Had a wonderful stay here!! We stayed overnight and it was the absolute cutest B&B I've stayed in…read more We stayed in the Grand Suite with the Jacuzzi and it had a private terrace and the yard was beautiful and so well kept. The Inn keepers were very warm and accommodating and staff was great too. I will be staying here every time I'm on the island, I LOVED IT!!

Lovely inn offers breakfast of eggs, sausage, muffins. They provide afternoon tea. A short walk…read morefrom the dock. Clean room and nice staff

So let me start by saying this is not a fancy place. It was likely built in the 60's and hasn't…read morereally been updated since. With that being said, it's very clean, quiet and a good value. The owners are very nice folks. I would definitely stay here again.

Welcome to the Lamplighter Daycare…read more Great reviews led us to a frustrating stay. Room was satisfactory. Mornings were awful. Don't attempt to sit outside your room with a coffee! The cleaning girl's child will torment you. If he's not trying to get in your room, he's standing on the chairs screeching like a vulture. The morning we checked out he was standing in a puddle of water kicking it at guests as they walked by. When asked to please stop doing it, he put on a grin and kicked water at me even harder. WHY ARE YOU BRINGING YOUR CHILD TO WORK? Nightly bonfires were a special treat, but forget discussion, the owner was glued to his phone. We hope this place gets back to what the reviews said it was years passed. But with our stay, I wouldn't recommend it and would look for another place.

love the friendly staff, picturesque views and the rooms take you into another world. my 4 year old…read moresays Windermere is his second home. I also love the connection they made to the book, "A mouse tail on Mackinac island." we've been coming for years and have made it a family tradition which I hope will last for many generations to come.

Great place to stay. Just out of the way but close enough everything. A 5 minute walk from the Star…read moreline ferry. Very helpful and friendly at the desk. You won't regret staying here !

Just left the property and we were so pleased. Very clean room and grounds are lovely. Pool was…read moreclean and a perfect temperature. Coffee available in lobby and in room. Within walking distance to everything and very friendly staff. Will definitely stay here again.

Very cute vintage motel! Not for you if you want something more up to date. The pool area is very…read morenice and clean. The bed was comfortable, but bring your own pillows. The pillows were very thin. Luckily we drove from Texas and brought our own pillows. Having chocolate kisses in the room was a nice touch. The shower set up was awkward. It was hard to adjust the temp and the water sprayed way back in the tub. No breakfast provided. Front desk staff was very friendly. You can buy your Mackinac Island Ferry tickets at the front desk and get $2 savings per ticket but you have to go out Mackinaw City. We went out St Ignace, which was less congested and closer to where we were staying the next night. Hubby thinks it's a three star review. I gave it four because I thought the pool and the view were really nice. There is a park across the street, great bridge views and some cute shops down the street. I nice place to walk along the lake shore.

We had a great experience at this spot! Friendly and helpful staff, the rooms were cozy and the…read moremattresses were surprisingly comfortable. It looks like they've been updated fairly recently too. There's a small pool that looks very well kept, the view is incredible- especially on a clear day. There's shuttle service to Sheplers ferry if you're going to Mackinac Island. Would recommend!

