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.

Our accommodations were amazing in 203! The "swift" up north experience was nothing short of…read moreamazing. Dr. Robert Dobak

One positive of this hotel is the location. It's within walking distance of all the great…read moreCharlevoix village spots! While there are several great individual rental units within this inn, our experience was not one of the most updated. The unit was very old. The main common areas seemed to be very run down and not very clean. While booking this location, I would ask for current pictures of the units and review sanitization procedures. Overall, the location made our experience great but the room itself was pretty run down

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.

This property was fantastic. The Inn staff were welcoming and helpful! Our stay came with a wine…read moretasting, and the sommelier was knowledgeable and witty. Breakfast was delicious, and the evening social hour was lots of fun. This place is very close to Sutton bay, and not too far from Traverse City. Coming from San Diego this place exceeded all of my expectations! The photos online don't do this place justice!

Best. Service. Ever…read more My brother and I took our parents here as a gift for their 50th anniversary. We knew the rooms were lovely and the setting was bucolic. But what we didn't know is that the innkeepers and the proprietor would carefully and unobtrusively look after our every whim. And with such informal goodwill that we truly felt like their number one goal was to make sure we had a wonderful time. Which we did!

This is a beautiful B&B and I highly recommend it! It is so cozy and comfortable. Michelle and…read moreArmand are wonderful hosts. Her breakfasts are amazingly delicious and filling, family style meals. Enjoyed hearing the stories and meeting the other guests. Their furbabies Rocky(dog) and Killer(beautiful black cat) are the official greeters every morning. We will be returning in the near future. We stayed in the Angel room. My only suggestion is that there needs to be more trash cans in the room. Our only trash can was in the bathroom.

Stayed here for a wedding. Michelle and Armand were so welcoming. The street can be a bit noisy, so…read moreif you are a light sleeper I would recommend picking a room in the back of the house. The Forrest room was right in front as an FYI. The food the next morning for breakfast was delicious. Fresh picked raspberries from the backyard too. It's also a short walk to downtown charlevoix.

It was our first time staying at The Bridge Street Inn. It was absolutely wonderful. It was…read morebeautiful, had lots of vintage charm, cand clean. Mickey was an awesome innkeeper and chef. He made delicious food and was willing to make food accommodations. He was super friendly and sweet. We hope to come back soon.

My wife and I were lucky to get a room on short notice and during the summer season. Mickey was an…read moreexceptional host, chef and conversationalist. We loved the visit, the food and solved the world's problems all in one reservation! I highly recommend this BNB for its charm, location, host and comfort.

Beautiful Victorian Bed and Breakfast in Bellaire, MI. I stayed here for three nights on business…read moretravel and was very pleased with the breakfast and the facilities. The owners have worked out every detail such as entry to the hotel, keys to your room, and location of power strips (which are always out of the way and require just a little searching). I hope to return here with my wife on future trips.

I meant to post this back in October 2018…read more I loved the stay here. It was an amazing time, and very much recommend it. It was beautiful, and the BnB reminded me so much of the house I grew up in with its Victorian construction, that I felt such a massive amount of nostalgia that I not only slept like a baby, but was bummed that I had to eventually come home. The innkeepers were not only friendly, but really knew thier history of the house... And to top it off... Breakfast was ALWAYS amazing. The Balcony room was beautiful and very romantic. All in all, I will totally return and stay there again.

This is the most charming place. It has been renovated and it is comfortable and centrally located…read more I love the owner DiDi. I enjoyed my time here immensely.

It is hard to write a review of a place like this. Not like a hotel where you can easily compare…read more This is a bed and breakfast. It's kitschy, they all are. If you lime thT kind of thing you will like this fine. If you are like me a hotel person it's a tough sell. The person who checked us in was very nice, the grounds are fine. The rooms are spartan and well BB types. Older blankets and furniture which is the style but again if you want hotel like stuff this is not for you. The tv was a nine inch one and sat on a dresser, weird. There were only four outlets in the room and between the room ac unit, the tv and two lamps, no way to charge a phone, laptop, iPod anything. They should put in an extension cord or power strip. Bed as fine, soft, but fine. Bathroom was nice, really nice towels All in all if you are a bb person and like the o,dear more homey stuff this is great. If you like the standard ness of a hotel like me, this can be an odd, not bad, but odd stay I did not have breakfast or snacks so cannot comment.