Sweet owner/operator, she greeted us with her 3 adorable small children. She and her family live…read morenext door. Cramped quarters, & noisy when others guests arrive/depart, but that's to be expected in an old home. Very comfortable bed. Great, healthy breakfast! They need to bleach their bathroom grout/shower curtain, but other than that - a great stay.

We'd visited Traverse City a couple times before, but we'd always stayed several miles out of town…read more Oviatt House was a great change of pace, as it's just a 5-10 minute walk from all of the activity on Front Street and downtown Traverse City. There are even great places like Rare Bird Brewpub literally around the corner. The B&B itself is really charming and homey. Breakfast itself was a highlight, particularly the perfect balance of healthy & delicious that the innkeeper is able to strike. If you really want to spend time in town, Oviatt House is one of Traverse City's best options.

My husband and I stayed at the Grey Hare Inn over the July 4th holiday, we had been to the wineries…read moreon Mission Peninsula several times but had not stayed overnight. Our stay at the Grey Hare was thoroughly enjoyed by both of us. Derrek and Sarah were so attentive and made sure we were comfortable and had everything we needed. The attention to details was impressive - there were glasses of port and chocolate set out for us every night, homemade snacks available in the sitting room and the breakfasts Sarah prepared were so delicious they bordered on decadent. Every morning, Derrek served us a special homemade pastry with coffee at 8:30am while Sarah made our breakfast, ready at 9am. The timing was very relaxing and gave us a chance to enjoy the beautiful scenery surrounding the inn. We stayed in the Barnyard room, which was roomy with a separate sitting room where we could relax and enjoy the view of cherry orchards and bay. The linens were top quality, and the bed was very comfortable. We decided to stay on the peninsula for the majority of our visit and with the recommendations from Sarah and Derrek, we found a nice beach, a fancy restaurant, a retro general store and several roadside stands that sold cherry and lavender products. If you go, be sure to stop at the Harbor View Lavender Farm; their ice cream is special (lavender and honey)!

This is the perfect, romantic and elegant weekend getaway! Located in a perfect spot near all the…read morevineyards and access to Old Mission, Leelanau and Traverse City. The room was extremely nice, clean and high quality! The best part was the amazing hospitality from Karlee and her family. As soon as we walked in the door we were welcome with open arms. Karlee prepared absolutely delicious 5-star quality breakfasts and even provided a late night snack! We will definitely be coming back.

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.

Charlene and I recently stayed at the Hermitage for 3 days and it was the best experience we have…read moreever had at a bed and breakfast. Eric and Misty are friendly, knowledgeable and accessible hosts. The food they made was delicious and is chef-quality. They did their best to accommodate our dietary restrictions. All of these factors helped make our stay an amazing experience, as well as their advice on where to go and what to see in the area. The Inn itself is a large converted farmhouse on an organic cherry farm just north of Traverse City. it does sit next to a highway so there was some significant road noise at times. However it is still an idyllic peaceful property with many places to sit and contemplate nature.

Our stay at Country Hermitage was absolutely wonderful from start to finish…read more Misty was welcoming and kind, showing us around immediately and making us feel completely at home. The large wraparound porch was the highlight for us! Even though there had been quite a bit of rain, we were able to spend some time outside overlooking the cherry trees and we were able to see one of the most beautiful sunsets of our lives. The wide open fields that surround the property were a much-needed respite from city life. The home is cozy and historic feeling while somehow also seeming updated in many ways. Our room was well appointed and extremely clean. We stayed in the Kesner room with a slight view of the bay. Breakfast was delicious and somewhat unexpectedly posh, as Eric prepared an egg scramble over asparagus with a breakfast caprese salad, as well as a fruit & ginger smoothie. We enjoyed meeting other guests at the table as well. Misty & Eric also provided complimentary refreshments to guests, which was a nice touch to an already lovely stay. I was initially concerned that it wasn't close enough to Traverse City for our visit to the cherry festival, but it was a quick drive into town and I would absolutely stay at Country Hermitage again. Overall, I can't say enough great things about Country Hermitage and our hosts. Highly recommend.

