I was excited that these cabins were right on the water, until we got there and found out that…read morethere's around 70 steps steeply down the edge of a cliff to get to the water. At the bottom of all the stairs, there is a platform with a Metal ladder to actually get to the beach. It was my feeling that the cabins are not put together very well, we won't be back. On the positive side, I called to let the innkeepers know that our TV remote wasn't working --we need batteries, and that I needed an extra blanket. I left that as a message on their phone, and they almost immediately called me back and took care of both of those problems With in just minutes.

We stayed here for a few nights this August and had a wonderful time. The view looking out over…read morethe water has plenty of room for many people and is absolutely breathtaking!! It is such a highlight. We brought bubbles and one of my favorite memories is blowing them over the edge of the railing to see if they could make it to the water. Each day we got up to view the sunrise while sipping cocoa and coffee, and and it was perfection. The water was gorgeous and you could watch the huge ships pass far out. The spacious overlook deck is such a highlight! We also enjoyed the fire pit nightly. Bring wood! I had been concerned that other guests might be using it and be loud near our cabin, but that wasn't an issue ever. The whole place was pretty chill and quiet, which was perfect. There were other guests, but they were mostly adults. We used a generously provided gas grill to cook, but it couldn't top 300*. I'd recommend bringing charcoal for the charcoal grill also available. Cabin 4 is rustic but had nice touches like an electric fireplace, ceiling fans, and a beautiful redone modern bathroom, but best of all was the French door view in the bedroom. The wicker chairs at the table had sagging seats and needed replacing, but there was a picnic table to eat at outside. The Adirondack chairs outside were the perfect place to dry our suits, etc. Honestly, I was surprised at how quiet the place was. There are stairs that go down to the waterline, and it's a beautiful view but the stairs are extraordinarily steep. I'm in my 40s and I was afraid of falling. I would not be comfortable with my parents going down those stairs unless I was right with them. That being said, we enjoyed swimming in the water down there. There's a deck with an oversized industrial ladder, which did the job but the round rings were a bit uncomfortable. My husband slipped off them! The initial bottom by the deck had sand, but past that we found it was best to paddle with the inner tubes we brought because the bottom was unpredictable. Water shoes would have helped. My 7yo had a life jacket, and since the waves can really rock you I was so glad she had it. She would have been too young to be there just an inner tube on the day we went, which was pretty rough water. The second day it was calmer and I think she would've been okay. It was fun to look at the houses on shore from out on the water, and the kids liked a fallen tree nearby. There are other good sandy beaches in the area as well. The owners were excellent communicators to answer questions. Initially the unit didn't have futon bedding and towels for the kids, but these were sent almost immediately after we made the problem known. I forgot my charger and dress at the cabin, and the owner was so kind to offer to send the dress at no charge. We've good memories of our stay. Highly recommend.

I own an RV and live 2 miles away- so I have rented my rv to people. I've stayed here too…read more The park is very clean/plus the common shower area is very nice- safe location. There are lots of choices here. You can stay in an rv or trailer all amenities (hookups) There are places for tents/ if that's not for you- they have newer log cabins different sizes. Very reasonable rates. As for Memorial Day, Fourth of July, and Labor Day it's always booked. You can bring your nice dogs and cats golf carts-wood for a cozy fire. It is right on Lake Huron- swimming, plus a couple of playgrounds. It always seems to be very respectful there, with the laid-back attitude. The owners and managers are not uptight about all the rules. There's a little general store in there that serves really good ice cream. There's a couple of great towns with wonderful food right I in the area-!!

Overall it's a nice campground friendly staff store is big not much to pick from they should do hot…read morepizza and adult beverages lots of campsites but as for the showers they're not very privately the curtains are broken no privacy doors like they have at Wagner Park in Harbour Beach

I recently had the pleasure of staying at the Lakeview Hills Country Club. I don't golf but did…read moreenjoy other amenities. I spent three nights in the hotel (which was very nice) in a room with a deck overlooking the golf course--so did enjoy the game vicariously. I ate at two of the three restaurants and attended a wedding and reception. Food was excellent at both restaurants and at the reception. At Emilio's Prime I enjoyed a wonderful beet/field green/goat cheese salad and a very tasty filet mignon Oscar. The crab appeared to have been sautéed instead of just boiled which added another dimension of flavor. The wine list was quite extensive and offered wines at a variety of price levels. They served the sorbet with champagne which I'd never experienced before. I took my yummy lemon meringue pie back to my room. I also ate twice at The Tin Cup where I had a chicken sandwich with a nice rosemary mayo and a Wagyu burger--both were excellent. The buffet at the reception was also very tasty as well as piping hot, nicely presented and never empty. Most impressive throughout my stay was the outstanding service--from the front desk staff to the organizers, servers and bartenders at the restaurants, wedding and reception. Staff were very friendly, accommodating and professional. The bartenders who served me lunch also served drinks at the reception and were delightful young women (their names escape me). Heather in The Tin Cup was very nice, friendly and provided more excellent service. Bonus--while having dinner at Emilio's, I met the man (Michael McMath) who painted the murals throughout the facility. I'm visiting from out of state but if I have the occasion to return to the area will plan to stay and/or eat here again.

