This spot has been very special to our family. Last year (2017) I researched options for a family…read moretrip on the west cost of MI and found great reviews for the Beach House at Lake St. Pricing was more than we typically pay for hospitality but given then location we thought it was fair. Fast forward two trips later we're big fans. The property is well maintained, the staff are friendly, other guests have been welcoming and respectful, and there is so much to do. Holland State Park is great but this year (2018) Tunnel Park was the hit. We have 4 kiddos entertainment is important. I highly recommend a stay here.

If I could give the Beach House 10 stars I would. Exceeded our expectations. This was our last…read morevisit to Holland as Hope College parents and we wanted to stay some place special for a couple extra days to celebrate my daughters graduation. First, the location is awesome. Across the street from a Lake Macatawa access (our balcony had a lake view) and down the street from the Holland State Park Lake Michigan Beach (perfect to watch the sun set). We also hiked Mt. Pisgah a couple of days (just down the street too). We stayed in the Newport (sleeps 8, 4 in beds, 4 in sofa beds). We loved the unit from the decor to the multi level layout and fully stocked kitchen. If someone in your party has trouble with stairs I might pick a unit that has an additional first floor kitchen/bar. There is a jet tub in the master bath and a private patio with a grill off the back of the first floor bedroom. There is also an outdoor grill with patio table seating right off the pool deck for entertaining. The salt water pool and hot tub (mostly the hot tub) was my fav, especially after climbing all those stairs at Mt Pisgah. 8 minutes to downtown Holland and 20 minutes to Saugatuck. Just down the street was a kayak and paddle board rental place. Additionally you get privileges at the Macatawa Golf Club which was very nice. It was worth every penny and we hope to go back again!

I was invited to have dinner at the Oak Cove Resort and was thrilled to attend. Having lived in…read morethe Paw Paw/Lawton area for 30 years, I have driven by their sign, saw their ads, but literally had no clue what to expect. From the moment we pulled in and drove down the long drive towards the resort, I knew I was in for special evening. It felt like I had awaken in a different age and time. The lodge is over 100 years but beautifully maintained. Eating on the front enclosed porch was a delight and so peaceful to look at beautiful Lake Cora. My mind kept wandering to what this area was like back in the 1920s when there were 2 resorts on Lake Cora and a train that brought people from the Chicago area. What a magical time that must have been. Bob and Susan are delightful hosts. They love Oak Cove and it shows in all the lovingly details throughout. Antiques are plentiful in every room, old photos and newspaper clippings that have been framed are hung on the walls. It's like walking into a time capsule. Touring the Lodge I kept saying this is so cool, I love this, how adorable. Every room is unique and special. Dinner at Oak Cove Resort is amazing. Everything is prepared and cooked in their kitchen and a lot of the items are from scratch. We started the evening off with a salad from the most unique salad bar ever - an old antique bed, covered with a beautiful quilt, and topped with a glass panel that holds all the delicious salad fixings. The lettuce was very fresh, a huge amount of toppings to chose from, and lots of different dressings. Monday night is Roast Beef night and Bob serves up the tenderest roast beef that I have had. The slice was just perfect for me. Mashed potatoes with homemade gravy (no words can describe how delicious this is), and helping of peas, and dinner roll. You can also add a dollop or two of horseradish sauce. If that wasn't enough, dessert was a chocolate brownie with ice cream. I literally thought I was in heaven. On top of that the coffee was just how I like it. We then walked around the resort. The Funhouse, filled with old arcade machines, books, puzzles, card table, TV, and bar, would definitely be fun place to hang out. The in-ground pool was very clean and is a big. The beach area had Adirondack chairs set up to sit and relax. Individual cabins are scattered through the grounds, along with a huge area for kids to run and play. What a memorable evening. My next to-do is to book an evening or two at the Oak Cove and transport myself to another time where life seemed slower and simpler.

Oak Cove is a great place to visit. It is so peaceful to sit outside your cottage or alongside the…read morebeach part and play in the lake. My three little ones loved being in the lake and swimming pool. The meals are great! Bob and Susan and their staff are amazing. Overall it just a beautiful place for relaxing and taking in the be beauty of nature.

