Most Holiday Inn Expresses are new construction, but sometimes they buy an old hotel and put their…read moresign up in the front. This is one of those. The bathtub drain couldn't keep up, so the water got deeper and deeper while we showered. Bathroom caulking was cracked, peeling, and moldy. My notes to myself said "converted old dump", and I stand by that. I really have doubts about the legitimacy of the 5* reviews.

Would give 0 stars if I could!!! DO NOT STAY HERE!!!!! Woke up to the bed full of bed bugs. Was…read moretold there weren't any reported to that room in the past but I find that double full as the front desk did not seem surprised.

We have stayed at the Mendon Country Inn seven times so far and hope to get out there for an eighth…read moresoon. We have thoroughly enjoyed our visits to this inn and the surrounding area and would recommend it to most anyone seeking tranquility, peaceful environs, great food, and excellent company. The Mendon Country Inn is an old stagecoach inn originally from 1843 and has spent time as an inn, a restaurant, and an antique store. I'm glad to say that the proprieters, Chef Gerard and Cheryl Clarke have retained the best parts of each of these to bring every guest a delightful stay. The inn itself has many period pieces in her rooms and Chef Gerard runs a restaurant in the Wakeman Dining Room. As it is new, we have not had the pleasure of dining in it yet, however we have partaken in his delectable full breakfasts each morning and savored a few of his special occasion meals. Our rooms of choice are at the Creekside Lodge, a Native American motif house with five jacuzzi suites with gas or Jensen fireplaces. There is a common room with kitchen, relaxation area, and fireplace on the main level and a common area with fireplace and sauna on the lower level. We enjoy waking up to the chirps of birds and the soothing sounds of the St. Joseph River. That is the calmness we have appreciated in our stays there. We also enjoy the rooms at the Innkeeper's Cottage off the main house. The main attraction for us are the innkeepers. Gerard and Cheryl are a wonderful couple from South Africa where they ran a game preserve. Gerard will keep you entertained for hours with stories of South Africa, the Amish, and the Inn, while Cheryl provides warm hospitality. Many weekends they also host events at the inn or elsewhere. We have been entertained by Irish folk singers, sampled wines from nearby Peterson Winery, and participated in an Amish meal with a nearby Amish family. Our travels in the surrounding countryside have included many stops in the rural Amish communities and stores, a trip to Michigan's longest covered bridge, horseback riding, the Southwest Michigan Wine Trail, canoeing, Peterson's Winery, and Shipshewana, IN, a Mennonite town. There are also golf courses, ski hills, and antique stores for those interested. The one knock on the inn could be that Gerard and Cheryl are still doing some upgrades to the inn since they purchased it from the previous owners. Each time we have been out we've seen the progress they have made, but occasionally there are small items that still need an upgrade. Just part of the charm of staying at a place with so much history. We heartily endorse the Mendon Country Inn and are certain you will enjoy your stay!

My boyfriend and I were only really here for about 10 hours, but those 10 hours were glorious…read more For $90 we got a large room with a HUGE bathroom, microwave and refrigerator, a very nice TV, and one of the comfiest hotel beds I have ever slept on. I mean, it was like a cloud. Our room also had great lighting which is very important to a woman. If you need to throw on some make-up, you want to be able to see what you're doing. Unless you're comfortable walking out looking like Mimi from the Drew Carey show. That may only be funny if you're from Cleveland... The complimentary breakfast in the morning was great! Nothing too fancy and there was a nice selection. Plenty of pastries, eggs, waffles, ham...they even had gluten free breakfast bars which was surprising. Overall, it was a wonderful night.

Nice staff. The evening lady was very helpful. The room was very comfortable and clean. The only…read moreissue we had was the toilet started to act up late at night and by the morning it wasn't flushing at all. Informed the desk the next day and they were on it.

Today I was going through my recipes. I've had this one since probably the 70's. It was part of a…read morecollection of recipes from an old book I used to have with many recipes from many different inns and bed and breakfasts across the country. These muffins are yummy. Today I Googled the name of this inn and was happy to see they are still in business after all these years! I didn't know they were located in the heart of Amish Country. I hope the new owners can use this recipe if they don't already have a copy of their own left behind by Arletta Lovejoy! Enjoy!

My husband and I stayed in the Garden suite, which was very clean and comfortable. The young hosts…read morewere very warm and welcoming and the breakfast was so delicious I asked for the recipe :-) The grounds are nice, we loved the barn and flowers everywhere! Comfortable and relaxing! The best part was this was only a 2 hour drive from the city, right in the heart of Amish country and was just what we needed, a nice relaxing and romantic weekend getaway. We will go again!

Absolutely gorgeous venue! Came for a small wedding. This place is such a gem The landscape is so…read moreclean, layout worked out perfectly for us guest. Fireflies are everywhere during sunset. The crop field in the back is beautiful. Dancing in the farmhouse was so fun. Definitely recommend for a serene stay as well as for wedding.

Pros: The bed was wonderful and comfortable The shower was…read morelarge with rain shower head in ceiling and handheld removable on the wall. Cons: The shower floor drained into the bathroom and the exhaust vent wasn't working so the everything was damp and moist most of the time, the towels never dried. The door in kitchen did not have a curtain or blind so people were able to walk by and see into the room and as soon as the sun came up the room was filled with a lot of light. No sleeping in.

