We checked into room 391 for two nights. We parked in front took the elevator up to the third floor…read moreof the Superior building. Our economy room had two queen beds, a refrigerator, microwave with a terrace overlooking the pool. Our room was dated but very clean, quiet and sufficient for two nights. There was plenty of free parking. The motel was right on Lake Huron, the Straits of Mackinac. We are a five minute walk to the ferry to Mackinac Island. Breakfast was served until 10 o'clock in the morning. It was very busy with big groups of children under five and seniors; an interesting mix. There were three waffle makers with assorted toppings, coffee, frozen pastries, yogurt, biscuits & gravy, eggs & bacon. There was an indoor & an outdoor pool, coin operated washing machines, fitness center, nightly bonfire and playground on the premises. A golf cart shuttled seniors & children around the property.

The staff was friendly. Breakfast was hot and delicious. Room was clean. Heated outdoor pool and…read moreone indoor. The lake view was AMAZING!

This is a beautiful hotel directly on Lake Huron. Shepler's ferry has a door to door shuttle for…read moretheir ferry to Mackinac Island. The hotel is very clean. The hotel staff were great. They provided great service and it was a pleasure to interact with all Hampton members. They gave recommendations for restaurants, even though the lobby bar/restaurant was very good. Enjoyed my stay, will return, and certainly recommend.

This was a great Hilton property. The hotel is practically brand new, less than a year old and…read moresituated perfectly on the lake. The views were unmatched no matter what part of the hotel you were in - the lobby, the rooms and even the pool and all outdoor seating areas all faced the water. Everything was clean, the staff was friendly and the amenities at this property compared to others were excellent. It was very nice having a pool, multiple indoor and outdoor seating areas, a hot tub and an arcade room. The gym was also spacious and well equipped. I am always hesitant to book a hotel with not many reviews, but I took a chance on this property and sure glad I did! We would return here again for sure.

I stayed here rather than at another small motel competitively priced b/c when i called prior to…read morebooking, the owner (Armand) was so friendly and helpful, that I felt the extra cost was worthwhile. Good decision! Room was clean, wifi worked well, never heard any sounds from adjoining room although I was there for 8 nites and there were several different guests next door. Street noise: yes, but didn't keep me awake or wake me up. As noted by another, the shower stall is small, but there was plenty of hot water and great water pressure. Mattress was softer than I prefer, but that's personal preference. Armand, his wife and staff were very helpful with questions about where to eat, what to see. While there, met a couple who'd been staying there every summer for many years. Definitely would return.

What a gem! Stayed here two nights while doing Mackinaw Island. Innkeepers friendly and available…read more Rooms have a pleasant nostalgic feel. Very very clean, good beds, and the outdoor grounds impeccable with stunning huge hanging flower pots (almost 200 of them!) and bedding plants. On the quiet side of St Ignace but only 2 miles from all the restaurants, shops, and ferries.

Really cool cocktail & small bites place in a boutique hotel. Stumbled on it on a Wednesday evening…read moreand they had live music. The decor is very hip and the small bites were delicious! Service was good too!

We stopped by for a snack and a drink. Drinks and the charcuterie board were both excellent. The…read moreservice was friendly. Each server was their own bartender which made things chaotic. The only suggestion I would make would be to have one bartender and have service people take and deliver orders. Otherwise, it was a great experience. (The live music outside was awesome. )

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 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.

Our stay at Breakers was very nice from the day we checked in till we checked out. Room was clean…read moreand comfortable, with a great view. The concierge staff was very knowledgeable and helpful. Bev was exceptional, her knowledge of Mackinac Island and handout with map of the island was unbelievably helpful. It made our day trip to the island an exceptional experience. The hotel restaurant was very good and the lake view outstanding. I would recommend Breakers Resort as a great place to stay in St. Ignace.

Apr. 29.2026. Stayed one night, pre-season. Room was very dated, doorwall didn't have a great lock…read moreon it, which leads right out to the beach area. Could almost stick my hand under the gap around the door. No extra blankets or pillows. It was a great view out the bank towards the water. Nice employees and breakfast views were fabulous.