Been playing golf there for 40 years. Really like the courses. Unfortunately they raised their…read moreprices $15 to $85 and $80 on the north and south Friday, Saturday and Sundays. Disappointed I can't afford to pay these astronomical prices for basically a decent public course that takes a long time to play and greens and tee boxes that are slightly above average. I'm sure they will keep getting the business because it's the only course in the area, but pricing out the regulars is a bummer.

Nice little place. Only four rooms. Makes for a quiet place. Rooms are pretty basic, but clean and…read morecomfortable. The owner seemed very nice and accommodating. If you expect and require the amenities of a chain hotel, this is not the place for you. This place is cozy, quiet, clean, and comfortable.

The room was clean and cool. The owner was as sweet as can be and allowed me to look at the room to…read moredecide if I wanted to stay. We will definitely stay here again.

Wonderful views! Beach is right outside your door with excellent view from your suite! Full kitchen…read morefor cooking, even a barbecue grill. Great location! Very friendly and accommodating hosts!

My husband and I were attending a memorial service in the area. I have been coming to Port Sanilac…read moreever since I was a little girl and have seen the area grow and change. It is a beautiful corner of the Michigan thumb that all should visit. We stayed at Raymond House and while it is in its steps of improvement we had a beautiful stay. Mary Rudd the owner was lovely, attentive and as a new owner you can see she gives love and care to her B&B and guests. The beds are comfortable, the home is charming, perfect location right in town. Breakfasts were good and great variety. When we come back to the area we wouldn't hesitate to stay with Mary and her lovely B&B again!

We just stayed here. The house is beautifully redone. Rooms are spacious. The host, Ms Mary was…read morewonderful, a joy to talk too. Ms Mary cooks a good breakfast, pancakes, bacon, eggs. I give this stay 5 stars for the friend service and cleanly decor.

Stayed here in August 2017 for an anniversary celebration. Very clean, beautiful place. Great…read moreinnkeeper. Excellent food. Will return. A block away ( or two) from the marina. Lexington is a perfect example of a Michigan small town.

This place is awesome. Hospitality was outstanding. We stayed in a little cottage/doll house…read moretucked away in the back side of building. Very private, but it is extremely small. Hard for us to lovers to move around. Breakfast was yummy, yummy. Close to shopping. The Captain and his wife were a riot. Very romantic place. I would highly recommend staying here.

Really enjoyable stay overall. The building has a lot of charm and fits Lexington perfectly. The…read morerooms were clean, comfortable, and had a relaxing historic small-town feel without feeling outdated. Breakfast was simple but good, and the location makes it easy to walk around town or head down toward the water. The best part is probably the atmosphere -- it feels more personal and unique than a standard hotel. Four stars instead of five only because there are still a few small details and updates that could make the experience feel a little more polished. Overall, definitely worth staying at if you want a relaxing Lexington weekend.

Overall, our stay was good, but our experience with management left us disappointed…read more The room was clean, comfortable, and met our expectations. We had an issue with the TV during our stay, but the staff responded quickly and were polite, friendly, and helpful in resolving it. We also ate at the hotel restaurant. The service was excellent, and the staff there were attentive and welcoming. While the food was just average, the great service made for an enjoyable meal. Unfortunately, our experience at checkout was very different. Due to unexpected circumstances, we needed to leave one day early. Before speaking with the front desk, I reviewed the hotel's reservation policy and understood that an early departure fee could apply, which we were prepared to pay. However, the hotel manager did not take the time to listen to our request or review the reservation policy with us. Instead, she seemed focused on her phone and came across as unapproachable and uninterested in helping. We weren't expecting the fee to be waived--we simply hoped for a conversation and a willingness to look into our options. The front-line staff provided excellent customer service throughout our stay, but the interaction with the manager did not reflect that same level of professionalism or hospitality. With more attentive management, this would have been a much better overall experience.