Love that this is a farm to table restaurant! Unique English muffin bread. The bacon was very good…read moreand was cooked perfectly. Lots of bakery options. I got a bag of Triple Chip Cookies to go! Charming historic home with a nice view of the pond and great service. If you have time, take a stroll down their wood chip path to see Manistique Lake.

We stayed here one night. Comfy old inn with lots of character. Breakfast comes with your room and…read moreit was amazing. I had biscuits and gravy and hubby had the special... cinnamon swirl French toast and ham. Neither of us could finish! Coffee was good as well.The baked goods looked amazing,too.

Tom and Caroll have created a beautiful farm B & B. Tranquil, serene and bucolic are words that…read moreonly begin to describe this charming gem. BTW, Tom and Caroll are amazing hosts and amazing people. We love Zeke, the B & B resident doggie!

I can not express enough how great our stay here was. My wife and I stay at a lot of B&B's, (well…read moreover 40) and this is by far our favorite! The energy of this home is incredibly peaceful. Many Inn keepers make you feel at home, but Tom and Carol make you truly feel like family. As I said before my wife and I stay at a lot of B&B's. We never stay in the same place more than once. We love to experience a new place each time. But this is our third stay here on our 10 day vacation in the UP. We kept coming back because we seriously missed this place, Tom, Carol, and of course Zeke their super well behaved and friendly dog. There is so much more here than just their beautiful home, the calming awe of their land, their incredibly friendly sheep, the acres and acres of trails they have on their land, the nice added touch of the sauna on the back porch, the wide open sky perfect for star gazing you usually get from the UP combine with being on a large acred farm, and of course Zeke! Carol and Tom are the heart and soul of this place. They are what make this house, a home. I could go on and on about how much we valued our stay. But like I said, I can not express enough how great this place is. To give you an idea of how much we love this place, my wife and I drove from Eagle Harbor to stay here one more night. Staying here will be one of the best memories of your trip.

This Inn is historical, appropriately appointed, comfortable, scenic and cozy, complete with wood…read moreburning fire to welcome you in the lobby. Although I had not visited when the previous owners ran it, the current owner clearly cares about the Inn and the experience it provides for its visitors. The historic nature of the building includes what you might expect: beautiful solid wood finishes, slightly creaky floors, enormous original windows, nooks and niches. It's clean and there are decisive design updates (period-correct wallpapers, lace curtains). The restaurant was great and a step up from the also delicious but more classic corner dining experiences in the area. We plan to return and look forward to the Inn's continual evolution and warm hospitality as we explore Michigan's incredible Upper Peninsula.

Fish was overcooked and cold potatoes short wait staff so they did the best they could.read more

Great place to stay. Right on the water. Close to downtown Munising. The owner was very nice and…read moreaccommodating. Would highly recommend.

Great views of the lake. The place was well kept except for some greasy handles of the pots and…read morepans. Great location. Close to several of the falls and to downtown. Many mosquitoes at night. Owner was very helpful.

When I return to Newberry, where I grew up, I stay at MacLeod House. Hosts, Frank and Cheryl moved…read morethis grand Victorian from mainstreet to a field six miles out of town. Yup, telephone lines got taken down and all Newberry turned out for the show. Thirty years later Frank's and Cheryl's labor of love allows visitors a glimpse into the world of Newberry's lumber boom. Color jazzes up the house's once-white exterior, but it retains its historic charm. Much of the interior woodwork has been preserved. Lush gardens and an orchard grace the property. The rooms are comfortable, the ambiance welcoming, and I keep coming back.

The innkeepers, Cheryl and Frank, are pleasant and friendly. The house is clean. The bed was…read morecomfortable. Breakfast was tasty - peaches & cream french toast was good, but the sausage was different - not sure what kind of meat, but hubby and I didn't care for it. (Eggs with feta and spinach the first morning was fine, no meat that time.) The showers were a horrible experience. We stayed for 2 nights in the suite. Morning 1, the rain head shower in our suite trickled. Water only trickled out of half of the shower head. After several minutes (probably 5), it got hot, but then it was scalding hot and there was no way to cool it off. I turned the handle all the way to cold, and even waited - no change. Scalding hot. A guest in the single room with the bath down the hall was finished with his bathroom, so he offered his shower to us. We accepted (although I find it kind of icky to share with a stranger, I was desperate for a shower!). His shower was slightly more than a trickle, but certainly no pressure. I was able to regulate the temperature. I took a super quick shower and was done with it. Day 2 my hubby went to use the shower down the hall and came back un-showered. No pressure at all in there on this day. So I ended up washing my hair, shaving my legs, etc. in our bathroom sink (very shallow) and he attempted the trickling rain head in our shower. It was a joint effort. When the water became scalding, he had me turn on the hot in the sink (so less hot went into the shower). We adjusted that way a couple times and he was finished. Cheryl said they had a pressure regulator on order and she hopes that fixes the problem. The first day, her response was that the water issue was a "mystery." Our suite was also equipped with a 2 person jacuzzi tub, which is the reason I chose the suite in the first place. When we arrived, she showed us our room and the tub and said it's just a soaking tub now because the jets don't work. There was never any mention of this when I booked (I emailed, and had 3 phone conversations with them before we arrived). She did take off $20/night for the shower inconvenience,which I appreciated. I would give the place another try if I was assured the water was working, but I don't think I'm brave enough to get that far from home and find out we have no shower options!