Cute little dinner. Quick service, friendly interaction when I was asking questions! They just…read moreopened so their menu is weekly on Facebook for dinner but I will come back for breakfast!

The Old Mission Inn offers a charming and historic experience that's hard to match. Nestled on the…read moreOld Mission Peninsula, this Inn was built in 1869 and has only had 4 sets of owners! It is currently the oldest continually operating hotel in Michigan. The history of the Inn is amazing and the current owners, Angie and Bruce and their son Tyler and his wife Sarah are attentive and knowledgeable, sharing fascinating stories about the inn's past. Walking in you can see the beautifully preserved architecture and we were greeted with a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. Rooms are comfortable and thoughtfully decorated, maintaining a vintage charm while providing modern amenities. Breakfast is available for purchase, with delicious homemade options that start the day off perfectly. Its proximity to wineries and scenic views makes it an ideal getaway for history enthusiasts and wine lovers alike. Highly recommend for a unique and memorable stay! We're looking forward to going back next year! We did arrive as strangers, but definitely left as Friends! Our stay couldn't have been nicer!

We would like to thank Barb and Hank for their hospitality that they showed us while we stayed with…read morethem at their lovely home. To learn the history of the home and how well they take care of it. They offered places to see and do things. Will be back in the future for sure. Can't go wrong with Wellington Inn! Bill and LouAnn Roberts

We absolutely loved our stay here. Instantly upon our arrival, we were greeted by the lovely couple…read morewho run the place and given a tour. The mansion is full of beautiful antique furniture and fine China. Breakfast every morning was delicious and perfectly balanced so you don't leave hungry. Upstairs features a guest kitchen, which is usually stocked with water, beer and snacks. Our room was beautiful, complete with a cozy gas fireplace you could use for heat or ambience. The bathroom was quite large and had a two person jacuzzi tub. It was the perfect relaxing experience after a day of wine tastings. I've vowed this is the only place we will stay in the future (unless we are bringing children to TC, which due to the antiques are discouraged for children under 12).

What a treat to stay stay here in such a beautiful location with amazing host! Ted and Marie made…read moreus so welcome and prepared us beautiful food. The place was cozy and perfect the weekend with my family. The view from my bed made it hard to get up! Thanks for a perfect stay

I really enjoyed my stay at this lovely little Bed and Breakfast, which is located on West Grand…read moreTraverse Bay. It is a lovely log cabin with a great living room with a television that you are allowed to watch Netflix on and a kitchen, which is mostly used for cooking breakfast. It also has a hot tub, that you can use at your leisure. The best part about the bed and breakfast is the beach with its patio, deck, fire pit, kayaks and canoe that you can use. We stayed in the master suite, which was huge with a huge bathroom that had a claw-foot tub and double headed shower. It was pretty cool. The other rooms appeared to have a separate bathroom from the room, but I did not pry too much to find out if this was true. One thing I did notice was that you could hear people in the neighboring rooms, because the windows were open. There is no air conditioning, but because it is on the water the room stayed nice and cool and air conditioning seemed unnecessary. Ted and Marie, the proprietors, were great hosts. They made a very simple, but lovely breakfast of Grand Traverse Pie Co. Quiche, yogurt, fruit, and freshly made muffins with orange juice and great coffee to drink. At breakfast on Saturday, we had a nice chat with the owners and some other guests. They also gave us some pie for dessert! The hosts really impressed me on the last night of our stay. We were on the beach deck drinking a glass of wine and enjoying the beauty of the bay, when Ted came down with some wood for the fire and helped us build a fire, then left us to enjoy it. He also had said that the paddles for the canoes and kayaks were broken, so he bought new ones while we were staying there and we were able to go for a really great early morning canoe trip prior to check-out time on our last day of our stay. I would definitely recommend this for anyone who is traveling as a couple or alone.

We needed to stay a night in East Jordan and were able to get a room here. They saw to all of our…read moreneeds and comfort and made us an awesome breakfast when we got up in the morning. The Jordan Inn made our time there one of our best memories.

We loved this B&B! The staff were amazing and the breakfast BLT was even better. The rooms were so…read morecute and unique. Very clean. Can't wait to go back!!