Such an appropriate title for this B&B. It sets the stage for the type of stay your going to have…read more The main house was booked and we had to stay at their cabin. When the owner mentioned it, I was very disappointed, but once we were there, I was so happy with the opportunity. With any B&B, you're staying in the main house, having idle chit chat with other guests, and sometimes hear people in other rooms. The cabin, you have none of this, just perfect tranquility, silence, and isolation. The owners stocked up the fridge for us and we can have breakfast in our own cabin. It was more of a continental breakfast, hard boiled eggs, yogurt, granola, etc..., but it was so pleasant. The cabin is located about 500 feet from the main house and several miles from the main road, and about 8 miles from downtown Traverse City. You really get in the woods feeling without being to far from the city and you have a river flowing through your backyard. It is a really nice place and I would gladly stay there again.

A marvelous place to stay, just far enough from TC to isolate you from the noise of the city while…read morestill being close enough to drive in for dinner. The accommodations are beautiful and relaxing, and the Boardman River runs right through the property. Brian's breakfast are something to really look forward to, with fresh fruit accompanying great omlettes, pancakes, French toast, sausage, and more, with a different selection every day. We're looking forward to returning.

My wife and I spent the weekend there recently when my wife had a family reunion nearby. Had a very…read morepleasant stay in the American Rose suite. Room was very clean and bed was comfortable. Keep in mind that there is no AC for those few days in Michigan that you may need it. Also all rooms do not have adjoining bathrooms. Some rooms must use the common bathroom down the hall. The hosts were very accomadating and the breakfasts are well prepared and delicious. A very enjoyable stay!

My wife and I came to Greg & Cindi's for a fall color getaway on the recommendation of a friend and…read morewe were not disappointed! Warm hospitality, wonderful accommodations, many attractions nearby, great breakfasts. We visited the Arcadia Bluffs Country Club, hiked on some of the beautiful local trails overlooking Lake Mi, checked out Sleeping Bear Dunes, Glen Arbor, and local wineries. Greg or Cindi can provide good advice on other things to do as well. (PS. Don't let the shared bathrooms on some of the rooms be a deterrent.... it is a very nice setup and was not a problem especially since there were two separate nice bathrooms available and sinks in all the rooms.)

Absolutely one of the best B&B experiences to date!…read more We stayed a total of three nights in the Celtic Garden Room. The room was small and quaint with a beautiful, private side garden. The hosts were super friendly and very informative about the area. The breakfasts were delicious and expertly prepared. We really felt like we were part of the family during the stay. Best place to stay in Traverse City hands down. Can't wait to return next time we hit northern Michigan.

Stayed here two nights in May with three other family members. The accommodations were awesome. And…read morethe breakfast was better than I've had in some 5star restaurants. If you're looking for a place to stay I suggest you give the Aberdeen Stone Cottage a try. I guarantee you won't be disappointed!

I can't imagine a more charming place to stay. Everything was amazing!…read more Libby and her husband were the perfect hosts. It was obvious how much care they put into making our stay a memorable one. Fabulous homemade breakfasts every morning, beautiful grounds with hammocks, fire pit, awesome party barn with all the amenities you could think of. I can't recommend this beautiful B&B enough!

Stayed here for the 4th of July weekend great host but breakfast was all vegetarian not for me!…read moreGive me real sausage not plants! Lol However the room was great, very spacious and the bed was comfortable. Nice common area and lots of outdoor things to do around the area! Enjoyed our time here, but a bit pricey.

Stop what you're doing and book a stay at the Dempsey Manor. It's an old Victorian home that has…read morepassed hands a few times, and currently is a bed-and-breakfast, one of the most charming and cute that I've ever seen. Stayed here for one night during a Northwest Michigan nature getaway. Jan and Jim are both super hip kind folks that gladly take care of your every need or want. Jan was very accommodating with my vegan lifestyle and made me a delicious breakfast. The rooms are all decorated different, with lots of original and traditional Victorian decor. Lots of opportunity to learn about the history of the home, the prior owners, and the town. Plenty of literature. The sunroom is fantastic! There's really so much to say, but I'll leave it at-trust this five star review and book your stay here, ASAP!

I didn't get to stay here yet because I did t make a reservation early enough, but I still got to…read morego in for a tour. For a fifteen dollar donation I got to enjoy two hours of Jim's hospitality, meeting the cats and the talkative parrot Josefina - Jose for short. The collections are really impressive, the architecture is both stunning and cozy. I wish I could hang out with Jim and Jan for the whole weekend just learning about them, the house and the collections. I learned a lot!

Breath of Heaven is exactly the term for Jim and Laurie's Bed & Breakfast!…read moreI love that it's far enough away from downtown Traverse City yet close enough to everything we wanted to do! I enjoyed the suite room with the fireplace and sauna tub, great to relax! The breakfast was phenomenal!!!! Great coffee also...Fell in love with the place that I reserved the same suite for the week of 2024 Cherry Festival which I've never attended. If you want a lil' piece of Heaven, I suggest you come here!!! Regards, Sherrie Peterson

Scott and Laurie run a very pleasant and welcoming B&B out of their large log cabin home near…read moreTraverse City. They were accommodating to us on very short notice and served as our base for exploring the Leelenau Peninsula. Our room was comfortable with a nice queen size bed and we got some wonderful sunset photos off of the back deck over looking some of their 12 acres. The sun was beautiful as it dipped below the tree line. Breakfast with good coffee was homemade by Scott and included his delicious french toast in a caramel vanilla egg wash.