Lovely inn in a cute town on the river. Stayed overnight on my way to northern Michigan. Was…read moregreeted warmly by Kim (I think that was her name), who made me feel extremely welcome, much appreciated after a really long drive. The inn is the perfect combination of historic charm and modern amenities. Room - and bed - were extremely comfortable. Loved the big shower. There's a great deck off the back with a view of the river and all the cool birds that make it home. Lowell is a sweet small town - some nice historic architecture, the flour mill across the street and had a great meal next door at Easy Street.

Lovely hotel literally on the river. In spite of being the only real hotel in town, the prices are…read morereasonable, so it's actually a viable choice if you're in Grand Rapids for a spell. The view from any room is pleasing, the rooms are well furnished with big comfortable beds, spacious bathrooms and there's a fridge and small dining tables in a common area for guests. Free WiFi is reasonably fast. The water pressure isn't good when lots of people are using their showers, not a problem when the place isn't near capacity. Staffed by only one person at a time, but both workers we met were helpful, polite, friendly and pleasant. There are only four or five rooms, so they sell out often, make your plans ahead of time.

This tasteful bed and breakfast was a delightful place to stay in downtown Grand Rapids!…read more We ran a bit late so the owners called to check on us, which was appreciated. Once we arrived it was easy to call the listed number and get let in, which happened quickly despite our being after the agreed upon arrival time. Skylar then showed us around and left us to enjoy the room. She had their two children with them which was fun and gave the space more of the local family feel. We didn't hear them during the rest of our stay so no worries about late night cries etc. The house is beautiful and our room had a private bath with a huge jacuzzi tub. There was a window ac unit as well as a fan so we stayed comfy at night and even outside fireworks weren't too noticeable. We were a handy 10 minute walk to a multitude of restaurants and cute parks plus the river walk. There was also a parking spot at the house so we could leave the car and not worry as we walked in the city. The breakfast was especially tasty and Skylar made extra effort to accommodate our dietary needs by making something totally different for me (veggie hash with toast and yogurt all vegan). The fruit, juice and coffee for all were tastefully laid out and made for a refreshing breakfast experience. We thoroughly enjoyed our time and would stay here again!

Just returned from a wonderful stay at The Lafayette House in Grand Rapids. My daughter and I were…read morein town to attend a concert at the Van Andel Arena. Did I mention it is WALKING DISTANCE to the Van Andel??!! Note the walk back is gradually uphill. A couple that we spoke with during breakfast mentioned they also walked back. The husband said he has a bad knee and felt it a little bit on the return but would definitely do it again. Todd and Skyelar's home is beautiful and bright. We stayed in Room 2 which is also bright yet cozy at the same time. Our room had a Keurig coffee maker which was great! I will just have to remember to bring some tea with us next time as we love our tea. I didn't think to ask for any so I can't fault anyone but myself! The bath products are provided and smell amazing! I actually wrote the name of the brand down as I am going to order some for home. We really appreciated having an extra power strip in the room. The bed was very comfortable. Breakfast was delicious with local products. Cinnamon raisin bread French toast, bacon that was perfectly prepared, fresh fruit, orange juice and hot coffee. I look forward to returning to The Lafayette House!

I arrived at Grandma's House after a 12-hour bike ride in the rain. "Grandma" and her husband Larry…read moremade me feel welcome right away. They've had a lot of cyclists stay with them, though I was likely wetter and muddier than their usual client. Fortunately I was the only guest that night (I just missed a family with seven children), so I took over the upstairs bathroom to wash and dry myself and my gear. Sure, a hotel room would also have served, but I felt so much cheerier in a cozy, friendly home after that long day. They are very nice and down-to-earth folks. They'll have breakfast ready when you want it (just tell her the night before) and will have you feeling like you're part of their family. During breakfast I learned about what several of their 19 grandchildren are up to, and a visiting great-granddaughter joined us too. This place is an incredible value at $60.00 per night, and I will definitely stay there again if I'm in the area. Note: This is their home, so don't expect it to be like a hotel. I don't think they have wifi, and only one bedroom has a TV. Spend some time sharing stories with them instead. Note 2: Call at least a day ahead to be sure they have a room available for you. They are often unable to accommodate drop-ins.

What a nice place to stay! I stayed at this B&B from June 24 to 28 and couldn't have asked for a…read morebetter B&B experience. At $60 a night its a fantastic deal, and if you're lucky Grandma will make French toast on the same thick, sesame seed bread as she did for me. Keep in mind the owners actually live in the house unlike many B&B's, but in my opinion this was not a problem as they were friendly and welcoming but not bothersome. Cozy, clean, and a great deal. Thumbs up!!

Best location to enjoy our favorite area of Grand Rapids. In a beautiful neighborhood, this…read morespacious inn is a must-try stay. Quite walkable to some of the best spots. The hosts are kind and lovely to chat with. The attention and flavor that goes into breakfast is rare!

