About to check out from here, so writing here while G writes in the guest book. Had a pleasant…read morenight's stay! Betsy is one of the friendliest people I've ever met -- she came jauntily out of the house even while we were still getting out of the car. She showed us around with great enthusiasm. We stayed in the Rose room, decorated in pink and dollies and stuffed animals, so that's something. The property is located on one of the prettiest roads in town, S. Shore Drive. It's a really nice area, about 8 minutes from downtown. Breakfast was a baked egg pie sort of thing, along with a bran muffin, a fruit tart, orange juice -- delicious and filling. Betsy has been in the area for decades and can very entertainingly orient her guests to the surroundings. Being from the upper peninsula, she can also tell a good tale about the yooper. Looking forward to spending a little time out in the backyard, on the patio and gazebo. Oh, there's also an incredible wind chime out back, big and rich in tone.

Betsy is a sweetheart, she is joyful and friendly. The adorable dogs are sure to win your attention…read moretoo! At least I couldn't resist petting Josie. Food is super yummy! My husband has never done a real B&B so this was a great experience for him. We ate a personal egg omelette bake the first day with fresh fruit, a muffin and filled us up for the bike ride we went on. Betsy was generous to accommodate my gluten free sensitivity. I am fortunate that it doesn't have to be completely prepared in a gluten free kitchen that is separate from other flours. She was so nice to help us with things in the area that maybe were new to us but we have become veterans of Holland trips. Our goal was kayak on Lake Macatawa with our kayaks. We got to do that and had a blast. Other breakfast meals were so good, from a Dutch pancake to a rhubarb crisp. We never were hungry! The price for the stay is a steal and we had the green room that was nice and had space. Only bummer was one seat for a chair that perhaps a couple furniture changes could be done to accommodate two chairs? And we did have some rainy times so with the other review the bummer is not having a common space for people indoors besides the rooms or super small spot up at the top landing of the stairway. No other issues, bathrooms are stocked with what you need and coffee in the morning is ready when you get up. The place is clean and homey. Just almost can't get any better. I only hold back the 5 stars because of the common area thing too. Summertime this is the place to be!

Amazing Bed and Breakfast! The owners, Yuri and Karl Betcher are super friendly and wonderful…read morehosts. Food was fantastic and room was super clean. Yuri and Karl were very accomodating and I would definitely stay here again. Thank you Yuri and Karl!

Beautiful, well-appointed and clean rooms, excellent service and the location is perfectly central…read morefor tulip action! For parents, it's right next to the play park as well.

Tulyp is THE best Hilton hotel I've yet to stay in! Unique, quiet (well, with exception), and the…read morestaff really cares. Layout of room is interesting, modern, yet practical. Shower was huge and awesome. Bed super comfy! Unfortunately, we stayed on the 4th Floor, and unbeknownst to us, a wedding was held in the event space right above us, wine the dance floor situated literally right above our room. Very loud if you need to sleep early! Front desk seemed genuinely apologetic, offered headphones and a time the din was to end, but it ended 30 minutes past that quoted time. The bar is fantastic, interesting drinks, and stellar prices during happy hour! Our bartender seemed discontent, like she was over it and didn't want to be there. Breakfast and coffee the next morning were also great - many my picky husband happy, and the horchata cold brew with almond milk fueled my entire day! To top it all off, it's super convenient to our fav pizza place downtown. I'd stay at Tulyp again in a heartbeat!

My sister and I had a great experience!! The rooms were updated, clean, and the house was historic…read more Absolutely beautiful. Breakfast was delicious and there was a variety for all different dietary needs. It was served yourself, with ingredients such as pickled onions, avocado, tomatoes, yogurt, oats, fresh baked sourdough, and a large variety more. Indoor and outdoor seating, and walking distance from centennial park (beautiful) and all downtown shopping! Come and go as you please, and the owner was very kind. Definitely recommend and will likely be back!!

For personal security reasons (as in, I prefer to leave reviews of places that I temporarily reside…read morein much later than my stay), this review is very delayed. I stayed here over memorial day weekend 2025, and though I was a bit late for Holland's famous Tulip Time, there were still a few tulips sprinkled around the property. This place was like a big gorgeous house, which makes sense for a bed and breakfast. It was my first time staying at a bed and breakfast, and I'd recommend this experience entirely and would like to stay again if I have the chance. There's a couple spacious sitting areas that encourage mingling with other guests but you also have some privacy if you prefer to keep to yourself. The owners are a family, with main ownership from a mother and son, and it feels like there is a great sense of pride with ownership and operation of the inn. They help the space like you're staying with extended family in a way. There are maybe 7-8 different rooms on the property of different sizes. I believe they have a couple larger rooms in a guest house that's just across from the house main entrance. My partner and I had a smaller room in the main house called "The Audrey"with one queen bed on the second floor. It was just the right amount of space for the two of us. The rooms are seemingly spaced out enough so that you only hear others when they pass by your door. All the doors have a lock with a key. Each room has a bathroom attached to it that comes with towels and shampoo/conditioner in pump bottles in the shower. Our room also had a nicely sized TV, where we watched the Indy 500 (this is ironic considering that we were visiting from Indy!) For a bed and breakfast, you have access to some foodstuffs throughout the entire day. They have large fridges that have jams, meats, cheeses, and breads that are kept up to stock throughout the day, so the owners said that folks will often have lunch at the inn. They also have fruit, yogurt, and homemade granola. Coffee and tea can be readily made throughout the day as well. Overall, the inn common areas are kept very clean. Like I said before, I would absolutely jump at the chance to stay here again, especially during Tulip Time. You are just steps away from a beautiful park and a couple blocks away from restaurants on one of the main avenues. I hope that the next time I make my way up to Holland, a room will be available for Tulip Time. I'd even book it years in advance if I had to. Disclaimer: some of the hallways are a little narrow, but that's just part of the older house experience. This location also pretty much requires the use of some steps to move about. I would not consider this inn to be disability friendly, but that's also just older building experience. This is a truly neutral point from me that does not impact the status of this review.

