I love coming here for their monthly tea parties! 5 course meals and made in house with some of the…read moremost delicious ingredients! The owners and staff are so friendly and wonderful to be around. It's always a great time getting to spend time with loved ones over their delicious meals and teas. Worth the price over and over again! They have different themes each month with menu details to follow! When you finish up dinner they will even provide a tour of the mansion for those interested! We will be back soon to make more memories!

We stayed at the Greenleaf Mansion for several nights in October because we were visiting family…read more The mansion has been totally restored and is filled with beautiful and charming rooms. Diane and Steve made us feel so welcome. Diane even gave us a tour of the entire inn and shared its history. We were absolutely amazed at the quality of the breakfasts. Everything is made from scratch and is absolutely delicious. Diane shared that she is a Le Cordon Bleu trained chef and taught culinary arts for years. It is truly evident in these one-of-a-kind breakfasts. We felt quite spoiled during our stay!

What' a quaint motel for us to spend one night as we travel on the World's Longest Highway (127)…read moreYard Sale. Our room had a French theme and was lovely.

This is the cutest motel ever! Warm and inviting in appearance. Like home. The owner is very…read morefriendly and helpful in suggesting the best dinner spots. The cost is perfect for this comfy home away from home environment. I will definitely stay here again should i get in this area.

This is a really lovely place for a quilting (or other kinds of crafting) retreat. The setup…read moreincluded cutting and ironing stations, the house is lovely, the beds and provided bedding very comfortable. There is a full kitchen and fridge to bring food and cook. Overall the place has a very friendly feel to it. It is rather small... 12 maximum can attend. But cosy and a really nice environment. One caveat: it is not handicap accessible. Although there is one bedroom on the first floor, there are half a dozen steep steps to enter the house.

First off I would like to thank the owner/manager of this property for making our stay so…read moreenjoyable. We had a very unfortunate experience getting to Hillsdale from Detroit in our rental car from Avis (nightmare is more accurate) and he was more than accommodating, polite, understanding and very helpful during the entire time. The hotel is in a pleasant and charming neighborhood in close proximity to Hillsdale College and downtown. The grounds are well kept and welcoming. Check in was a breeze and our room was perfect. Some of the rooms do share common bathrooms, but this was expected and fine with us. Back in the day most of Europe was like this and we were used to it. The common areas were clean and cozy, other guests were fun to chat with and the "guest Haas" feeling was welcoming. The continental breakfasts were light and fresh, more than adequate. Overall a wonderful stay at a reasonably priced Inn, the service was way above any place we have stayed in years.

The host was attentive. He made breakfast each morning, which was from around 8:30-9:30 and the…read morefood was quite good. It seemed there was always a stock of eggs, toast, and bacon. But he also offered waffles and french toast on occasion. The table was set nicely every morning and with a bowl of fruit. And honestly, some of the best fruit I've had in a long long time, it was fantastic. Tea, coffee, and orange juice was offered. There was a drink fridge and a water dispenser always available. We asked about the house's history and he taught us all about it, and he knew a lot. Really cool. He and his family live on the third floor. We stayed in Julia's room, the only downstairs room available which had its own porch door and key which was nice. The host was great with offering places to eat and places to see. Super helpful. There was a TV in our room (I think there's one in each room). No cable, but there is Netflix, Disney+, and Hulu signed in. Only cons were that the house smelled like dog (three Scottish Terriers) and the shower didn't get very hot. At least in the room I stayed in, there were heaters in the floor which was super nice and helped keep warm. Overall, great stay and we really enjoyed it!

It just makes me sad $118.00 a night Oct 7th 3 nights…read more I was so very excited to go here. Maybe too excited. ........ I thought I would just copy and paste what I wrote my mom and sister since it was true feelings at that moment. -Okay what would you do mom? I am very disappointed in our bnb. It is an historical house part of the underground railroad and I don't know what I was supposed to see. Being my first ever BNB. Nice owner that talks way too much and knows everything. Barefoot basketball shorts white tee-shirt. Un-kept. Again nice but ugh. So ..no real information about the place just his knowledge of all restaurants in the near fifty Mile radius. Cleanliness is an F. See photos. I felt uncomfortable in their place. Again was I expecting to much? $118 a night. Breakfast waffles and Bacon first morning , French toast second morning, with his wife and child at the table with us. Feeling like we were intruding on their personal life. I continue, couldn't open the bedroom window it was too hard too. The floors gross, the plug in sprayers all over, gagging. Had to unplug ours way to much. I believe they have so many because they don't clean all the time and have the Scotty dogs. Which they house in the dining room. I could smell dog walking from their dining room to the staircase everytime. They live on the third floor so not sure why their personal decor is mixed in the antique and period pieces ??? There spread all over the beautiful mantels and buffets.. See pictures. The owners have lived in it for 24 years it was run by the father. The son who was probably in his late middle 40's is running it now with his wife and their son. He has a lot of knowledge about the house he just never gets to it he talks about other things besides the house. I learned why that location and who Mr Munro was and what he did for the town . One room they hid slaves in. That's it. So bummed You could ask him about the house but then you'd end up sitting there talking to him for a long time about other things. Maybe he is bored talking about the house or even caring at this point. I did read reviews all the reviews were spectacular I just am very particular about gross hair on my feet when I'm walking through a bedroom. I also don't know what to expect from a BNB. Since it was a historical house and they do do tours with the house be expected to be decorated in a certain way or would you expect to have their personal collection of ceramics on the mantle? I'm feeling just very disappointed about my choice and the information and the cleanliness of it it makes me sad.

