This is the best getaway. We stayed in the beginning of August 2017 (late post). So peaceful and…read moreserene. Mary and her husband were awesome!!! Everyday we had freshly baked treats that tasted amazing. The room was clean and and safe for our four year-old to play with his trains. It was conveniently located by a small park to swim and a winery. Very scenic, the water that surrounded the lodge was beautiful. We even made a book about our trip. Thank you for hosting us. Would definitely come back!

We love this place! It's not only an incredible value in what tends to be a rather spendy part of…read morethe state -- the lodging is impeccably clean and comfortable and cozy. It's also located in a scenic spot -- beautiful Omena Bay is right down the hill. The lodge itself is comprised of several historic buildings. When we stay here we prefer a room in the Wheeler House, the main house that's also the inkeepers' residence; the second floor is home to four very nicely appointed guest rooms, each with a private bath. The dining room and sitting rooms are on the first floor; guests can enjoy a crackling wood fire in the fireplace, play the piano or just sit and read in the front rooms. Another house on property also has guest rooms, we believe, while a third house is divided into suites. There's also a game/activity building with its own fireplace and kitchenette. The hosts are friendly and helpful, and are excellent cooks -- we love the breakfasts! They're also very knowledgeable about the area, and about the history of their establishment. We really enjoy them. Omena, between Suttons Bay and Northport, is in the northern section of the Leelanau Peninsula but still makes a good, convenient base camp for exploring the rest of the area. We would definitely recommend Sunset Lodge for couples as well as for groups. After driving down "motel row" in nearby Traverse City, we were even more convinced that mom-and-pop lodging is the way to go up here, and that we have found a real travelers' gem in Sunset Lodge.

My husband surprised me with a weekend trip to the Leelanau Peninsula and chose Days Gone By Bed…read moreand Breakfast in Northport, MI for our stay. We were originally going to spend most of our time in Traverse City, so we were disappointed to be 30 minutes out from the city. However, we had such an amazing time exploring Northport, Sutton's Bay, Old Fishtown, and other small cities off of the M-22 loop that we never even ventured to Traverse City! Jane and Jack are the owners of the B&B and are so nice. They did an amazing job making us feel welcomed, but still giving us our space to enjoy one another. The house is a historic building in Northport and the décor is consistent with that. Even though it is an older home, it is well taken care of and updated to accommodate guests. There is a very cool old fireplace out back and they allow guests to sit at the fire in the evening. Jane always had a serving tray filled with ingredients for smores waiting for us. She even had bug spray for us. They also have a mini fridge filled with water and pop for guest to enjoy. Jane is a phenomenal cook and we enjoyed the breakfast she prepared both mornings. She presents it beautifully and gives you plenty. Overall, we were just so pleased with our stay and loved meeting Jane and Jack. I would highly recommend this Bed and Breakfast!

Love the enthusiasm here. New energy coming into making this place as great as it can be. The…read moredetails were noticed. The beach was the best stretch of beach along the entire bay, original and how a natural lake Michigan beach feels. Not blown out for 300 lawn chairs. A cut fire pit, a hammock in the dune grass. Just right. We dropped in last minute and got Cabin 8, right up by the water and shuffle board court. It was great. Cute, clean and vintage. Looking forward to another stay.

Love the quirky little cabins. The proximity to town and having our own beach is the best. Everyone…read moreis like family. Tom and Sean make our vacation always so special and fun. Thanks for a great week

Fit the bill, met our needs for our short trip…read more Pros-right downtown, in the heart of Northport with self check-in. Clean room. Modern bathroom. Nice wide tub. Easy street parking. Well lit outdoors. Map of area provided. Cons-no rugs at either door in our room & it rained throughout our stay. We opted to use bath rug by the door. Also front door didn't shut tight when we tried. First line security is questionable. There was also a ruckus at the restaurant kitty corner to inn. Might not have noticed door issue otherwise. Also room wouldn't let me engage deadbolt while in room. Lock malfunction?! Lastly, hubby Couldn't get temp down in room, however we were thankful we could open window and deck door to get comfortable. Suggestions-the one chair provided is really worn. A small desk workspace or side table. Some additional art on walls, one piece leaves place feeling sterile. Robes esp since microwave is in hall. Loved the entry table, stunning piece!! Would love to see a couple of comfortable chairs in front of fireplace downstairs. Also, you can hear everything thru the walls. Keep in mind if it's an adult getaway ;) Also no vouchers for coffee shop or wine tasting room as yelp add stated. Gym is separate business and additional $10 per person, per day.

Lovely Inn! It's in the heart of a quaint town. Amenities were just right, very clean, location…read moreexcellent.

What a wonderful experience! We love the convenient location for all we want to do. The cleanliness…read moreof the house, the softness of the linens and the cozy bed makes it a 5 star experience. Paige was a pleasure with which to work. And we can't forget Leo. What an ambassador! Thank you. John and Susan B.

Beautiful older home. Very clean. Comfortable bed & bedding. Lovely soaps. In quaint downtown…read moreCentral Lake. Never met owners or staff. Everything was handled through email and texts. In the evening, one guest played the grand piano and sang a song they composed. No breakfast.

We did not stay here on our trip to Traverse City but definitely would based on this one…read moreinteraction! These kind business owners let both of my young daughters use their restroom at 10:45 pm at night while traveling back from Traverse City to St.Ignace. As we found ourselves in the middle of no where without a rest stop, gas station, or restaurant! Thank you for your generosity! Forever grateful The Fiori's

We really appreciated the flexibility shown to us by Cindy when we arrived later in the day looking…read morefor a room. She was generous enough to show us a couple options between a room and cabin. Our cabin was immaculately clean and we loved the finishing touches to the design. Cool community fire pit and picnic area. We walked over to Lake Michigan for sunset one night and out to Torch in the morning, really enjoyed the location and hospitality we were shown! Highly recommend.

The place is very small, but nice. The woman who runs it is right through a door in her house. Our…read moredaughter and her boyfriend unexpectedly popped in and spent the night and we were warned this was not allowed. They were only there a few hours and it was no big deal to us, but I guess it was a big deal to her. We will not stay here again because it is too small and there is no way to cook anything. This year we are staying in Mancelona.

We just enjoyed our second stay at the Bellaire bed and breakfast with our hosts Jim and David. We…read moretried a different room, the Mackinac room, and found it to be just as comfortable if not more so than the Brighton room where we stayed last time. Again, the food was superb and our hosts made us feel very much at home. It is just absolutely a drop dead gorgeous place. Bellaire, although a very small town, is right in the center of all sorts of tourist stops and within very easy driving distance of Traverse City and Charlevoix. If you want to go to a place where you can thoroughly relax and enjoy a few days off this is the place. Go!

Really enjoyed our stay. We were attending our son and daughter in-law wedding next door . The…read morecabins are cute , nothing better than drinking morning coffee in the screened in porch enjoying the beautiful view of the lake, in the evening enjoying a nice bonfire. The owner Jeremiah was friendly very attentive. I highly recommend people to check this place out. It's like being at home .

Quiet cabin resort on a picturesque Intermidiate Lake. Nothing fancy, but the cabins have fully…read moreusable kitchenettes and full bathrooms. Definitely a relaxing atmosphere, hidden away from a main road. The resort has it's own small boat dock, a big firepit in the center and it's only few minutes drive away from the center of Bellaire, where you can always get a good bite and plenty of delicious beer at the Short's Brewery.