We stayed the night on Thursday June 4 - it was hot and stuffy all night even though we turned the…read moreA/C down; finally setting it to 67°, and the fan turned from 'AUTO' to 'ON', with no result. After a poor night's rest, on the morning of the 5th, I found a bedbug crawling through the sheets. I trapped the bug under a plastic cup, and my husband went down to the front desk to notify the attendant. Housekeeping members were sent to take a look, and confirmed it was a bedbug. One of the women said to the other that, "I told them there were bedbugs" in a neighboring room, but that nothing had ever been done (?!!!). I subsequently went and spoke with the front desk attendant myself, who took my name and phone number, and assured me that she had also texted the manager (offsite at the time) who would be following up with me. We left stressed, with ALL our belongings in trash bags, in hopes of not transferring any bedbugs to our home. The hotel was fully booked at the time of our stay, and who knows how widespread the issue is, or how many people may have unwittingly carried off bugs to their next destination. My family is now on pins and needles, worrying that we may have brought back bedbugs that we will continue to incur expense and stress dealing with. Two days went by with zero follow-up from management, so I AGAIN called and spoke with the same front desk attendant. She told me that "my manager won't be back on site until Wednesday". I asked her again to urgently relay the message that we wanted to be contacted ASAP. On Tuesday morning, when there was still no reply, I contacted Budget Host International's main customer service line in Texas. The person I spoke with also tried calling, was unable to reach a manager directly, and requested a call back to the corporate office. (*As of this morning, Friday June 12, she also has not been responded to.) Also on Tuesday morning, I sent a lengthy email to the attention of the manager. On Tuesday night I finally received a very brief reply that was essentially an excuse about the non-communication and a statement that they have a 3rd party pest control company investigating, and that, "I have issued a partial refund". There was no name or job title attached, and we have received NO refund, partial or otherwise, nor is anything pending on the credit card that was used for our stay. There was also NO apology for our experience. UNBELIEVABLE. I would expect any hotel to be all the way on top of any bedbug complaint with quick response and robust damage control. I have worked in customer service and administration for thirty years, and cannot believe the poor maintenence, unprofessionalism and outright dishonesty of this place. I tried to give management time to properly handle this before leaving negative feedback, but after a week of runaround, I am done. It's a disgrace how carelessly this place is run. AVOID!

Downtown with easy access to snowmobile trail. Rooms are clean and spacious. The pool and hot tub…read moreare great and well maintained. I've been here for years I'm the only thing that's declined is the breakfast. The potatoes were great but no longer on the menu. No sausage or other meat at breakfast either. They ran out of bananas by 9 AM. The breakfast room staff is constantly cleaning up after you and keeping it immaculate. That is a huge bonus of this hotel compared to others.

Absolutely loved our stay at Bear Cove Inn! The Eagle Room was clean, comfortable and so much fun!…read moreThe attention to detail is awesome. The owners are so friendly and knowledgeable of the area! Without hesitation, we would book again if in the area! Thanks so much Bear Cove Inn!

My daughter's words upon entering our room, "It's so janky, I love it." Pretty cheesy decor. Fake…read morephilodendron leaves on aspen branches, etc. It was mostly clean and neat. Nice little fridge and microwave. But, there was just a bunch of little things wrong, like non-functioning porch light bulbs in both ours and the neighbor's units, really really dusty potted "silk" plants, clean but old towels I would have replaced a long time ago, etc. Not worth $168 for one night (in my opinion). But, it's perfect for a young couple looking for a fun and quiet room. And the lady running the front desk was nice to talk with re reservation and our needs.

