We've been going to Blue Stem ever since my daughter's wedding on-site three years ago. Love the…read morefood, the waitstaff and dining on the patio.

I always look forward to a nice relaxing dinner at the Blue Stem after a round of golf - with a…read moreview at the highest point of Kalamazoo County - it's a wonderful place to chit chat and relax. The steak and blue salad is fantastic as well as the whitefish nuggets . Unfortunately it's only open during the golf season - winter views would be fantastic also.

Big place. Nice TVs. Menu looks great. A little expensive for the area. Food took a LONG time…read more Literally four tables in the whole place. Been here for 40 minutes

I really want to like a local place, but my experience was so subpar…read more No one initially greeted us upon entering. Tables and floors were -dirty-. The house chips were a little too thick, tasted slightly stale and the flavoring was coated on and not in a good way. Mac and cheese was bland. Wings were odd flavors with no classics. The menus are outdated tech and clunky. For a place named after tap, the selection was not impressive. Sad.

I like the course. For a par 3 course I do like it a lot…read more Staff do not have the greatest customer service. Walking up to the club house the grounds keeper turned the mower in my direction by the parking lot and I took a rock to the face. Guy on the mower just looked, no wave, no apology. Walk in and ask the lady about mowers not having a guard on them after telling her a rock was sent from the mower and hit me in the face and her reply was, "it's a zero turn. Shit happens" then she gets an attitude with me. "You seem upset, so just go get a cart and play". WTF? I won't be back this season. Only reason for the 4 is the course. Staff get 0

Nice people.... Well groomed short course... excellent hamburger dogs and beer..... great price for…read more18 holes

Definitely unique building. The inside clean and antique decoration. Like walking into the past…read more We went there twice in a week. Menu is huge. So much to choose from. It was delicious both times. The waitresses were very friendly and efficient.

Cool location on river with neat atmosphere. The service was excellent. The food, however, not that…read moregreat. The menu has so many things on it that perhaps they should concentrate on less choices with better quality. My wife and I had the chicken sandwiches which were dry and bland. Buns crumbly. Our kids were also unimpressed with what they had. As we had never been to Battle Creek before it was fun to try a unique restaurant, but the food here will keep us from returning.

Check In was smooth and hotel staff are friendly and pleasant! Room is larger than most Standard…read moreKings. Plenty of free parking and free WiFi. Mini refrigerator along with a Keurig machine. Was given a quiet room on the 5th floor at the end of the hallway. Remodeled and has a nice desk, two nightstands, a sitting area and a mounted TV that moves which is a PLUS! Moderately priced. Breakfast is NOT included and costs $12.95 but kids eat FREE. Located near plenty of restaurants and a shopping area. Highly recommend this property! You won't be disappointed!

I usually enjoy staying at Holiday Inn, but this location was just okay…read more We arrived around 1 a.m., and the front desk had already prepared everything, including our key cards, which was a nice touch. As other reviews mentioned, the hotel does feel a bit dated--there were no charging outlets on the bedside tables like most modern hotels. There was also no microwave in the room, which was disappointing since we had planned to heat up some Trader Joe's kimbap and instant noodles. The bathroom was fine, but the bathtub was very slippery. There's a handle bar installed, probably for safety, but it still didn't feel very secure. From desk and housekeepers are all so nice hence 4 stars. On the good note: check out time is 12 pm instead 11am so it's a plus

My husband and I went to the Leila Arboretum Society while traveling through Michigan. It was rainy…read morewhen we visited so we didn't get to see the entire park. We did get to see the sculpture garden, which was really cool. The overlook area is a must see area because you can see a lot of the park from there from a great vantage point. We tried to drive to see other areas of the arboretum but the signs were too confusing to follow. I can't wait to go back and explore more of the Leila Arboretum Society!

Wonderful park! It's free and lots of cool stuff to look at! I definitely recommend going if you're…read morein the area!

The Masonic Temple in Downtown Battle Creek is a landmark building intimately connected with the…read moresurrounding community. The building boasts an all brick façade, with columns and a dated '1913' granite marker on the left front corner. There is a granite boulder on the front lawn with a special brass plaque that reads: "The tablet erected by the citizens of Battle Creek in connection with the centennial celebration 1931, marks the place which was builded, in 1831, the first dwelling in Battle Creek." I find it interesting that the word 'Builded' was used in place of 'Built', but perhaps that was the correct grammar of the day when this was unveiled. The location of the Masonic Temple in Downtown Battle Creek is more significant by testimony of this sign, than just the architecture itself. The building was erected on the site of the first dwelling in Battle Creek. The Masonic Temple in Downtown Battle Creek has made their facility available to the public as an event or reception hall, and they offer a full kitchen and have made available several historic rooms for weddings, church gatherings, etc. I did not take any interior photos out of respect to the Masons who are the caretakers of the place, but the interior is wonderful in many ways with marble floors, and beautiful carved hardwood surfaces. The well cared for interior is a very classic style, mixing the designs of several eras, and genres. The Masonic Temple in Downtown Battle Creek is located between City Hall and the Justice Center, and has its own parking, and it is easy to find from the M-66 corridor that runs into downtown. Reservations are required to use the facility, but usually scheduling in advance is not a problem. During the week visitors are welcome to stop by and request a tour, and if the caretaker is there, he will often tell you some history. When you consider that many of the founding fathers of our country were Masons, such as Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, Samuel Adams, Thomas Jefferson and even Marquis De Lafayette one feels like one is walking into timelessness of solidarity within the walls of the temple.

Not a good place to book any events. The people who run the building consistently double book…read moreevents and don't let you know. I would seek other, more updated establishments to give my money to.

I took my kid to get the experience of seeing and hearing a real symphony. Everyone was polite and…read morehelpful. They're were several other kids also that came for that evening. We got a break to go get some wiggles out. We got offered to move closer since it wasn't very full up top in the balcony. The music was very lovely to hear.