What a beautiful little B&B! The room is so cozy, the balcony is amazing and the breakfast is the…read morebest of all! Michelle and her girls made us a wonderful breakfast each morning. Don't plan on eating lunch in Pentwater though because you won't be able to fit it in! But do be sure to ask Brendan or Michelle for the best eateries around. We tried several of their recommendations and they were all fantastic.

I didn't actually stay here, but I did get to walk through this historic, romantic, and lavish get…read moreaway house, thanks to Amy, the owner. It was absolutely beautiful. Each room is decorated with it's own unique design and all rooms have their own bathroom, which is a nice amenity. They also have a lot of lounging rooms for hanging out, playing games, and chit chatting. I would love to come back and stay even just one night, so then I can complement them on the other things I have yet to try!

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.

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.

Amazing place to stay, close to the dunes 10min drive just outside of town. Beautiful B&B with all…read morethe modern amenities you need. All access to snack and beverage bar. Hot tub and outdoor fireplace were great for winding down at night. The real highlight though is the delicious 3 course breakfast every morning. As a foodie it met and exceeded all my expectations! The hosts are incredibly helpful and low key.

Best bed & breakfast I've ever stayed at. They thought of everything possible in the room.read more

Absolutely incredible stay here. Unbeatable views of Lake Michigan. Right on the most beautiful…read morebeach. Everything was spotless and so comfy. Falling asleep to the sound of waves is the best! I can't wait to go back!

This is a cozy place to rent right on Lake Michigan north of Muskegon. There are three units- one…read morelarger one for families and two smaller ones, one upstairs and one downstairs. They each have their own deck facing the lake and have 2 bedrooms and bathrooms. Buddy is the host and he is right there if you need anything. Communication was very easy, he even checked in with us while we were there to make sure we had everything we needed. There are plenty of restaurants nearby but you won't want to be gone long because it's too nice just to sit and relax watching the waves roll in.

My husband and I had the pleasure of staying in the stable suite at the Cartier mansion for our…read more"minimoon" the couple of days after our wedding. Jenna and Chris are awesome, they have really thought of everything. The breakfast was phenomenal, I will definitely be attempting some of their recipes at home, they were super helpful in providing local recommendations and extreme detail was given to the design of both the mansion and the sable suite. They provide modern amenities while keeping the charm of the original architecture..

My wife and I had a lovely time celebrating our wedding anniversary. We stayed in Hayloft 2 which…read moreis in the Carriage House. The loft was beautiful and contemporary while still maintaining the genre of the era. The attentional to details by the innkeepers was phenomenal. The Cartier Mansion itself was exquisite, and the woodwork in the mansion was beautiful. Finally, the breakfast that we were served was simply divine, meeting the standards of this Foodie. Highly recommend this property for a B&B stay!

Stop what you're doing and book a stay at the Dempsey Manor. It's an old Victorian home that has…read morepassed hands a few times, and currently is a bed-and-breakfast, one of the most charming and cute that I've ever seen. Stayed here for one night during a Northwest Michigan nature getaway. Jan and Jim are both super hip kind folks that gladly take care of your every need or want. Jan was very accommodating with my vegan lifestyle and made me a delicious breakfast. The rooms are all decorated different, with lots of original and traditional Victorian decor. Lots of opportunity to learn about the history of the home, the prior owners, and the town. Plenty of literature. The sunroom is fantastic! There's really so much to say, but I'll leave it at-trust this five star review and book your stay here, ASAP!

I didn't get to stay here yet because I did t make a reservation early enough, but I still got to…read morego in for a tour. For a fifteen dollar donation I got to enjoy two hours of Jim's hospitality, meeting the cats and the talkative parrot Josefina - Jose for short. The collections are really impressive, the architecture is both stunning and cozy. I wish I could hang out with Jim and Jan for the whole weekend just learning about them, the house and the collections. I learned a lot!

This is a charming Bed and Breakfast in a lovely part of Ludington. Each morning there was a large…read moreselection of breads, fruit, pastries and that day's egg dish. The hosts are exactly what you would hope for in friendless, attention to details and being very responsive.

