Beautiful Victorianesque B n B in a quiet part of downtown Three-Rivers, Mi. Our room was en-suite…read moreand most charming. Lots of whimsical touches both inside and out. Breakfast was delicious and the room reasonably priced. Our host, Caryn, was most accommodating. I would highly recommend.

My fiancé and I just spent the weekend at the Voyagers Inn. The inn keeper, Caryn was very kind…read moreand gracious. You could tell she paid special attention to little details! From the moment we walked in we felt right at home and cozy! She served excellent meals and the inn was very clean! Our room was darling and I enjoyed the claw foot tub! I had never been to a bed and breakfast before and I was absolutely delighted to be there! We will definitely be back!

Exciting place to see Buffalo! Air bnb included in the preserve (extra fees). I never thought…read moreIndiana would have Buffalo but here they are! $14 for adults and $9 for kids 10am under, free 2 and under. 250 bison on 400 acres of land!

Take a trip to this Preserve and see the beautiful bison up close and personal while learning from…read morethe knowledgeable guide about this historical and beautiful animal. I love to explore and this site came up on Yelp when looking for things to do close to Pokagon State Park. It did not disappoint. The facility was a few miles from the Park. It's a short drive from the highway or Angola and just outside of Fremont. Nothing too far. The entrance was well marked and to her to the site you drive down a long graveled lane. There is ample parking just outside the gift shop which connects to a small cafe that serves Buffalo burgers with chips. There are restrooms located close to the parking lot which make it very convenient. A wood chipped walkway leads to the gift shop entrance where tickets can be purchased for a bumpy truck trailer ride into the field. There riders are just feet or inches away from the bison herd. It is evident the staff love their work and the animals they care for and/ or support. From the young, pleasant gentlemen in the gift shop who ran to ensure we didn't miss the last tour, to the cafe attendant who upon request gave free apples to young attendees, to our guide, "Three Paws", who lovingly answered all questions and provided detailed information about the bison. The relationships between everyone was friendly and familial-like. The star of the show; however, are the bison. Getting to see this once endangered animals up close and personal is rare. Knowing the part they played in history took me back to a time long ago. It is obvious the owner recognizes their importance and is doing his part to preserve it. Kudos to him and his staff. Please help support this cause by visiting.

This is a cute and very reasonable priced place to stay right on the lake…read more We originally were going to stay in a suite, not a cabin. But when we arrived there had been a mixup with housekeeping, and the room had not been cleaned. They had first said they would send housekeeping right away, then offered to upgrade us to a cabin. The cabin was quite nice, and the bed was very comfortable. The only difference was the suite included bath towels. In the cabins you had to bring your own, so there were no towels. But that was OK, because we had brought bath towels, not quite understanding the website. Great value for the money, and I would definitely come back here again.

I love what the new owners are doing here! We have stayed here numerous times over the past 20+…read moreyears under the two previous owners. Each had their own approach, but the new owners are really taking this place in the right direction. The cabins have all been given a facelift without sacrificing the feel of a lake side cabin. One of our favorite things are the pontoon boats that you can rent by the day or for your whole stat. On our very first visit we experienced the joys of Nibbles, a small eatery/ice cream shop on the property. The new owners have aggressive plans to revive this sweet spot which will surely be a favorite stop for all who live on the lake! You will not be disappointed in this cute little gem of a property just minutes from downtown Colon, Michigan (which is also accessible via boat!) The town is host to several great restaurants as well as some awesome magic shows! The salon in town is a welcome stop if you forgot to get your toenails painted before you arrived! Treat yourself to a weekend (or a week) on the lake at Palmer Lake Lodges!!

Today I was going through my recipes. I've had this one since probably the 70's. It was part of a…read morecollection of recipes from an old book I used to have with many recipes from many different inns and bed and breakfasts across the country. These muffins are yummy. Today I Googled the name of this inn and was happy to see they are still in business after all these years! I didn't know they were located in the heart of Amish Country. I hope the new owners can use this recipe if they don't already have a copy of their own left behind by Arletta Lovejoy! Enjoy!

My husband and I stayed in the Garden suite, which was very clean and comfortable. The young hosts…read morewere very warm and welcoming and the breakfast was so delicious I asked for the recipe :-) The grounds are nice, we loved the barn and flowers everywhere! Comfortable and relaxing! The best part was this was only a 2 hour drive from the city, right in the heart of Amish country and was just what we needed, a nice relaxing and romantic weekend getaway. We will go again!