We truly enjoyed this quirky place and laid back hosts. The room (Oriental) was spacious, beautiful…read moreand thoughtfully decorated as well as comfortable. Breakfast was very good. Huge location bonus for this B&B is the restaurant and bar/pub right next door. Especially in such a small town, so convenient as well as very high quality, a perfect combination. We opted for the bar/pub rather than the fine-dining restaurant and loved it. (See the Main St Stable and Tavern, which I have also reviewed.) I would definitely go back here if we tour in this area again.

My husband and I stayed two nights in August 2018 and loved it. The photos don't do the rooms…read morejustice--they are really beautiful. Breakfast was fabulous. The hosts were warm and friendly and accommodating. We especially enjoyed relaxing on the big front porch. Walking distance to the Stable restaurant was a bonus. I can't imagine staying anywhere else in Blissfield. Highly recommend!

The Inn on Evans consists of three small apartments on the floor above the Boulevard Market (wine…read moreand cheese). There is no dedicated web page, just a Facebook page with a few pictures and basic details, and you have to book by calling the Boulevard Market. We booked the Italian room for a recent visit to Tecumseh -- very convenient for the Evans Street Station (next door), where we had a very enjoyable dinner, with ample parking between the two buildings. The Tecumseh brewery is just a half-block away on Chicago Boulevard and there is a sports bar a few steps down Evans street from the Inn; there is a popular bakery that opens at four in the morning on the Boulevard. The Italian room is at the front of the building -- huge sash windows, reaching up to high ceilings, overlooking Chicago Boulevard and Evans Street, with great views down the streets (downtown Tecumseh is all fine nineteenth-century buildings; if you like small-town America, you will love this). The apartment was very comfortable -- lots of room in the bed/sitting room (decent-sized bed; small but adequate table -- you could work at it if you needed to; big sofa); a spacious kitchen; the bathroom is a bit cramped and up two steps, but is adequate. There is a gas stove with four burners and an oven (which I did not check), a big fridge-freezer, a coffee maker (also not used by us, but I assume it works), and a microwave in the kitchen, which is also equipped with a couple of frying pans, a saucepan, a few plates, bowls, and cups, and some basic knives, forks, etc. If you plan to do any serious cooking, you would be well advised to bring your favorite kitchen tools with you (and, perhaps, some plastic plates, cups, glasses, and bowls). And note: there was no tea or coffee, nor any salt, pepper, or spices, in the kitchen. That didn't matter for us -- dinner was at the Evans Street Station, and we had breakfast at the Morning Grind coffee shop just across Chicago Boulevard (both excellent) -- so we used the kitchen just to make tea, which we brought with us, along with a tea pot -- we never leave home for an overnight trip without either item... If you do rent the apartment and need supplies, there is a Busch supermarket on the edge of town, open, I believe, from 7 to 10. Two warnings: the stairs up to the apartments are steep -- not for the infirm or the very young; and the Boulevard Market closes at six on week nights (seven on Saturdays), so if you plan to stock up on wine and cheese on arrival, make sure to get to Tecumseh in good time. Overall, I found the accommodation very pleasant, in an absolutely charming location. Lots of room, adequately furnished. Don't expect twenty-first-century remodeling (there is a large and somewhat noisy in-room air conditioner, the sash windows are original and have to be closed at night to keep out the noise of the occasional traffic, and you do have to negotiate those stairs), but if you like the idea of seeing the church spire at the end of the boulevard from your bed as you wake up in the heart of small-town Michigan, just ten paces from an excellent restaurant and in the centre of a charming downtown, one block from a small farmers' market (Saturday mornings all summer) this is for you.

First of all, this is NOT a bed and breakfast; there was no breakfast offered or available. Their…read moreFacebook page, which we consulted prior to making a reservation, clearly stated Bed and Breakfast. Let's start with the positive: it is clean; it is right in the center of downtown Tecumseh. However.....the small kitchen was very poorly stocked. There was one fork, one knife, one spoon, three coffee cups, two plastic margarita glasses that were, I imagine, to serve as wine glasses. (Remember, the proprietor runs a very nice wine and cheese shop directly below the room.) There were no water or juice glasses. However, when we asked Erika to bring some up, she did. She brought two spoons, two forks, five very small, disposable plastic cups and a hair dryer. There was a small stove, oven and microwave. There was one small saucepan, and no cooking utensils. My wife and I made the reservation, well in advance, for a five-night stay. When we registered, we were told that someone would come in daily and replace towels, linens, etc. That never happened. We were given four towels for our five-night stay, and were not given any more until we requested them. The dirty towels were never removed during our stay. WE made our bed every morning, but that was the least of our complaints. The sheets were loose, and slipped around on the mattress.....BECAUSE THERE WAS NO MATTRESS PAD ON THE MATTRESS!! We feel that this property has potential. Upon checkout, we offered our suggestions to the lady to whom we returned our key. She became very defensive, noted that people don't usually stay that long, and said she would tell her mom. No apology was offered. There are other true bed and breakfasts in Tecumseh; check those out before visiting this quaint, historic town.

Beautiful woodwork, comfortable surroundings and classical decor in a moderate-sized conference…read morecenter. On a lovely campus-currently with construction n the central area, but wide sidewalks give access to all the campus buildings. Impressive statues scattered on campus and and a walkable arboretum nearby. Food 5/5 Delicious, well balanced meals and buffets Facility: Rooms 5/5 -Very clean, not large, but well arranged. Quiet. Nice bathrooms.Equipped with refrigerators and microwaves Bright comfortable lobby Personnel-very friendly, welcoming, helpful, efficient.

This is the only place to stay in town that is a nice hotel. It is very clean! Excellent service…read more The walls are a bit thin and they do not have a restaurant though you can eat in the college cafeteria if it is open. Coffee available on the lobby. Construction will be going on in 24/25 right next to the hotel.