This place is such a gem! We had my daughter's open house here, and it was perfect. The setting is…read morean old school that's been updated but its architecture is still sympathetic to the 1940s. It's spacious, clean, and the A/C in the hot months is a must! We were given a large kitchen space for food prep, and there's a nice bar space with ice machine, too. The owners are incredibly communicative, and they are in the building during the event. They stopped by a couple times to take care of the garbage and check in. It would also be a great spit for a wedding! I can't recommend it enough!

We had my father's retirement party there and they did a great job. The room was clean, they had…read moreall the tables/chairs that we needed, the staff was friendly and helpful.

Awesome all you can eat $5 pancake (and lots more) breakfast on Sunday mornings during the fall and…read morewinter!

I've been to FAHOLO many times... they have come a long way since the heydays... they now have a…read morehotel style building with indoor swimming pool, they have upgraded their other buildings with rooms rather then one room with multiple beds... It's located half way between Ann Arbor and Jackson, more closer to Jackson then Ann Arbor.... it's only 20 minute drive from here... They have many activities that's available, including indoor gym.

My family has been coming to family camp at Faholo in Grass Lake for 10 years. The staff is…read morewonderful and the amenities are very good also. The camp is situated on a small private lake and the setting is lovely.

My husband and I got married here in June 2018, when it was a fairly new venue! I cannot recommend…read morethis venue enough! The owners are fantastic and we're fantastic to work with as we planned the floor plan and overall event set-up. We fell in love with the venue the moment that we entered it, and would highly recommend getting married here! Not only that, but they offer you the entire weekend, including set-up and tear-down on the days surrounding the wedding. I couldn't recommend this venue more!

A modern building built to look a little like an old wooden barn. Large dirt lot…read more Inside was a huge main room with garage style doors out to a smaller deck (and some side decks). Small but modern and clean bathrooms. The tables are nice but the chairs, both inside and in the outdoor ceremony area, are hard and uncomfortable. The outdoor wedding area has a pebble main aisle. The wedding party knew so the girls wore flats, but many of the women guests had a hard time with their heels. The area outdoors is sloped downwards toward the pond, so everyone gets a good look at the area where the couple exchange vows. The pond is very pretty, and there is a very small, maybe 1/2 acre, grape vine area. I believe this was planted to justify the winery theme in portions of the venue. The bar area is very basic, not even a sink, so the parties need to use ice tubs and kegs and keep the drinks very simple.

First time coming here, I need the place to stay at since I was staying in the area nearby for the…read morerace. The hotel is hidden kind of off in a Distance by the Meijer grocery store. Checking in was easy and it was a fair stay for the time being. Heads up you have to pay for the breakfast and the bar does have limited hours but it is overpriced. Rooms are very clean and it was an absolutely cozy state for what it was. I recommend stopping at the grocery store nearby or one of the fast food establishments just to save a few bucks. Not a fan of the sketchy location off in the corner

Beds were very comfortable. Rooms and bathrooms have good size. I spent one night here and got good…read moresleep. I was sad that they did not have a hot tub. But at least they had a pool. Each room comes with a fridge and a microwave which is helpful for making breakfast.

We had our wedding here, and I have nothing but incredible things to say about Adam, Adriana,…read moreRachel, and the entire RHF team! We were lucky enough to have our wedding on a gorgeous day in June at the prairie barn, and we were completely spoiled with the attentiveness of the bartending, groundskeeping, and planning team. Guests absolutely loved our venue -- from the air-conditioned barn, stunning tent and table rentals, cocktail hour patio, fire pits,and luscious lawn that we got married on in front of a big oak tree! We had the property completely to ourselves from Friday-Sunday to set up, party, and clean up, which was an added bonus and stress-saver. I would recommend this venue to anybody looking to get married in a modern barn or farm venue. Since then, RHF has opened up the Nest, their kitchen & bar, which we also have loved frequently this past season!