We recently had our wedding ceremony and reception at Beiger and were absolutely thrilled with the…read moreentire experience. Dennis and Ron are consummate professionals who executed our event seamlessly. From the beginning, they were responsive, helpful, and knowledgeable. The inclusive nature of the venue made wedding planning relatively stress free - we just needed to handle the cake and photographer. The food, florals, DJ, decor, etc. were all handled through Beiger - and they were all fantastic. The food was definitely a highlight for our guests! Dennis did an amazing job keeping everything running smoothly on the day of the wedding. The mansion is stunning inside and out, which made for amazing photos and ambiance. You can tell how much thought was put into the appearance of every room. Members of our family and bridal party stayed there for a few days and loved it. It was such a beautiful place to start our marriage. Dennis and Ron were so delightful to work with. We wholeheartedly recommend them for any event -- especially a wedding!

My husband and I just got married at the Beiger Mansion, and it is a beautiful venue. The mansion…read moreitself is chock full of ambiance and beauty. It's homey, but it has amazing character; the owners- Ron and Dennis- have created such a beautifully designed inn with antiques, historical pieces and artwork. The breakfasts were sumptuous and filling, and the rooms were so uniquely designed. Each one was different and looked like something out of the Victorian era. Our room was quite large, with a sitting area, large bathroom with a standalone tub and shower, and a cozy fireplace. We couldn't have asked for more. I highly recommend the Beiger. I can honestly say I have never seen anything like it...

I have been here a couple times for surprise birthday parties. 35-50 people both times & it was…read morespacious & held everyone comfortably. Beautifully furnished kitchen & living quarters. 5 star decorated, too. I would not hesitate to rent it out for future gatherings.

From the owner: At The Second Story, we're bringing the ease and comfort of private lodging together with the…read morecasual elegance of a Manhattan loft. Nestled in downtown Defiance, we're the ideal destination for anyone looking for a retreat in the city for business or pleasure that's still walking distance from neighboring restaurants. You can share drinks with friends by the charming fireplace or compete in a friendly game of pool, while others might find a relaxing moment on our spacious patio. And if you're looking for a place to host your next event, our lovely space lends itself as a perfect venue for meetings, rehearsal dinners, and holiday parties alike. We're also perfect for simple overnight stays if you're traveling for business and looking for a cozy space to relax.

We had the opportunity to stay overnight in the Kalamazoo House a beautifully restored 1878…read moreVictorian mansion. It was originally built for the local cigar manufacturers, and many of the historic touches remained. The dining room had tall ceilings with a bar and several tables. This is where breakfast was served. There was a 24-hour refreshment station with a coffee and tea bar, sodas and filtered water. Breakfast was amazing and served by our hosts. Our room was comfortable and roomy. It was so nice to be welcomed by a plate of homemade cookies. The room had a spacious bathroom and plush robes. Parking was included . A wonderful place to stay while in Kalamazoo.

Though our stay was short, we enjoyed it. The house is beautiful from the inside and out. We…read moreenjoyed the amenities; played some board games and chess while having tea from the coffee/tea station. The room had modern amenities/accessories which helped to set the ambiance with a bit of jazz while soaking in the tub. We mentioned our vegan dietary requirement during the booking process; there were some yummy vegan cookies waiting for us which we had with the complimentary tea. The staff accommodated our dietary needs with a delicious breakfast. We will likely return to experience The Kalamazoo house during the warmer months.

Kimmel house inn was so great that I ended up yelp hiatus to spread the word (it has been 5 years…read moresince I last reviewed anything). I stayed in the summer cottage, everything was decorated beautifully in antiques and every detail was attended to, from the fridge with soda, chips and chocolate, and fresh homemade brownies that waited us. The cottage is surrounded by beautiful gardens and a very friendly chonker cat named Lucy who will run up to you for pets (and might try to sneak inside the cottage if you let her). The breakfast was incredible with bacon, cheese eggs, perfectly done potatoes, and a platter of homemade pastries. The location is rural but it was close to the black pine animal sanctuary, and about 40 minutes away from Fort Wayne. It was a good springboard for all of the local breweries we planned to scope out, which there is a ridiculous amount of (or maybe not, you need something to keep you busy in these small towns).

I cannot say enough about my wonderful stay at Kimmel House. The property is drop-dead gorgeous!…read moreMy host was friendly and accommodating, never overbearing. My room was comfortable and the overall look of the place was simply stunning. The location was perfect for my needs. If you go, be sure to say hello to Lucy, the Kimmel House Welcome Cat! What a charmer she is. I 100% recommend Kimmel House!