There was a lot of small issues but the worst was the guest service…read more Honestly we found a lot wrong with the place (our room turned into a sauna late at night, the light switches didn't work, holes in the sheets, an odd children's book on the bed, etc).... But the real struggle was the service when we went to breakfast. The eggs were somehow rubbery and soggy, and the pancakes burnt and cold. My wife is a professional chef and said it's one of the worst breakfasts she's ever had. But we weren't going to say anything. But when the innkeeper came around to take our plates and asked "Are you done," we even pleasantly responded "Yes, thank you." But when she turned away and saw food left on our plates she mumbled "what a waste!" Again, we weren't going to say anything...but we quietly told her "There's food left because it was terrible." Instead of "Sorry you didn't like it" the innkeeper said "You don't know what you're talking about!" Who says this to guests? A professional chef doesn't know bad eggs and pancakes? Even without a professional chef, if a guest doesn't like your food you don't respond like that. She then said you should take a teaspoon of everything first too see if you like it. What?? No, you should expect the food to be edible. Then when I went to check out she held her hand out and said "keys." That's it. So I dropped them on the desk. She said "Have a day." Ridiculous guest service. I thanked her sarcastically for the "great service." And her response was "Whatever." Really class act

We loved staying at the Montague Inn. It's such a quaint little B&B with a gorgeous view. The…read moregrounds are perfect for a wedding, you can just see from the layout where the path/aisle would be to walk down, the front structure, all the space for chairs and a giant empty grass section perfect for a party tent. The Inn would be a great place for the wedding party to stay at. We stayed at the Norman Little room. It's not big, but honestly, since we only stayed for one evening, the size of the room didn't really matter. The most important thing was having an en suite bathroom and we had that. The next was a comfy bed, and we had that, too. The host was very kind and walked us to our room and we asked for additional pillows and she brought them right away. Since we're old and boring, laying in bed to watch Netflix was about the perfect ending to a great evening. Since we've never been here before, we didn't really know what to expect for breakfast. I wasn't expecting gourmet, so seeing hot eggs, potatoes, sausages, pancakes, and all the other basics (bagels, hardboiled eggs, etc.) was quite impressive. Coffee was coffee, k-cups and regular drip. Again, I don't come to a B&B to get fancy coffee, as long as it gets my heart started, that's all I need. I'm not sure what the pricing is like in the summer, but it was an awesome deal during the off-season. I would love to stay there again some time.

counter culture is one of the best venues in Saginaw Cj and Ben are kick ass business men and run…read morethat place almost flawlessly #supportyourscene

From the owner: Counter Culture is a Saginaw based Art Gallery and Music Venue, registered as a non-profit in the…read moreState of Michigan. With an emphasis on every area in the Humanities, Counter Culture serves as an Art Collective and social hub. It gives people from every walk of life a chance to mingle and participate in building and fortifying a healthy culture. A novice may grace the same stage that a veteran professional controlled only a week early. This gives the community the chance to see how it is done and to cut their teeth giving it a shot. Counter Culture specializes in art receptions and music events, but it doesn't end there. Any member of the community may propose an event and work to see it achieved. Writing workshops, social demonstrations, seminars, lectures, yoga, community bike rides, urban planning and so much more, start within the walls of Counter Culture. This is real world application of what is usually only found inside intellectual or academic circles.

These folks are fantastic to work with. The food is the best, we had so many compliments on our…read morereception it was amazing. Steve and Scott worked with us and we had no problems. The night of the reception, if I needed something Scott was right there to lend a hand and kept my drink filled all night!! I would recommend this center to everyone. They have decorators there to help you and they are there to make sure every detail is met to your satisfaction. I can not thank them enough for a GREAT party. (written by the mother of the bride)

From the owner: We specialize in wedding receptions and special events. We are a full service facility with…read morecatering and bar packages.

Remove the false advertising for the outdoor pool from your official website and stop charging for…read morepoolside rooms!!! And take responsibility and respond to the complaints!!!

I hate giving restaurants and hotels bad reviews, as I understand that everyone has bad days…read more However, I stayed here back in July when my niece has a softball tournament and the day we left and got home I realized I had forgotten something in the room. I called right away with the room number and they had already found said item and told me they would mail it out the next day. I waited a couple of weeks and when I hadn't received it I called again, but it has been almost two months now and I have yet to receive this item.

I've been here for two all-day business meetings and a holiday party. It's a nice space and would…read morebe suitable for weddings. They apparently have smaller conference rooms too, but I've only been in the ballrooms that are divisible into meeting spaces. At least one room features wedding-cake type stairs with wrought iron railings in the corner - perfect for a bridal picture. It is a little odd sitting in a business meeting under chandeliers. They have wireless, which is convenient if you need to hit your email during your meeting. Locals come for the lunch buffet, served M-F from 11-2. It's a good deal if you eat meat; the three entrees both days included meat, meat, and a carb that didn't look worth the effort eating (one day gluey-looking pasta alfredo, the other day some sort of dosed rice). The menu refers to a "vegetable and starch accompaniment." So basically the vegetarian hit the salad bar (there are two; one iceberg lettuce, one mixed fresh greens, various mayonnaise or vinaigrette salads; the usual fixings). The desserts are worthy of note and lethal - very rich and good.

Large rooms that can hold hundreds of people. Clean…read more Main drawback is that the internet needs some work. Not sure if it's set up to accommodate large amounts of people.