Still no drapes and not enough towels. However, when we called to tell them about the towels, they…read morequickly brought over a big fresh bundle. We bought black tarp from Meijer and strung up over the windows in order to get a little sleep in the morning once the sun came up. Overall, good location and friendly staff. No updates i.e. still worn.

No need to read any other reviews. Don't waste your time with this place. It is awful and…read moreoverpriced for what it is. My husband booked Tusken House #1 for several days when he couldn't find anything else in the area. There is a reason this was the only room left in town. We arrived after 11 PM as we took our time coming up and stopped at various towns along our trip from Illinois. The door was unlocked (as expected), all the lights were on, and our last name was written on the white board. I really didn't like that part due to safety. Nobody needs to know our last name and what is there to stop anyone from the street who knows the operations from entering and taking one of the two keys left inside? The "cottage room" had the smallest bathroom ever, right off the kitchen. There is no way two people can get ready at the same time. The curtains were wide open and were a complete joke. They were sheer, so everyone could see in while the lights were on. Not so much a big deal until we needed to get changed for bed, or dressed in the morning. The only two places to do that with privacy were the large closet, which was bigger than the bathroom, and the miniature bathroom, that is so small my 6th grader even had to dress in the shower. The main room had a chair that was filthy and it had a stain left from someone who needed a shower who instead sat on it naked. I'd leave it to your imagination, but I took pictures to post as proof. The futon was in worse condition than the one I had in my college days, but the main room was the only room with a window A/C unit and a ceiling fan, so that's where I slept. While some rooms on the website show ceiling fans above the beds, this is purposefully cropped because the bedroom was beyond stuffy on a hot, sticky summer night. My husband slept in one bed and my son in the other. They slept with the door open in hopes of getting the air to circulate into the bedroom, but it wasn't a large enough window unit for two rooms. Additionally, because this is an old house, the electricity should have been updated. Instead, there were multiple extension cords for the window unit and lamps. In the bedroom there even more extension cords for the lamps and clock, and no place to plug in a charger. It amazes me that this place hasn't had an electrical fire. It was actually quite worrisome. The kitchen had a coffee machine and I finally found coffee in the cabinet, but there were no coffee mugs. The toiletries included body soap and shampoo. No conditioner. They said they don't supply conditioner. What? I found that our when we had to call for a hair dryer that didn't exist either. The reviews all over the internet about this place rave about the pool. Well, the sold the pool last year. They conveniently did NOT mention this when my husband booked the room. The back of the house is gated off and locked with do not trespass signs posted everywhere. There was no mention of the pool in the note left on the desk by the keys, yet there is still a picture of the pool hanging in the main office behind the desk where we took the keys when we checked out first thing in the morning. The parking for this house had three spots as there are three different rental spaces. The people in the second unit had a very large pick up truck that was not parked in the center of their space and our spot mark for unit 1, has the back of the a/C unit in the way, in addition to needing to drive over the grass to get into a spot. It was useless. Thankfully there was plenty of street parking across the street. No car could have parked there with the window air conditioner in the way, not even a smaller compact car. Thankfully they found someone else to book the room so we weren't changed two more nights. We would have had the credit card company disputed it if they had. This was that bad. They are clearly hurting for money, selling the pool and several of the properties had for sale signs in front of them. We were lucky enough to find another room at the newly renovated hotel at a neighboring town. Same price with all the luxuries of a nice hotel and everything was brand new and super clean, plus a coffee shop in the lobby. This is by far the longest and most detailed review I've ever posted. All the reasons why are posted. If they aren't there, I've blocked them out. Don't make the same mistake we did.

What an amazing place! Perfect spot to walk everywhere in Saugatuck. The room was excellent and the…read moresurprise morning breakfast muffins were delicious! Jonathan and Gary treat you like family! I would highly recommend.