"In and around the lake Mountains come out of the sky and…read morethey stand there" (Yes) What a pleasant surprise! The Holiday Inn Express at St. Ignace sure didn't feel like a Holiday Inn Express. First of all, it has a beach, a big grassy communal courtyard, and chairs where you can sit at the waterline and listen to the seagulls that chitter and chatter like crazy. The beach scenery is gorgeous, and the views of the bay and Mackinac Island are gorgeous. The beds are comfy, the HVC and Wi-Fi work great, and the shower may have been the best hotel shower I ever had. Super pressure and plenty of hot water. Oh, and we had a balcony with a great view of the beach and the courtyard. But the biggest surprise was the amazing breakfast variety and the stellar breakfast service by Sheila and Melissa. They ran around at full speed, cleaning, wiping, refilling and straightening non-stop. As for the breakfast foods, there was a bounty of egg white omelets, scrambled eggs, turkey and pork sausage links, biscuits and gravy, a pancake machine, Cereals, Yogurt, gooey Cinnamon buns, Oatmeal, breads, muffins, bagels, apples, oranges, bananas, and more. Our two-night stay cost us $540.50 after taxes. We could not have been happier with our stay here. Five stars all the way.

We stayed here a couple years ago and although the property has fabulous staff and an amazing…read morelocation/view - the property needs updated rooms with smart TV's, functional remotes, coats of paint & new carpet (rooms & hallways)! We stayed in room 119 - should definitely be a king room vs 2 double beds. Barely had enough room to sneeze and the noise from guests above sounded like romper room with a heard of kangaroos all evening & night. The shower area had peeling paint & needs fresh caulk. Spotted a long black hair in toilet area stuck to wall, door, & hinge. The curtain over the AC needs to be shorter to not interfere with air flow & had black mold on the inner sheer one - double yuck After a long day of traveling we didn't appreciate hearing vacuuming outside our door at 730pm & than again at 930pm. Only hubs had breakfast & coffee - which he said was good & hot!! They did welcome our pet & had a great area for walking & bathroom breaks for him. We thought the Mackinac City property was the worst IHG property we've stayed at - this one is slowly catching up to it, sadly! The newly renovated lobby floor looks spectacular-as does the fire pit & patio!! That was being remodeled last time we stayed here!

We stayed 3 nights in the Bayview Loft (the only second story room, two queen beds) and had a great…read morestay! I loved that we had our own little patio on the landing overlooking the water - a great spot to sit outside in the morning having coffee. We were greeted warmly when we arrived, super easy check in. The two beds are in the same room, with a door to close off the 'living room' which worked great for different needs of my husband and young adult kid. Nice table to play games on, the fridge was a good size, two tvs (one per room) and easy to walk to a ferry to the island! The attached restaurant had good food, too. Is it a high class place to stay? Nah, it's a motel! The price was great for us and met all our needs!

I've been staying at the Driftwood Motel for decades. I learned from my wife's dad how much cheaper…read moreit is to stay here than it is to stay on the island. I don't know what the prices were when he started coming here, but I was able to book 2 rooms for three nights for cheaper than it costs to stay on the island in one room for one night. Sorry about the flashback to math class, people, but this is an economics lesson where you'll want to pay attention. There is a log cabin kind of feel to the architecture. And, in another throwback to a bygone age, the doors use keys...actual, metal keys, not plastic cards. Outside the room, you'll find gas barbecue grills with tongs and other tools to enjoy your home away from home. While the room itself seems humble, it does contain most of the amenities you would expect. It's spacious. The beds are reasonably comfortable. There is a mini fridge, but unfortunately no microwave. And the restaurant is just a few steps away from your room, and it's excellent. One thing you would not expect, however, is a mind-boggling array of on-demand programming on your flat screen TV. Dozens of shows are available from maybe 30 different networks. And, it's no extra charge for any of it. Even if it weren't for all this, the location itself is perfect. Directly across the street are two Mackinac Island ferry terminals. I'm not exaggerating: they're literally across the street. That $27 you pay for a round-trip ticket is a heck of a lot cheaper than you would pay each day to stay on the island. Economics, people. So, go ahead and get a second mortgage to pay for a stay on the island. I will keep on coming here and enjoying all the great benefits, while also having money left over to actually pay for things to do on the island.