3.5 Basic hotel w an indoor pool, friendly staff and a…read moretrailer friendly parking lot. It's a bit dated and the rooms we stayed in had that old funky smell of accumulated sweat/dirt/cleaning solution coming from the carpet. There's no fitness room, breakfast consists of juices, waffles, bagels, toast and yogurt/boiled eggs in the refrigerator. Overall, it's an a-okay spot to stay at when in Marysville.

I recently had the pleasure of staying at the Lakeview Hills Country Club. I don't golf but did…read moreenjoy other amenities. I spent three nights in the hotel (which was very nice) in a room with a deck overlooking the golf course--so did enjoy the game vicariously. I ate at two of the three restaurants and attended a wedding and reception. Food was excellent at both restaurants and at the reception. At Emilio's Prime I enjoyed a wonderful beet/field green/goat cheese salad and a very tasty filet mignon Oscar. The crab appeared to have been sautéed instead of just boiled which added another dimension of flavor. The wine list was quite extensive and offered wines at a variety of price levels. They served the sorbet with champagne which I'd never experienced before. I took my yummy lemon meringue pie back to my room. I also ate twice at The Tin Cup where I had a chicken sandwich with a nice rosemary mayo and a Wagyu burger--both were excellent. The buffet at the reception was also very tasty as well as piping hot, nicely presented and never empty. Most impressive throughout my stay was the outstanding service--from the front desk staff to the organizers, servers and bartenders at the restaurants, wedding and reception. Staff were very friendly, accommodating and professional. The bartenders who served me lunch also served drinks at the reception and were delightful young women (their names escape me). Heather in The Tin Cup was very nice, friendly and provided more excellent service. Bonus--while having dinner at Emilio's, I met the man (Michael McMath) who painted the murals throughout the facility. I'm visiting from out of state but if I have the occasion to return to the area will plan to stay and/or eat here again.

Been playing golf there for 40 years. Really like the courses. Unfortunately they raised their…read moreprices $15 to $85 and $80 on the north and south Friday, Saturday and Sundays. Disappointed I can't afford to pay these astronomical prices for basically a decent public course that takes a long time to play and greens and tee boxes that are slightly above average. I'm sure they will keep getting the business because it's the only course in the area, but pricing out the regulars is a bummer.

Kind of awkward because it's nestled in a trailer park. We weren't sure if we had the right place…read moreat first. The lady that checked us in was really nice, she runs the motel and the trailer park. The water is a short walk away. The room was cozy and clean. My bf got called back to work a few hours in, and we called the front desk lady to tell her and she was sympathetic. Sad we lost out on $75, but it was a great place to set our stuff down while we explored briefly. I joked with him that it seemed like I was the hourly lady of the night since we were only in the room for an hour once we got back.

Wonderful motel set inside a very pleasant trailer park. The owners are extremely pleasant and…read morevery service focused. I had a technical issue with my room and they fixed it right away. I will definitely be back!

Really enjoyable stay overall. The building has a lot of charm and fits Lexington perfectly. The…read morerooms were clean, comfortable, and had a relaxing historic small-town feel without feeling outdated. Breakfast was simple but good, and the location makes it easy to walk around town or head down toward the water. The best part is probably the atmosphere -- it feels more personal and unique than a standard hotel. Four stars instead of five only because there are still a few small details and updates that could make the experience feel a little more polished. Overall, definitely worth staying at if you want a relaxing Lexington weekend.

Overall, our stay was good, but our experience with management left us disappointed…read more The room was clean, comfortable, and met our expectations. We had an issue with the TV during our stay, but the staff responded quickly and were polite, friendly, and helpful in resolving it. We also ate at the hotel restaurant. The service was excellent, and the staff there were attentive and welcoming. While the food was just average, the great service made for an enjoyable meal. Unfortunately, our experience at checkout was very different. Due to unexpected circumstances, we needed to leave one day early. Before speaking with the front desk, I reviewed the hotel's reservation policy and understood that an early departure fee could apply, which we were prepared to pay. However, the hotel manager did not take the time to listen to our request or review the reservation policy with us. Instead, she seemed focused on her phone and came across as unapproachable and uninterested in helping. We weren't expecting the fee to be waived--we simply hoped for a conversation and a willingness to look into our options. The front-line staff provided excellent customer service throughout our stay, but the interaction with the manager did not reflect that same level of professionalism or hospitality. With more attentive management, this would have been a much better overall experience.

Fantastic ~2 hour cruise along St. Claire river and onto Lake Huron! We experienced a competent…read more crew, interesting information along the way, plenty of sitting space, clean bathrooms, room to walk around for views and photos, and available snacks and drinks. Pictures are taken at the beginning. I was a tad annoyed that they didn't seem to be optional and I wasn't interested. However, after seeing the photos, the reasonable $10 charge wasn't bad.

This was different! A cruise into Port Huron to watch the beginning of the Mackinac race. It was a…read morecloudy day and still exciting to follow the sailboats to the starting point. They played the starts on the radio (at times it was difficult to hear due to poor reception). So fun to watch and at one point we were so close the coast guard came by and told us to "MOVE BACk!" Great time easy to see and still protected from the rain .

This was just what we needed to get away. First small trip with our 5 month old to test the…read morewaters. This AirBNB was close to Lexington (5min drive) so we could do some walking and sightseeing. There was everything we could ask for. Keurig with KCups, Sugar and 2 jugs for water. A french press was available too. Alice even put a jug in the fridge so it was cold. It was very clean as well. The bathroom was stocked with communal toiletries, and the kitchen jad a variety of condiments and spices to use. She has some clear instructions on a printed sheet which were helpful, things were clearly marked for ease of navigation, there were a few books, magazines, and board games. Alice should update the photos because she also added a small table with chairs and an extendable leaf for dining. The decor was cute, and the bed and couch were so comfy. I honestly cant wait to stay again and I'm generally more of a hotel person instead of Airbnb.

Management and owners are very welcoming and provide excellent accommodations for pricing. Property…read moreis clean professionally maintained regulary.

Great rates clean rooms great change from past owners weekly rates available I stayed 2 months…read morewith no issues

We asked for our money back before we even arrived. Had friends friends living in Lexington and…read morethey checked it out. Place is old, not vintage clean. Woman running the place is not really the sharpest tool in the shed. Do not recommend.

My wife and I stayed two great nights at the Powell House B&B. This was our first experience at a…read moreB&B and we loved it! The home is eloquently decorated with many beautiful antique furnishings. Our spacious room had a comfortable brass king size bed, our own full bath, and a small TV on which I sadly watched the Lions lose on Sunday night. Another weekend highlight was the delicious breakfasts served at the large dining room table. The pictures and family photos on the walls added to the homelike feel, but best of all, we did feel at home, welcome, and like family.