We used to go here every year, back when gas was under $4/gal…read more Our room was $79/night. Luxury accommodations, cheap hotel price. This isn't your typical B&B. Every room has a private bath, flat screen tv, wifi, etc. There is a beautiful sitting room with books and games galore, which we didn't use lol. They have fridge full of pop, water, juice, etc., and homemade cookies or scones available at all times. They are also phenomenal cooks. Our breakfast must've had about 5 courses, and was better than any breakfast place I've been to in Chicago. Very impressive! They have their coffee custom roasted and blended, and it's by far the best coffee I've ever had. The people themselves are very down-to-earth and friendly. I'm not one for socializing with people, we stayed here because it was cheaper than a hotel, nicer than a hotel, and included a much better breakfast than a hotel. I was very surprised to find myself talking with them for a half hour at breakfast, and actually enjoying it! When gas becomes affordable again, we're looking forward to driving out to Middlebury and staying here again.

From the owner: Rest, Relax, Refresh at the Country Victorian Bed & Breakfast where comfort, value and friends come…read moretogether. Stay in one of our four lovely antiques appointed guest rooms in comfortable twin, queen or king size beds, cable TV, DVD player, air conditioning, four season fireplaces, complimentary hot/cold drinks/snacks/homemade goodies, private baths, slippers, robes, hairdryers, quality amenities basket, and a freshly prepared full breakfast each morning. Enjoy the clip clopping of Amish horse & buggies, from the front porch while sipping an ice cold drink, or read a book in the parlor in front of a roaring fire. Enjoy the relaxed pace of Northern Indiana's Amish country with help from your hosts, Lori and Arnie. Let us help you find all the hidden treasures of Amish country.

In town for a night for work. Staff was very friendly. Breakfast was good. Only complaint is the…read moregym has no weights

Bed bugs. I'm severely allergic. So I know when it happens. This hotel has them. This is basically…read morethe only reason other than above and beyond services that I will bother to post about a hotel.

DO NOT STAY HERE. They "lose" your reservations and don't care if you have a place to lay your…read morehead. What an embarrassment. Don't waste your time or money. The lobby smells like cat urine.

From the owner: Americas Best Value Inn & Suites Three Rivers is a comfortable 43-room hotel in southern Michigan,…read morejust 20 miles south of Kalamazoo. Whether you're hitting the slopes at Swiss Valley Ski Resort 12 miles away, visiting the University of Notre Dame, or exploring the charming historic downtown district, this inn is an ideal home base. Each air-conditioned room features free WiFi, satellite TV with HBO, refrigerator, and hairdryer. A shared lounge, guest laundry, vending machines, elevator, and 24-hour front desk ensure a smooth and comfortable stay. Free private parking -- including truck and bus spaces -- is available on-site. Pets are welcome. Kalamazoo/Battle Creek International Airport is 36 km away. Book your Three Rivers stay today!

Modern and updated rooms. Up to date electronics and several outlets with usb receptacles as well…read more Beds were clean and neat. My only concern was the bathroom; the floors and baseboards needed a good cleaning. The staff was friendly and very accommodating. We checked in after being stranded after a severe motor vehicle accident and they made sure we checked out as late as we needed, until we got our new rental and we're well rested. The snacks came in handy when we had to depend on them for dinner, since there's no Uber Or Lyft around and the food delivery services were not available once we checked in at 8pm.

I made an unintentional stop at a this hotel because I got stuck in a horrible storm in the middle…read moreof the night. The highlight of this hotel is the amazing breakfast they have! I mean they have a machine making fresh pancakes. They also have eggs and sausages and bagels. They're also very flexible on check in and check out timings.

I was invited to have dinner at the Oak Cove Resort and was thrilled to attend. Having lived in…read morethe Paw Paw/Lawton area for 30 years, I have driven by their sign, saw their ads, but literally had no clue what to expect. From the moment we pulled in and drove down the long drive towards the resort, I knew I was in for special evening. It felt like I had awaken in a different age and time. The lodge is over 100 years but beautifully maintained. Eating on the front enclosed porch was a delight and so peaceful to look at beautiful Lake Cora. My mind kept wandering to what this area was like back in the 1920s when there were 2 resorts on Lake Cora and a train that brought people from the Chicago area. What a magical time that must have been. Bob and Susan are delightful hosts. They love Oak Cove and it shows in all the lovingly details throughout. Antiques are plentiful in every room, old photos and newspaper clippings that have been framed are hung on the walls. It's like walking into a time capsule. Touring the Lodge I kept saying this is so cool, I love this, how adorable. Every room is unique and special. Dinner at Oak Cove Resort is amazing. Everything is prepared and cooked in their kitchen and a lot of the items are from scratch. We started the evening off with a salad from the most unique salad bar ever - an old antique bed, covered with a beautiful quilt, and topped with a glass panel that holds all the delicious salad fixings. The lettuce was very fresh, a huge amount of toppings to chose from, and lots of different dressings. Monday night is Roast Beef night and Bob serves up the tenderest roast beef that I have had. The slice was just perfect for me. Mashed potatoes with homemade gravy (no words can describe how delicious this is), and helping of peas, and dinner roll. You can also add a dollop or two of horseradish sauce. If that wasn't enough, dessert was a chocolate brownie with ice cream. I literally thought I was in heaven. On top of that the coffee was just how I like it. We then walked around the resort. The Funhouse, filled with old arcade machines, books, puzzles, card table, TV, and bar, would definitely be fun place to hang out. The in-ground pool was very clean and is a big. The beach area had Adirondack chairs set up to sit and relax. Individual cabins are scattered through the grounds, along with a huge area for kids to run and play. What a memorable evening. My next to-do is to book an evening or two at the Oak Cove and transport myself to another time where life seemed slower and simpler.

Oak Cove is a great place to visit. It is so peaceful to sit outside your cottage or alongside the…read morebeach part and play in the lake. My three little ones loved being in the lake and swimming pool. The meals are great! Bob and Susan and their staff are amazing. Overall it just a beautiful place for relaxing and taking in the be beauty of nature.