We went here for Sunday brunch on their second week of service. This restaurant is located on M-52…read morejust north of Chelsea. It is back off the road on the Robin Hills complex. We were seated at our table and given the cocktail menu. I ordered the rosemary greyhound. It was refreshing and had just the right amount of rosemary in it. They have a full bar and others at my table had mimosas or bourbon. The brunch menu had many choices, all looked amazing. At my table we had the short rib hash, the boursin cheese egg sandwich, the salmon egg scramble & the sausage, egg and pimento sandwich. Everything was excellent. The hash had amazing roasted potatoes, a nice amount of meat and two beautiful fried eggs on top. Actually, all the dishes came with a side of roasted potatoes that were wonderful. One of the things that I think would really elevate this restaurant is if their orange juice was fresh squeezed. However, it was quite good. We will be coming back soon to try the Italian grinder and the Nutella French toast. We are told that there is music on some nights and we did not review the dinner menu. However, if it's anything like the brunch menu, I can't wait to try it.

I love these old train depot buildings and I find myself wishing that train travel was a bigger…read morepart of the US infrastructure today. This Victorian facility was actively used for about 100 years until the 1980s when Amtrak, which by then was the operator of most of the remaining US passenger train operations, decided to cease service to Chelsea. The effort to restore the building began in 1985 by concerned members of the community who formed the Chelsea Depot Association. They clearly have done a superb job. It now appears to function as an event venue for weddings, etc. It also remains a structure to admire on the exterior as well.

We needed a last minute venue to host a funeral luncheon. The Chelsea train depot was the perfect…read moreplace, even if you aren't "into" trains. Lucky for us, the man we were honoring was. Marsi was just wonderful to interact with. She was so helpful to help me plan around all the other things that were going on unexpectedly. The process of renting the space was easy and she able to email all the papers i needed and was quick to answer all my questions. I dont quite remember the capacity of the depot but we were able to set up many tables and chairs (that are provided in the rental). The kitchen area was large and cold and warm storage was available. We rented in the month of december and the depot was decorated lovely.

This venue is nice. It spans across multiple properties. The house across the street is for the…read morewedding party to stay and get ready. The ceremony was on the lawn behind the house. It was all open field and they do have beautiful landscaping and steps going down. When you book this place you get it for the whole weekend. I was the wedding photographer and i was stretched thin walking back and forth and up and down. I will say the steps going upstairs into the reception area which is in the upper level of a barn did not feel very safe. They do have a working elevator for guests that cant do steps but it is extremely slow so it is not something you'd want several people using. It holds 4 people at a time and takes all of 5 minutes. They had another area that you can rent for an additional $3k to have the reception on ground level. You will need outside catering and i would hire/bring someone to maintain the premises during your celebration. Ive been shooting weddings for 10 years and this is the first time ever that i seen the groom empty trashcans during the middle of his wedding reception. The owners were not there and nobody seemed to be there maintaining anything but this seems to be happening more and more. I never seen anyone working other than bartenders and the catering company. The couple that hired me brought a golf cart which I would say you'd absolutely need. It would have been great if the venue provided one but they did not. We were there in early June so it wasn't too hot yet but I imagine Jul Aug Sept are pretty hot in that barns upper level. They had portable ac units but with 170 guests in the upper level of a barn, I will just say that the bride and grooms faces were pretty shiny. It wasn't terrible in June. All in all, it is a beautiful property and you get it for the entire weekend. There is plenty of room for everyone and they will allow a few campers to park on the property as well. I would love to see them just use that lower level but its not my business. It would be so much nicer if they invested in some round tables and had a centrally located space designated for food and a dance floor like a real wedding venue but that is all tucked away in a corner. All of the tables are laid out like a school cafeteria but without gaps between them and barely any space. You can see in the photos. If the venue sets it all up, I would absolutely suggest that you specify that you would like space between the tables so people can get in and out of their seats and a central location for the dancing. Im honestly not sure who sets everything up though. It was a very unique experience. If that lower level would have been included and someone maintained the premises, I would give it 5 stars all day because it really is a beautiful and secluded location. For the upstairs of a really old barn, I am struggling to give 4 stars but I have no reason not to. Im just glad i was there in June!

Very nice wedding venue - I attended a wedding here this weekend…read more It was pouring out all day, so the ceremony was underneath a covered area, and then cocktails/appetizers were downstairs in a different area and the reception was in the barn. The wedding party stayed in the house which I believe is an option you can choose. The area is kind of in the middle of nowhere (20 minutes from Jackson and 45 from Ann Arbor) so I'd imagine that was helpful. The stairs leading up to the 2nd floor of the barn from the 1st floor are pretty narrow - I was luckily wearing flats but I can't imagine navigating it in heels. Otherwise, really nice venue for a wedding.