Clean and historical house. Antiques galore of yesteryear…read more Welcoming and informative inn keepers. Not handicap condusive because of year built. (Long staircase up to rooms. ) Wonderful and appreciated surprise to find heated bathroom floor. Great kitchen nook with beverages and snacks available any time of day.

February 14-16, 2025 This was our first stay, & certainly…read morewill not be our last! My husband and I celebrated a post deployment reunion, sans kiddos, and this is just what we needed! Jeanine and Steve are incredible hosts! We loved all of the special touches, from the gorgeous chandelier hanging above that gigantic jacuzzi, to the Valentine's decorations throughout the inn. And that raspberry cake deliciousness...oh my! Yum! The food was ALL scrumptious! Thank you for the most magical, amazing time!

Loved the location, very convenient and close to all of our outings. Breakfast was amazing both…read moredays. The massages were so relaxing and the massage therapists were so nice and friendly. I actually didn't mind the privacy and not really seeing the hosts. When she did drop off the breakfast she was so sweet and kind. Room was clean and had everything we could need during our stay. Hope to visit again!

Amazing hospitality from Deb and Steve the proprietors. Historic home with 3 floors and a storied…read morepast. Most bathrooms have tiled ceilings! Even ones without showers, which is unheard of, which adds to the home's character. We got the 3rd floor room #5 which had a living room, kitchen, and bathroom on the floor - since room #6 was being renovated we got to have the whole floor to ourselves. Deb makes fresh chocolate chip cookies which are amazing The neighborhood itself is great - Heritage Hill - a neighborhood of 1000 homes all older than our great grandparents :) Within a 10 minute walk to the east you'll find half a dozen or so restaurants and bars and one of the jewels of the neighborhood - Art of the Table - which has spirits and tons of unique foods and knick knacks. Downtown is only a 20 minute walk if that's what you fancy. Rates were half of rooms downtown but with double the charm and service Look forward to coming back again!

What a lovely place to stay! A friend and I found The Parsonage when looking for a place to stay…read morefor a weekend wedding, and the entire experience was a treat. From the stunning and well-kept house to the delicious food, and of course, the friendly and thoughtful family. I would stay again in a heartbeat!

Dirty. Interaction and communication with the host was non-existent. Had to text to get answers…read moreto questions. No guidelines on services, refreshments, etc.. There are better options available.

Overall, we had a wonderful experience at the Looking Glass B & B! It was a rainy day when we…read morearrived but the welcome was fantastic. We were shown around the property which was beautiful! The B&B was right next to the lake and had an amazing view. All of the lake side windows had breathtaking lake views and the B & B in itself was wonderfully decorated! The aesthetics of this place were modern beach house. The room was well decorated as well and was very clean. It was spacious and it had all the amenities that we needed. In the morning the breakfast was delicious and homemade! Coffee was fresh and really good. Overall it was a fantastic day and I would highly recommend to a friend.

Highly recommend! The house is beautiful and clean! We stayed in the Safari room and it was a…read morenice sized room. The host Shelly is great! And her breakfasts were DELICIOUS!! Loved sitting on the front and back porch!

My boyfriend and I stayed here for our second anniversary, and can't recommend it highly enough. We…read moreenjoyed the private patio and jacuzzi tub in the honeymoon suite. Shelly is an extremely accommodating hostess who cooks a mean breakfast and provided great suggestions for activities in the area. She also left a bottle opener and wine glasses in our room upon arrival, which was a nice touch. All the common spaces were cozy and well-appointed. We will absolutely stay here again the next time we're in Grand Haven.

I honestly don't understand the hype surrounding this venue. I considered it for an event, but very…read moreglad that I looked elsewhere. I attended a reception here, and that sealed the deal for me entirely. They really advertise for a much better experience than what is given in reality, including "on-Site and Transportation to and from the venue," which means that if equipment breaks down (and it did) that you are left waiting to pile onto a bus whenever they can get one to your guests. Walking into the space, all I could see was an awful slab floor. It looked as if they were still in renovation stage or something. Just awful. Your guests get one little coat rack that looks as if they bought it online, and it's in a back hallway as you make your way to the restrooms. It's a cramped space and I wonder why this place was so poorly built, but then I remembered what I call the 'benefactor factor,' and it became more and more clear. The only way that this place becomes "gorgeous," as it's been referred to in other posts, is if you spend a ton of money with a trained event professional (outside and separate cost, of course) to beautify it. Otherwise, you have a small room with a slab floor to work with. The only redeeming quality of the place is the outside deck.

Attended a wedding for my good friends. Really neat setting. The roof extension off the back porch…read morecame in clutch as it rained the entire day of the wedding. It's surrounded by trees and made for a wonderful wedding setting. About 80-90 attendees and it was a great size, more than 90 would probably overwhelm the space. Logistics and transport were not super smooth, but all was well once we finally got there.