After 3 nights camping in our Van, It was so nice to get a good shower and sleep in a comfortable…read morebed in the beautiful UP IRON SKILLET BED AND BREAKFAST! The breakfast in the morning was As wonderful to eat as it was to look at. The hostess, Jackie, was so welcoming and warm. She lovingly attends to every detail, even being so busy with so many projects. It is a wonderful place to stay and refresh your body and soul.

From the owner: The U.P.Iron Skillet Bed & Breakfast is walking distance to Pictured Rocks Cruises in Downtown…read moreMunising. Enjoy a hot homemade breakfast in the morning. Our Quiche an Cinnamon Rolls are talk of town. We make edible fruit platters which are adorable. Our 3 guests rooms have refrigerator , T.V. Air-conditioner and WFI. Our landscaping is beautiful check out our small Onota waterfall an Yooper bar outside. I grow the lavender here on site and make homemade soap for guests to purchased. We have a local photographer that sells his amazing work here at the B&B. I look forward seeing you soon ! Open All Year in Munising Mi.

We have tried the restaurant at the Buckhorn Lodge several times, and always leave feeling…read moredisappointed. While the setting overlooking Hovey Lake is beautiful at sunset and the service is very good, the food is not up to par. I'm also perplexed why they're using plastic flatware and plastic containers for side dishes like cole slaw. This made sense during the pandemic but not now. I remain ever hopeful that things will get better as there aren't many food options in this (literal) neck of the woods :)

We did not stay at the lodge but had a great meal at the restaurant. Excellent service and food! We…read morewill definitely come again!

Everything about the UP seems expensive and this Holiday Inn Express is no different. I paid…read more275.00 per night for a Thursday and Friday night stay in late August for a non-balcony room. That's the only semi-negative thing I will say about this place, The hotel is nice, the workers were nicer, the rooms were clean and the halls were quiet. The continental breakfast was pretty solid too. Bananas (finally! after 9 days in Michigan hotels, I was beginning to think there was a law against them) mini omelets, bagels, muffins, cinnamon rolls, turkey sausage and a pancake machine. The real star of this hotel is the back patio view. Sitting on their deck enjoying the views of Lake Superior while having a cold beverage is pretty amazing. The rooms with lake views have their own balconies or you can be a cheap ass like me and share the patio with the others.

We had a great stay at this Holiday Inn Express. The location is up the hill past downtown…read moreMunising (a 2 minute drive). The hotel is newer and clean. The bathroom was a good size. The hot water was good. Water pressure was fine. The room's heat was welcome on the cold evening. Past the lobby the Inn has a nice seating area for breakfast. We found it to be a good spot to sit and eat food from town. The morning breakfast was busy both mornings. The staff did a good job keeping the coffee full and the food stocked. It was a nice money saver to not need to go out for breakfast in the morning. We opted for the cheaper room facing the parking lot. If I stayed here again, I would spring for a bay-side (Lakeview) room. We had a beautiful and bright sunrise over the bay. The staff was friendly.

On September 7th this year we stayed at the White Pine Lodge in Christmas, Michigan. Upon checki-in…read morewe were told nothing except the pool/hot tub was out of order. When checking out the next morning, there was a bedbug on a pillow. I was very discreet as I went to the front desk to let them know. It had already been a crappy morning because, unbeknownst to me, they had been without water for a week up until the day before our stay, their complimentary breakfast had no coffee, no juice, no meats or eggs, the waffle maker was broken, and though they also ran the attached convince store they wouldn't let you get that coffee without paying for it. The front desk person told a housekeeper of our situation then said they were calling the manager. After waiting half an hour because we were told the manager was on her way, we had to leave to make our next reservation. I made sure they had my contact info and was assured I'd be called. 7 hours later I called the lodge back and was told the manager, Amy, had left for the day. And that they didn't find anything else so she didn't know what management had decided about it. I asked to be called the next day and again nothing. So we went about our vacation. After returning to work from vacation I called the Sault Tribe in the U.P. who own the lodge. I was transferred to a woman named Jennifer and she listened to my situation. Then told me she was the wrong person to talk to and that I should be talking to Dan Doyle. She said she was going to email him about what I told her and CC me on that email. Never happened. It is now another week later and I called Dan Doyle to see what was going on. Had to leave a voicemail. It's been 3 days and nothing. Today I called the LMAS Health Department who is over that county. That lady said they can't do anything about bedbugs and I have to contact the owner Ok... soooooo.... the lodge basically said they didn't find any other bugs which likely means they didn't call an exterminator and just turned the room over. The management and owners don't seem to care and now neither does the health department. Mind you, I didn't ask for anything. Not a discount or refund. Nothing but to be contacted by management. They could have lied to me and said they fumigated the room, how would I know? But at least they would have appeared to give a shit. I will still file a complaint with the health department and BBB in Michigan so there is a paper trail and my conscious is clear. I just don't want any to get sick or take home bedbugs!! White Pine Lodge, Sault Ste Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians... how absolutely disgusting you run your businesses!!!

After driving 81/2 hours on the road I pulled over to get some rest about 4 pm October 24, 2025…read moreStayed in room 106 and the mattress was so lumpy and bumpy I couldn't sleep especially after going through breast cancer diagnosis and 20 treatments of radiation therapy. The heat was hard to control either too hot or too cold after laying and fighting between the 2 I decided to leave @ midnight and drive the 81/2 hours home in the dark alone! They never even apologized for any of the inconveniences! I called the next day and they only wanted to argue with me! If I could give 0 I would Very poor customer service and didn't even care what I had to say! I will skip by this place and never set foot in their business ever again or get gas at their convenience store.