I don't want to share why I recommend Hidden Gardens because I don't want anyone else beating me in…read moregetting a reservation. I have stayed here with my husband for many, many years during the winter. The owners decided to close in January to make improvements and now we are forced to stay elsewhere during our annual visit this year. We are grieving... sad and mourning over the interruption to our only time out without children. We are glad to still get away...but would like to request that the improvements not be done during the months of December or January in the future! If you are reading this- book in the summer-lol. The winter belongs to us!

We stayed at The Dunes for a pageant recently and had such a fun time! It was so convenient to stay…read morethere after the event. The room was fine and did the job. It was quiet and we couldn't hear anyone in neighboring rooms. The bed was comfy and the room was clean. We had a standard king room on the second floor. Check-in was easy and our front door overlooked the pool. I don't think the pool was open when we were there because it was still chilly outside. It was a great experience, but frankly it was just a bummer that it felt like the entire space was geared towards gay men rather than queer PEOPLE as a whole. As a queer woman, I just wish it had felt like I was represented too, but it's okay cause not every space is for me! I also don't know if it's the norm, but the bar was pretty empty for a Saturday night which just didn't give the vibe for dancing I was hoping for. All the staff were so kind and helpful. Would totally stay here again if needed/staying in the area and would recommend to someone who is curious! I don't think I'd seek it out independently just because I live in Grand Rapids and it's only about 45 minutes away and again, feels like the vibe is more focused on men.

Great fun place on weekends .. they do charge to use the pool.. and the shows, except sunday…read more. T dance is great on Sunday. And a wooded area you can explore, the bartender at the front inside bar is full of attitude.. pour very very weak drinks. Monday at 9. Is trivia night.. rooms are very outdated for the price. Super expensive on weekends

What a hidden gem! The cutest cabin. Small but cozy. Peaceful setting. We'll absolutely be coming…read moreback:)

The owners are the nicest people. The cabins and A Frames are nice and clean. We've stayed there…read moremany times and it's always been a great experience. Highly recommend for a vacation or a weekend getaway.

Old Harbor Inn was the perfect spot to stay for a weekend getaway. My room was early ready once I…read morearrived, which was great after a road trip in. Additionally, Old Harbor Inn was right in the heart of shops, and all things downtown South Haven. I took many walks down to the lighthouse easily. Finally, service and staff were super friendly, while also helping me ship items accidentally left after I checked out. I will definitely opt for Old Harbor Inn again for my next trip!

Nice facility. But they made a mistake on our reservation and charged us $85 to fix their mistake.read more

By far the best campground I have ever been. Everyone is so nice and welcoming. When I say…read moreeveryone that isn't just the staff. The seasonals and guests all say hi and wave. Not the typical LGBTQ judging here. Everyone just is about having a good time. The sites are great. They provided an escort to the site upon arrival which I have never had a campground do. We have a travel trailer and the site was perfect. The tent sites are probably the best I have ever seen around especially the ones out in the wooded areas. So much shade. They have rv sites with electric and water, some with full hook up, tent sites, bunk house, and cabins. Something for every camper. We stayed over the 4th of July weekend. The campground had plenty of entertainment and activities. The pool is nice. It does get packed. The camp store has a lot of items including beer. They even deliver wood to your site. Plenty of bathrooms with private and gang showers. The food truck has good food but it does take some time for them to get the food done. This is definitely an opportunity for improvement. We waited an hour once and about 40 minutes another time. We absolutely will go back to Campit. They have such a welcoming and relaxing environment.

This place has become a hell hole haunted by the ancient, freak show drag queen…read more We've been to campit many times over the years but we are all done with their crap. People are friendly, the place isn't bad, but EVERY activity, EVERYWHERE you go is this "Sunny LA" screaming into a microphone. Everyone is at the pool chatting and enjoying the music and this a$$hole just walks around with a mic narrating what she sees and having half a conversation on mic. Even at your campsite you can't escape her yelling into her mic but not saying ANYTHING and certainly is not witty/funny and is a shit performer who's aged out of whatever talent he had. It's been tragic to watch this place go to shit. Who the hell goes camping to see drag, but especially such wretched, busted, haggard, talentless, bush league, pathetic, desperate for attention crap?