Who it fits: Families traveling together, groups that want a single shared living area, or guests planning a weekend stay for a small celebration who want separate sleeping and sitting areas.
- Beds: 1 King Bed and 2 Double Sofa Beds
- Best for: multi-adult groups, families with kids, extra sleeping space without separate rooms
- Access to all resort amenities (spa, pool, restaurants) is the same as other suites
| Feature | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Sleeps | King + two sofa beds |
| Ideal for | Groups/families |
| Booking notes | Confirm exact bed layout and accessible features when reserving |
2. Junior Suite — best for couples or small families who want a sofa bed
Why pick it: The Junior Suite pairs a king bed with a Double Sofa Bed, giving couples room to spread out or a small family room to sleep an extra child without booking a second room.
Who it fits: Couples who want a living area, small families or guests who value an in-room lounge space for working or relaxing.
- Beds: 1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed
- Good balance of space and value compared with the Presidential Suite
- Standard lodge-room amenities and complimentary high-speed Wi‑Fi
| Pro | Con |
|---|---|
| Separate sitting area | Less expensive than the Presidential Suite |
| Sleeps 3–4 comfortably | Smaller than full suite |
3. Cottage, 2 Bedrooms, Lake View Room — best for privacy and pets
Why pick it: Cottages provide a house-like layout with multiple bedrooms and lake views. They are the easiest way to get a more private stay on the water while keeping access to the lodge’s restaurants and amenities.
Who it fits: Families or groups who want separate bedrooms, longer stays, or guests traveling with pets (Stonewall Resort permits pets in Cottages; check the resort’s pet rules and fees when booking).
- Beds: 1 King Bed and 2 Twin Beds
- Pets: Cottages accept pets; owners must follow the resort’s pet policy and pay the pet fee noted by the property
- Typical cottage perks: kitchen or kitchenette, more living space, direct lake access or short walk to the marina
| Cottage advantage | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Separate bedrooms | Privacy for multiple adults or parents with children |
| Lakeside setting | Easy access to boating and lake activities |
| Pet-friendly (in cottages) | Bring a pet without booking a separate lodge room |
4. Room, with Sofa bed, Lake View — best lodge option for families who want a lake view
Why pick it: This lodge room combines a King Bed with a Double Sofa Bed plus lake views, so it’s a solid choice when you want a waterfront perspective without moving into a cottage.
Who it fits: Small families or visitors who prioritize being near the lodge’s restaurants and pools while still enjoying lake views.
- Beds: 1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed
- Location: in the lodge with quick access to Stillwaters, TJ Muskies, the pool and meeting spaces
- Good for short stays and plugged-in travelers — Wi‑Fi is included
| Feature | Notes |
|---|---|
| Lake view | Yes — room category indicates lake-facing windows |
| Sofa bed | Adds extra sleeping space |
| Pet policy | Lodge rooms may accept pets — check resort rules and fees |
5. Room, Lake View — best budget lake-facing choice
Why pick it: If a lake view is your priority but you don’t need extra beds or suite space, the Room, Lake View delivers the view with standard lodge-room amenities.
Who it fits: Couples or solo travelers who want natural scenery and quick access to the resort’s trails, marina and dining without the extra square footage of a suite or cottage.
- Beds: 2 Queen Beds (Room, Lake View) — check the exact bed configuration when booking
- Good value choice for travelers who plan to spend most of their time outside the room
- Located in the lodge near public areas like the lobby and restaurants
| Consider | Tip |
|---|---|
| Window views vary | Ask for a higher floor or a room specifically listed as lake-facing |
| Noise | Rooms near public areas may hear activity; request a quieter location if needed |
6. Room / Room, Bathtub / Room, Multiple Beds — good for straightforward stays
Why pick it: Standard lodge rooms (including Room, Bathtub and Room, Multiple Beds) are the practical choice for guests who want a simple, comfortable room with resort access and basic amenities.
Who it fits: Solo travelers, business guests, or families who prefer separate bookings across multiple standard rooms rather than suites or cottages.
- Room, Bathtub (Tub): available with 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds
- Room: commonly offered with 2 Queen Beds (check your booking)
- Room, Multiple Beds: lists 1 Double Sofa Bed and 1 King Bed — useful when you need mixed sleeping furniture
| Room type | Typical bed options |
|---|---|
| Room, Bathtub (Tub) | 1 King or 2 Queens |
| Room | 2 Queens |
| Room, Multiple Beds | 1 King + 1 Double Sofa Bed |
