The Channel Lane Inn is truly a charming place to stay in Pentwater MI. It's tucked between Mears…read moreState Pk and Pentwater Village. It's easy walking distance to both. You can step across the street to watch boats coming and going on the channel and watch fishermen hoping for a big catch. Or in the evening, simply stroll the walkway along the channel and watch beautiful sunsets over Lake Michigan. The village offers numerous places to eat, plenty of ice cream to enjoy and enough shops to stroll through. It's no wonder families return here year after year. P.Z.

Great family owned/operated inn. Rooms were clean and comfortable, staff was very friendly and…read moreaccommodating.

The Safe Harbor Inn is a short walk from town. The B&B is very clean and comfortable. Suzanne and…read moreRichard are fantastic. The rooms were immaculate and comfortable. Breakfast was fresh, tasty and filling. Stay here.

My wife and I stayed here for 4 days and had a great time. We had the Diana Rose room with a…read morewhirlpool. The front porch is huge and very relaxing to sit out there and listen to a real genuine red headed woodpecker tapping away at a nearby tree. In the near distance you can hear owls hooting,which was also very relaxing. We would have given 5 stars but the lady that owns the place needed to go visit her sick father so we did not get the breakfast. We would definitely stay here again.

Spotless and quaint. Excellent rooms and staff. Delicious food. Beautiful property. The bathroom…read morewas small but again, spotless. The area is fun. Hope to return and will stay at this inn again.

Great find! Staff were so welcoming and allowed an early check in. Room was simple but super clean…read moreand functional; bed was very comfy. The garden and pond behind the motel are an unexpected delight-offering a quiet, shady place to sit. Great proximity to downtown and the SS Badger.

We've stayed here numerous times over the past 10 years and keep coming back since Karen is a…read moregracious hostess and the facility is very comfortable and in a great location. Everything is walkable.

Impressive! We…read moreplanned to stay two nights here, and one at another hotel towards Ludington. We were so impressed with this Days Inn, we chose to stay here our third night. The room was modern and very clean. The bed was very comfortable, and the shower had endless hot water (this matters to me on a work trip). The continental breakfast was actually a breakfast unlike a lot of other hotels. 10/10 will stay here again in the future.

Charming hotel conveniently located very close to the cute main strip in Pentwater as well as the…read morebeaches. The location is quiet, there is plenty of parking. Our room was well appointed. We only stayed one night so I can't speak for a longer stay, but for our needs it was perfect.

First things first…read more.. Stacy and the rest of staff were amazing ! Ate at The Grille, staff there were amazing too! Desiree was our server and did a great job. Golf course is in very good condition. Played the short course, enjoyed it thoroughly, but if I'm being honest I can't say it's worth $49 for a 9 hole par 3 course. First morning my wife had no hot water at 9:30 a.m. No king size beds...

We stayed here for two nights, and had a fantastic time!…read more We arrived on Friday for our 11am tee time on The Retreat, and it was downpouring. We were concerned our golf weekend was going to be ruined, but we were informed that the course staff was working on cleaning up the course, and we should be able to tee off at 12:30! Perfect! We were hoping to be able to check-in to our room ahead of time, but the resort was full the night prior, so instead, we had lunch and a drink at the Grille. I ordered the BBQ Brisket Tacos, which were delicious! It came with three tacos and a side of chips. My boyfriend ordered the Whitefish Quesadillas, which don't sound very appetizing, but he likes quesadillas. We would not recommend them. They were so bland. We felt like we were eating Cream of Mushroom soup quesadillas. When we got to the tee box at 12:30pm, we were told that the other 18-hole course, The Revenge, was closed due to the heavy rain, so anyone golfing that course is now going to be fit onto The Retreat, which meant we would be paired with another twosome. I wasn't thrilled because it was supposed to be a couples getaway for us, and I also get very nervous playing with people I don't know. However, we got very lucky and were paired with a really fun couple! So, this ended up being a great experience, but be aware that if you are a twosome, you may get paired with another twosome. We finished our round only a few balls shorter than when we started (haha), and had dinner at the Grille. We both ordered burgers with fries (not pictured), and they were delicious! We sat outside on the back deck, which was nice, and our waitress, Gayle, was very friendly and attentive. We walked back to the resort, and had big plans to enjoy the pool or firepit, but instead crashed early from a long day on the course. Saturday morning we were looking for the "hot breakfast". I DO NOT RECOMMEND this breakfast. It's located at the Grille, and is $15/person for ham, sausage links, potatoes, and eggs - all of which were cold. It was gross. It was included in our package, but otherwise is $15/person, which is absurd. The hotel has an included breakfast with bagels, cereal, oats, and yogurt, which will suffice. Otherwise, there's Cafe 106 right downtown Manistee that has DELICIOUS BREAKFAST at reasonable prices. Since it poured again Friday night, we were worried we wouldn't be able to play The Revenge at 11am due it being under water. However, we were told we could play, but that it would be wet. Not a big deal. This course, like The Retreat, is absolutely beautiful! We warmed up at the driving range (right near The Revenge course) where I seemingly used all of my decent shots (haha!). We ended up venturing downtown Manistee for dinner and drinks to wrap up our stay here. The room is nothing fancy, but is nice, and I like that the resort has a fitness facility. Overall, our stay here was really great, and we would definitely visit again!

The Harrington Inn is a charming one-story hotel in Fremont, MI and I truly enjoyed my stay…read more The hotel had fantastic service in both the hotel and restaurant. At the check-in desk, the receptionist provided a token for a free appetizer from the on-site restaurant, and there was a basket of complimentary cookies for guests! My room seemed more renovated than the photos of the hotel rooms online, which was a pleasant surprise, and was extremely comfortable. The TV had the option to cast from your personal device, so you are able to stream Netflix/YouTube from the big screen! I had no issues with the wifi during my stay. There was also a black-out blind which helped since the sun does set until after 9pm here! The location was also extremely convenient located on Main St - walking distance to downtown (1 mile), and just a short drive to Fremont Lake Park. The restaurant is open weekdays starting at 4pm, and has weekly specials. You can choose to eat at a table in the restaurant, or order to-go and have your meal delivered straight to your room. The continental breakfast buffet runs from 6-9am and is stocked with fresh fruit, an array of bagels/english muffins, and even an automatic pancake machine!

The Harrington is spotless. The service is remarkable. They have a lovely outdoor pool beautiful…read moregrounds and sweet little shops in the downtown area. There are sidewalks if you wanna walk. coffee shops nearby- overall I give this hotel a big 10.

Wow! what a great surprise; very, very clean; great pool and hottub--loved that the area had it's…read moreown restroom so we didn't have to run back to the room. Each room is exceptional. Highly recommend.

Great accommodations, clean, priced reasonable. A campfire at night & a warm pool…read more Good food selections nearby.

If you have 45 minutes to wait for a chicken sandwich and a bowl of lobster bisque that doesn't…read morehave any lobster in this is the place for you, decent but horrible service, especially when the restaurants only . One and done.

"Where is the coyote"? Asked my precocious and wide eyed daughter. After looking around for a…read morewhile it dawned on me that coyotes are nocturnal, not around at 6pm. Once that mystery was solved we went in and ate. Food is good, decent beer selection, and great people watching. This was during summer and when the off-road vehicle crowd rolls in, the show begins! They put the North in Up-North. I really don't have any recommendations other then that. It's the only place to eat for like 1000 miles around, so go check it out.