We stayed her for four nights, basing our choice on previous ratings. The location was another…read morereason for choosing this motel. It's off the beaten path, but close enough to the shops in town and it's an easy walk to many places to eat as well. It's not a big place and it's not a big well known company either. It's a nice family owned business. There were pros and cons to our room so I'll be sure to cover everything. First off, the room was very clean and that comes from someone who is a neat freak. Housekeeping was fantastic. The bathroom could have been more user friendly. Although it was nicely updated, there was no room to set toiletries because it had a pedestal sink which looked very nice, but when you're traveling, you have 'stuff' that needs to set out. The odd thing was there was no toilet paper holder and because it had the pedestal sink, there was no room to set the roll. We either had to set it behind us on the tank lid which was an awkward reach or put it on the shower 'step in'. It was kind of maddening but maybe they weren't done updating or maybe someone forgot to reinstall the holder after the update. Now on to the shower.... it was beautifully tiled with a very nice and newer looking shower head. I loved it. The downside was that the shower didn't have any type of shelf or area to put shampoo, conditioner, soap etc except for the safety railing. So... we had to balance the bottles, razor and bar of soap on the railing. That was a fun daily game of balancing everything. The towels and wash cloths were thick, soft and clean and there was plenty of bar soap and shampoo that was replenished daily. The light and overhead fan were connected rather than separate so when you turned on the light, the fan went on as well. The toilet looked fairly new and it was the newer type that had the water saving flush. All in all the bathroom was pretty nice. If they could add a toilet paper holder and maybe a shelf for the shower to set the bottles, bar soap and anything else on and maybe a shelf for toiletries and accessories next to the sink, the bathroom would be perfect. For the main living area, it was your standard motel room with a smaller size TV, a small fridge with a freezer, a small Keurig type coffee maker with two coffee pods a day and an ice bucket. There were 2 drawers on the dresser and one of them was where I had to put my cosmetics and toiletries when getting ready each morning due to the bathroom having no room for anything. There was also a small rack above the dresser for hanging a few clothes The two beds were full size. Needless to say, I was happy to come back home to the queen size we're used to. They had a variety of pillow to choose from based on your sleeping preferences. The bed overall was a bit too soft for my liking but for 4 nights, the full size, softer bed was fine. The comforters looked clean and fairly new and updated. There was an outlet next to the beds to plug in charging cables, and the bedside table had a wireless charger that we were able to just set our phones on to charge so that was nice. The outlet did have a couple of ports too, but unfortunately they weren't working. There's a heated pool, but we didn't use it so I can't say anything about it except that it had a nice sitting area and people seemed to enjoy swimming in it. The best part about staying here is the awesome view of the Mackinac Bridge. Pretty much every room here has a great view. We were closer to the end, which is closer to the water, which is closest to the bridge and we were on the 2nd floor. I'm glad we were up a level because the morning and evening views of the bridge were beautiful from the 2nd floor. You do have to walk upstairs because there's no elevator so if you have difficulty with climbing stairs, the lower level is where you want to be. The sunrises from the balcony were fantastic, beautiful and picturesque. There is a small beach, a walkway and benches for sitting as well. There's also a grassy area with picnic tables right outside the motel. So....there you have it! A pretty nice place with absolutely fantastic views of the bridge along with lovely morning sunrises and close to the bustling town where there are plenty of shops and places to eat. If you decide to stay here, I hope you enjoy your stay just as we did.

We stayed here last week for 2 nights. Very clean, very quiet and Nicole and her husband Brian were…read moregreat. Very helpful with recommendations and all around nice people!! It was our first time to the area and it is very impressive and we will be back.

Yes! Five stars. The Moosewood Inn is amazing! We stayed in St. Ignace for the first time,…read moreinstead of Mackinac City, to take a ferry to Mackinac Island. Moosewood Inn is very clean, the decor made me fell like I was staying in Jackson Hole, Wyoming! Very cabin-like with updated wildlife art and bedding. The owner was outgoing and we felt that she really appreciated our business.

We had a wonderful stay at this B&B! Very welcoming and in a great part of Mackinac island. Super…read moreeasy to get to from the ferry and close to everything. Would definitely recommend staying here! We look forward to coming back.

It was a wonderful coincidence when my BFF and I shared with each other the idea of celebrating our…read morebirthdays in Mackinac Island. I've been to Mackinac twice before, the most recent July 2023. I felt familiar and comfortable making our arrangements. I'm so glad I chose Cloghaun B&B. The location put us conveniently close to the places we wanted to experience (Grand Hotel, Jack's Livery, the Fort, restaurants, etc). We had a lovely room (Anna). Each morning the breakfast was delicious and interesting. Thank you to Clover and Carlene (spelling?) for being gracious and welcoming. If I'm lucky enough to return, I would stay no where else.

Wonderful owners, amazing setting, wonderful rooms! My husband and I stayed at the lodge for three…read morenights and it was magical.

This is a beautiful historic hotel that does not lack character…read more We arrived later at night and the owner kindly let us know that things close early around here so to make sure we ate before we got to the hotel. He was also nice enough to wait for us to arrive in order to show us our rooms and give us a tour. Very nice guy. The rooms are spacious, clean, and well decorated. I have never slept in such a comfortable bed in a hotel...the pillows and comforter are heavenly. After a great rest, we woke up to muffins and coffee in the lobby, homemade by his wife. Kayaks/canoes on the property are available to use at no charge. There is also a fire pit, cornhole, and a bookcase full of board games. Do not let this 10,000 sqft/ 40 acre property fool you - it is a very intimate location that allows you to escape from city life and reconnect with nature and your company.