I admit, I was a little hesitant on booking a B&B, as we are more hotel type of people. However,…read morehotels are not to be found within Saugatuck, and I am so glad I stayed at Judson Heath. From the moment I was researching and communicating with Jenn the innkeeper, until the moment we checked in and met Steve and Jimmy, we felt comfortable and welcomed and so happy with our choice. The house has been transformed into eight separate bedrooms with their own private bath, and each is well appointed with the most luxurious bedding and soft pillows and mattress. I loved the pillow so much that I ordered one to be shipped to my home! Steve and Jimmy greeted us with a glass of wine and a little history of the building and the area and gave restaurant recommendations and things to do. Each morning Jenn created a wonderful three course breakfast that kept me full all day until dinner. Waking up for the 930 spread was the highlight of each morning! Nothing was store-bought, nothing. She is a master baker and chef and takes pride in her presentation and selection of food. I have never stated at a B&B and was concerned that it would feel like sharing space with strangers, but that was not the case. The first night was a full house with all 8 rooms occupied and everyone was respectful of each other. Jenn and Steve were available as much as we wanted them to be, but gave us our space to do our own thing. I would highly recommend staying at Judson Heath and let Jimmy, Jenn and Steve show you around their cute, quaint and adorably perfect town.

This place has a ton of perfect or near perfect ratings across review sites, and I can see why!…read more We booked this B&B inn for our wedding anniversary celebration, and it was perfect. Steve and Jenn were excellent hosts. They gave us restaurant recommendations and a brief history of the building (established in 1837!). Jenn cooked an amazing 3-course breakfast daily, and I devoured every bite. My favorites were the baked goods, like blueberry cake. We stayed in the Elton room on the top floor that had a lot of nice touches and character to it. It had a jacuzzi (although don't use it past 10pm to avoid disrupting the guests below)! The bed was comfortable, and the views overlooking the Japanese garden and two different streets were nice. You also use a vintage key to open and lock the room. The location is awesome, and everything is walkable from this inn. Keep in mind that there are about four car spots in the lot, but there is generally free street parking as well. One of the highlights at this inn is definitely Steve's and Jenn's Chihuahua dog named Jimmie! He is absolutely adorable and greeted us upon arrival as well as throughout our stay. During breakfast, he was sniffing the ground for dropped food from guests. It must have worked in the past because he knew when it was time to come out! I highly recommend staying here. We'll be back in the future!

My husband and I have stayed here twice and are already planning when we can return. We love the…read morelocation, the atmosphere, the service, the breakfasts - all of it.

Celebrating our 17 year anniversary, my wife and I stayed here in the lakeview room. I also elected…read moreto have the romance package which scored me some serious brownie points. The room was spacious and had everything we needed for an evening away from the kids. Jacuzzi? Check! Fireplace? Check! The staff was pleasant and accommodating. We really appreciated having board games and cards available to borrow. The breakfast was pretty awesome and arrived right on time. The staff was always kind enough to give us privacy, leaving breakfast and other deliveries outside of the door. Our only regret was that the lakeview room is directly adjacent to the lobby. Had we known this, we may have choosen a different room. Overall it didn't negatively impact our experience

This was our second stay at Hidden Garden Cottages & Suites. We absolutely love the accommodations…read moreand setting for this boutique venue. Christopher and Gary, owners, are very welcoming and accomodating. They go out of their way to ensure their guests are completely satisfied. Both rooms we have had during our stays were very nicely appointed, very clean, comfortable and peaceful. The location is ideal, downtown Saugatuck where once you park, you really never have to use your vehicle again as everything is walkable. Highly recommend this venue if you're looking for a place to stay while in the area.

What an amazing place! Perfect spot to walk everywhere in Saugatuck. The room was excellent and the…read moresurprise morning breakfast muffins were delicious! Jonathan and Gary treat you like family! I would highly recommend.

