Indoor Dining on the Water

Floating in our indoor harbor is the 25 foot "Porpoise" sailboat. Built in 1934 by naval architect John Deering, this fine wooden craft spent her youth gracefully gliding through waters of the Great Lakes.

The "Porpoise" is living out her golden years as a very special dining room for our guests. Her cabin, which seats up to four, is available for your special dining experience. Reservations are opened every October and fill up quickly. However ... be sure to ask as there are often available dates and an occasional cancelation.

Intimate Windmill Setting

The old 1920's Windmill, between the lobby and the Salem Lounge was saved from destruction by founder Edward Wolowiec. The cozy booth in this secluded alcove is an intimate setting for "popping the question", a romantic dinner for two, or a convivial semi-private setting for four.

This is a cozy room to enjoy a little privacy and still enjoy music from the bar. Ask for it when you call or go online to reserve.

The Secret Room

Port Edward's lounge overlooking the beautiful Fox River was inspired by the House of Seven Gables in Salem, Massachusetts. That house had a secret room. Here too is a secret room in the lounge. Look and see if you can find it. Another romantic spot for drinks and appetizers.