Chris and Jenna have designed a very charming and historic place to feel welcomed. They are…read morededicated to providing gourmet breakfasts, making the history at Ludington House come alive through the stories they tell, and most of all welcoming you into their home. Every little detail is carefully tended to. We enjoyed the talk, given by Jenna, about the people who lived in this house. They both had good suggestions for us as to what else to see. Highlights were: the Maritime Museum, hiking the nearby state parks and simply watching people pass by as we ate ice cream downtown.

If you are looking for a place to stay with a superb breakfast and one of a kind service this is…read moreit!! Although we've only stayed at two B &B's this one shines!! Believe me, we will be back for a third stay! Melanie, the owner, is such an amazing host. She goes out of her way to make you feel special. From the moment you walk in to the moment you leave, you will feel like royalty. When we first arrived, she presented us with warm cookies, a beverage of choice, and a small jar of local homemade jam. She then showed us around the place and walked us to our room. Our room was very clean and there were snacks in there also. Although the rooms aren't huge there is plenty of space for sleeping and each room has it's own bathroom and shower. But by far, it's the breakfast and all day sweet treats that please people and bring them back. For breakfast, Melonie makes egg dishes, potatoes, bacon, sausage, and many sweet dishes. She also has a variety of fruit, juices, coffee, and tea available. She takes special requests and is sure to meet any food allergies/tolerances. Melanie also bakes throughout the day. While we were there she provided us with fudge, cookies, dessert bars, lemon squares, cheesecake, and more. There is also a variety of ice cream flavors available in the fridge - serve yourself. To top it off, she has a small refrigerator full of beverages available at all times and she won't want you to leave empty handed. When we checked out, she said be sure to grab a beverage to go! I really don't know how Melanie, Chuck, and Chris manage the place and make all the scrumptious food. On top of that they renovate and keep up their beautiful flower gardens. Check out my photos. If you are anxious about the idea of a bed and breakfast, this is the place for you!! There are many seating areas for eating and you do not have to make small talk with strangers - unless you want to. You pick your time for breakfast and Melanie makes sure everything is ready then. Not only that but she keeps your coffee full with a smile. Thanks for everything, Melanie, Chuck, and Chris. We will be back!

Wonder stay at a fabulous place! Innkeeper Melanie was communicative and accommodated my heath…read moreissues with special food. There were so many things to eat and drink at all times, freebies, and was able to take some things to go! The suite with hot tub was wonderful and a very relaxing room. The waterfall and seating areas out back were a special bonus. Highly recommend and look forward to going back!

Beautiful room. Boutique coffee and hot chocolate, sodas and bottled water always available…read more Helpful staff. A wow breakfast.

"Of Coal, Rain, and Quiche: A Ludington Tale" We arrived in…read moreLudington not by car, not by plane, but by coal-fired steamship, like true 19th-century tycoons. The mighty S.S. Badger chugged us across the the Mishigami in a puff of glory and airborne soot, leaving us feeling like industrial-age aristocrats -- if aristocrats wore raincoats from Target and clutched their luggage like damp raccoons. As we disembarked, the skies opened with the enthusiasm of a Shakespearean tragedy. Ludington greeted us with what meteorologists refer to as "a gentle mist" and what the rest of us call "a relentless downpour." Naturally, we had to walk. Uphill. In the rain. To The Lamplighter Bed and Breakfast, which at that point may as well have been the mythical city of El Dorado. Upon arrival -- soggy, windblown, and questioning all life choices -- we were met by Dan and Jen, the B&B hosts who are either actual angels or have taken an advanced course in hospitality sorcery. They didn't flinch at our drowned-rat appearance. Instead, they welcomed us like old friends returning from sea. We half expected a butler to emerge. Our room? A cozy, clean, charming haven complete with a fireplace. We stared at it for twenty minutes like cavemen discovering fire for the first time. It was warm. It crackled. It whispered, "Go get cocoa downstairs." In the morning came breakfast. Let me just say: if Dan and Jen ever start a brunch religion, we're converting. The food was spectacular -- fresh, flavorful, and clearly prepared by someone who has stared into the soul of an egg and understood its purpose. One bite of their homemade goodness and I briefly blacked out from joy. Dan and Jen do not merely run a bed and breakfast. They curate a full journey. You arrive wet and cold. You leave warm, dry, nourished and wondering how much property goes for in Ludington.