I found this place on Groupon and I cannot believe how amazing my stay was. My husband and I wanted…read morea little getaway and we found this place which is about 2 hours away from Chicago. From the moment we entered, we received the kindest of hospitality. Scott, the innkeeper, provided us with so much wonderful information on things to do, where to eat and was kind in addressing any of our needs. We had a "romance" package which included wine, $50 credit to a restaurant and chocolate. The room was cozy with a faux fire place and a room overlooking some trees and down to the water. As for the breakfast (ALSO INCLUDED), it was amazing. Scott outdid himself with the quality of breakfast and service. I cannot recommend this place enough. We will be going back. T

The best. THE BEST!…read more Love Beechwood Manor! Stayed here a few weeks ago for my birthday weekend when I found a special online for 2 nights plus one one hour free in-room massage, gift certificate to a restaurant in downtown Saugatuck, and of course the two complimentary brekkies (being that it's a B&B, of course) for $388. Such a steal! The house itself is lovely. Built in the 1870s and renovated a bit but still keeping that Victorian charm. A comfy downstairs sitting area, and cozy dining room and another kitchenette area with a fridge (stocked with complimentary sodas and water), water pot for tea, hot chocolate, etc, and coffee. Oh yay! We stayed in Enid, the largest of the rooms. Very spacious with a sitting area of two chairs and a table, a couple of nightstands, a chest of drawers, a queen sized bed (very comfy and cozy), a fireplace, a small cable tv and dvd player, and cd/radio. It was actually really nice to unplug a bit so we didn't really watch any tv but it was there if you need it. Instead we mostly just lounged around listening to classical music on the radio and Prairie Home Companion. Fit the feel of the room nicely! The adjoining bathroom is a good size too with a lovely and deep clawfoot bathtub (that I definitely took a soak in. AHHH so nice!) and a separate shower. Complimentary bathrobes added to the cozy feeling and the windows had a lovely view for just perching and looking outside. Add that to the most amazing massage ever (seriously, one of the best I've ever had and I'm hard to please) and I walked out of there feeling completely rested and rejuvenated. The hosts/owners, Sal and Gregg are just lovely. Really friendly and chatty, I felt like an honored guest. And they are no slouches in the kitchen, either! Our breakfasts were DELICIOUS. The first day I had the eggs benedict (although the smell of the waffles sure were intoxicating!) and the next morning I had the sweet potato pancakes which I had to force myself to stop eating because they were so tasty but oh so filling! The grounds are lovely and I can't wait to come back in warmer weather for a sit on the porch looking at the trees and Kalamazoo river peaking through (while their super friendly kitty Oscar rubs against your ankles--but don't worry cat allergy folks, kitty does not come into the guest quarters. We only saw him chillin' outside). If you've never been to a B&B I highly recommend starting with Beechwood Manor. Although it's likely any others you visit may not live up!

Very charming, warm, and cozy Inn. Hosts Eric and Tracy were very attentive and thorough in the…read moretour if the Inn. Our room, the Cedar, was very spacious with attention to detail everywhere. i especially appreciated the make up removers, super absorbent towels, and blue tooth music. I had a fantastic night's sleep on the king bed. The views of the surrounding forest covered in fresh snow was a nice touch....how did they do that? lol. Will be back!!!!

This is the best place to stay in the Saugatuck/Douglas area! The hosts are the nicest people and…read moreaccommodating to every need! The room was spotless and even more beautiful than the pictures! They are so helpful with recommendations, they provide coffee and welcome beverages, and a delicious homemade breakfast every day. Couldn't have asked for a better stay. Would definitely recommend this to anyone looking for accommodations in the area.

My partner and I stayed at Twin Oaks for our first post-COVID vacation. We wanted a place right in…read moredowntown Saugatuck to relax and use as a home base to go check out things like the Dunes State Park and Twin Oaks was just PERFECT! Molly and Rob are fantastic hosts and made a phenomenal breakfast for us every single morning. Even more, they are kind and welcoming people who were just a pleasure to be around during our stay at the inn. This was our first time in Saugatuck but I'm confident we'll be back and we won't think about staying anywhere but Twin Oaks!

This place is awesome!! Our room was comfortable and super clean, Molly was extremely accommodating…read moreand cooked a delicious breakfast every morning. The location is perfect, and walking distance from everything you could need. We will definitely be staying here again.