Bonnie was wonderful. The Parsonage is only a few blocks from the Amtrak yet she still picked us…read moreup. Beautiful home full of antiques, very clean with everything in working order. She made a delicious, different home-made breakfast for us every morning! She's a great host who really strives to get to know her guests so that she can make the best recommendations for our visit. Also, we forgot something really minor in our room when we left, didn't even bother to mention it to her, yet Bonnie still mailed it back to us! Highly recommend, and we hope to stop by again soon!

From the owner: Bonnie's Parsonage 1908 is locally owned, operated and known as the Most Welcoming Historic Bed &…read moreBreakfast in Holland, Michigan! Holland is a great destination anytime of year. Lake Michigan beaches, the dunes, and incredible sunsets are three season attractions, but winter has its merits, too. When the snow flies, we huddle up for warm gatherings, cross country skiing, snowmobiling, and Holiday shopping. Come visit us! You will have a wonderful time! Call (616) 396-1316

My daughters and I had a perfect stay at the Dutch Colonial Inn. A quick getaway for us and didn't…read moreexpect such outstanding hospitality. Natalie was a super host and treated us like family. Breakfast was delicious and I almost wanted to stay to see what was for lunch! Thank you for guiding us to the parks and shops and good food in town. Definitely be returning to Holland all because of our stay at your inn. Regards

After booking with the Dutch Colonial my husband and I were informed that our reservation was…read morecancelled because they double booked us. The owner of the Dutch Colonial went above and beyond to make up for the mishap. They found us another bed and breakfast that recently had a cancellation and paid for one night of our stay and had a treat waiting for us at the other B & B. It was not an ideal situation but their actions speak greatly about the business. Although we did not have the chance to stay at the Dutch Colonial, we believe they will treat you very well as they did with us!

Everything went well highly recommend staying here. Pool area was amazing and the breakfast was…read moreDelicious

I highly recommend this hotel if you're in the Holland area. Very clean, nice pool and…read morerestaurant/bar. Perfect for families. This hotel had an area for kids to play games as well as a very nice pool with lights at night. Continental breakfast and a Sharkee's bar and grill that was nice. Close to downtown Holland which is such a neat town with shops and restaurants. I will be staying at this hotel again when traveling for work or bringing my family.

Very happy here. Room was clean and mostly in good repair--a little unfinished drywall in the…read morewindowsill, some cracks along the edge of the ceiling. King bed was very comfortable and bathroom was clean. Furniture all in good condition. The room itself was spacious. While the bathroom was a bit small, I don't mind that if it gives a bit more living space in the main room. Staff was always pleasant. Free breakfast was ok....one morning coffee was lukewarm and a bit skunky. But that was the exception to the rule, and we otherwise took frequent advantage of the free 24 hour coffee. The motel is a little difficult to find. You have to take a couple of turns off the freeway exit, and there's no sign at the actual driveway in. Just turn at the Planet Fitness sign on 120th st. and you'll find it. Good value for the money, though granted we were paying winter rates. Still, wouldn't hesitate to stay here again if we make a return visit to Holland.

I got a room through a 3rd party website and the pics looked nothing like the hotel. It's…read moredeteriorated, dirty, and smelly. I asked for a room switch and it smelled worse! Don't stay here. Should be shut down.

This is one of the worst hotels we have ever stayed in. We got in at 1:30 a.m. because our flight…read morewas severely delayed. There was nobody at the front desk for at least 10 minutes. We got the key to our room upstairs (no elevator) and the door was propped open, and a big fan was on the floor because the carpet was all wet. There was a leak from the A/C, apparently. The guy at the front desk should have offered us another room. Thank God we only stayed there 1 night because it was very close to the Saugatuck Dune Buggy Ride.

I'd give this property zero stars if possible…read more I checked in on Friday afternoon, 07/28/23. I was part of a large bicycle team that arrived all at once. Management knew we were coming, but there was only one person at the front desk. It took me 40 minutes to check-in. Around 12:45 am, I woke up to the sound of a very strong thunderstorm. I couldn't figure out why it was so loud in my room. After about 10 minutes, I rolled over and got wet. It was raining on my bed through a seam in the drywall ceiling. Note that I was on the first floor of a two-story building. One of my teammates was in the room above me. He said the carpet near the window was totally soaked in the morning. I was able to obtain a new room but one of my teammates was unable to get a new room after it rained on her bed. The overall condition of the room wasn't great. The shower knob wasn't operative at first and the tub needed maintenance. As bad as getting rained on was, it took 12 days to receive a full refund. I called several times to check on my refund and repeatedly asked for a phone call from management. I never got a call. It's up in the air whether our team will stay at this property again next year. Worst experience ever in a hotel.