Cozy, close to everything.and an amazi front porch. We've been there 3 times and love it.read more

My sister and I had a pleasant July Sunday-Monday weekend experience at the Inn of Saugatuck. I was…read moreon a visit from Texas and we planned the last few days of my trip to visit there and partake in some fun shopping. My sister and her husband were there years before and had a nice experience. We drove from West Bloomfield which was a two hour straight shot. The parking was easily accessible. The inn is quaint and cozy. We felt welcomed, but there are a few things that Jan, the innkeeper, should note. The interior is very nice, but needs better upkeeping. The room that we were in seemingly had a quick slight over easy "hit or miss" cleaning. The furniture had not been dusted and there were many dust bunnies in the corners of the room. The shower took 10 minutes to get warm. I had taken one at night. The bathroom rug needs to be replaced. It was more of a loose old carpeted rug which can harbor bacteria and didn't seem to have been washed. A better recommendation will be the foam sponge Clara Clark type bathroom mat to use. The toiletries need to be replaced every time new guests arrive if they have been used. There were two bottles of shampoo that were half used remaining there. We didn't touch those. I do not drink tap water and hotels always have at least two complimentary bottles of water. I asked Jan if she had any bottled water and she did not. I had to resort to getting regular water from her refrigerator dispenser. Even a couple of the small 4-6 ounces of bottled water in the guest room would have sufficed. We sat on the back porch prior to breakfast which was a very opened and relaxed atmosphere. The breakfast we had that Monday morning was somewhat continental. The fruit was farm fresh, the coffee and juices were delicious, and her pastry of an apple French toast roll was very nice, but there was no protein. We were looking forward to scrambled eggs to say the least. Protein should be included in the breakfasts. During mid afternoon we saw baggies with chopped up pieces of granola inside. I took a bag in the evening and had to throw the granola away because it was stale. The inn is conveniently located in town. Just walk a few steps and you're welcome to visit most of the shops. A few were closed on both Sunday and Monday. The waterfront is in walking proximity as well. The boat ride adventure was very nice and the restaurants' cuisines were scrumptious. We managed to go to the Douglas Beach, but could not partake in the water because it was too cold, but it was very beautiful. I only saw one picture for the review prior to my input. I have attached a few additional pics. I noticed some people commented about the folks working at The Inn of Saugatuck with emphasis on the innkeeper. Jan was cordial, nice, slightly standoffish, but we figured for some reason that was her personality. She was not rude whatsoever. All in all the visit was very nice, but for the recommended reasons above I am giving four out of five stars. I would not hesitate to visit The Inn of Saugatuck again.

We loved staying the weekend at charming Wickwood Inn due to its in-town location, impeccable…read morehospitality, comfortable classic décor and solitude. The daily afternoon wine & cheese, sumptuous breakfast, and all-day coffee & tea were greatly appreciated. The definition of class, the Wickwood Inn is worth a special trip.

Horrible staff experience, we called to book July 4th weekend, the initial employee who picked up…read moreseemed bothered by simple questions, had an attitude and quoted us a price for 2 nights for $1700. Was unable to get her name. Mind you we are from Indiana so of course we are going to ask about amenities and things to do in area. Called back and a manager named "Lachelle" said that we could not book 2 nights, it had to be 3 nights at $2400 and told us she was going to "Write up" the previous employee - thats information I dont need to know! You dont tell customers "im writing someone up" thats unprofessional- long story short they won't be getting any of my money ever. BAD CUSTOMER SERVICE and PHONE ETIQUETTE. Rude staff that seems bothered with simple questions!

What an enchanting experience. I wish we could've spent more time enjoying this B&B…read more The rooms were simple yet beautifully decorated. The ambiance of the building embraced history and was as if we stepped back into time. We chose to stay here because of the historical significance of the building itself. It served so many roles. The owner was a delight and so wonderful to chat with in the morning. It was clean and cool (seeing as we are in the middle of summer). Breakfast was served at 9AM in the morning and was delicious. French toast, fresh fruit, sausage, blueberry pound cake. They have tea and coffee as options. The pool was small but serene. Location was phenomenal - all shops were walking distance within 4 to 10 minutes. Highly recommend staying here.

Beautiful property in a perfect location in Downtown Saugatuck. Extremely clean and comfortable…read morewith the nicest, customer focused employees you could hope for. The owner is a delight to chat with as she interacted with guests at breakfast each morning to get to know each other. And speaking of breakfast, what a treat! Always delicious and beautifully presented. My wife and I always stay at Maplewood Hotel each time we visit Saugatuck.