I recently had the pleasure of staying at the Lakeview Hills Country Club. I don't golf but did…read moreenjoy other amenities. I spent three nights in the hotel (which was very nice) in a room with a deck overlooking the golf course--so did enjoy the game vicariously. I ate at two of the three restaurants and attended a wedding and reception. Food was excellent at both restaurants and at the reception. At Emilio's Prime I enjoyed a wonderful beet/field green/goat cheese salad and a very tasty filet mignon Oscar. The crab appeared to have been sautéed instead of just boiled which added another dimension of flavor. The wine list was quite extensive and offered wines at a variety of price levels. They served the sorbet with champagne which I'd never experienced before. I took my yummy lemon meringue pie back to my room. I also ate twice at The Tin Cup where I had a chicken sandwich with a nice rosemary mayo and a Wagyu burger--both were excellent. The buffet at the reception was also very tasty as well as piping hot, nicely presented and never empty. Most impressive throughout my stay was the outstanding service--from the front desk staff to the organizers, servers and bartenders at the restaurants, wedding and reception. Staff were very friendly, accommodating and professional. The bartenders who served me lunch also served drinks at the reception and were delightful young women (their names escape me). Heather in The Tin Cup was very nice, friendly and provided more excellent service. Bonus--while having dinner at Emilio's, I met the man (Michael McMath) who painted the murals throughout the facility. I'm visiting from out of state but if I have the occasion to return to the area will plan to stay and/or eat here again.

Been playing golf there for 40 years. Really like the courses. Unfortunately they raised their…read moreprices $15 to $85 and $80 on the north and south Friday, Saturday and Sundays. Disappointed I can't afford to pay these astronomical prices for basically a decent public course that takes a long time to play and greens and tee boxes that are slightly above average. I'm sure they will keep getting the business because it's the only course in the area, but pricing out the regulars is a bummer.

Really enjoyable stay overall. The building has a lot of charm and fits Lexington perfectly. The…read morerooms were clean, comfortable, and had a relaxing historic small-town feel without feeling outdated. Breakfast was simple but good, and the location makes it easy to walk around town or head down toward the water. The best part is probably the atmosphere -- it feels more personal and unique than a standard hotel. Four stars instead of five only because there are still a few small details and updates that could make the experience feel a little more polished. Overall, definitely worth staying at if you want a relaxing Lexington weekend.

Pricey drinks and appetizers $9 for what they call garlic knots, which is 4 dinky pieces of soft…read morebread dough, not bad tasting just not a significant portion, basically each tiny bread roll was $2.25....just too much. Ribs were tasty and $21 dollars for a decent size half rack wasn't terrible. Was pretty dead when we visited. Ambiance is nice enough. They are now a little fancier than when I grew up eating broasted chicken and for a time they had amazing pizza -- but this ain't that Cadillac house no more...

This place was great for our family reunion! The resort was very clean and prepared to house us…read more Nothing to complain about but more household items (silverware, plates, pans, etc) and more lighting around and by the main fire pit. I definitely recommend this place for big groups or even just a single person stopping in for the night. Thank you to the owner for being so kind and flexible with us while we stayed.

Clean convenience store w/a remarkable selection of distilled spirits/liquor. Nice varieties of…read moreScotch, bourbon, & gin as well as liqueurs & cordials & a beer cave stocked with local favorites. Nice hours, helpfully staff as well as management interested in special orders & of course a great location. Good source for varieties of Oban, JW 18yr, JW Blue, Macallan 15 yr although their stock Irish Whiskey selection is lean, I'm not drinking as much as I should to be a "good customer".

Friendly inconvenient and the best prices for cigarettes in a 20 mile radius. Keep your business…read morelocal and shop with the small companies. I'm sure they appreciate our business like we appreciate their convenience

Brian Moran's store is the main gas station in Port Sanilac. But the party store has a lot more to…read moreoffer than you'd find in most service stations. You'll find coffee, soft drinks, and a morning newspaper here. There's beer, wine and package liquor. They also make hot pizza throughout the day, sold by the slice. There's a short line of groceries, a good selection of candy and if you think it may be your lucky day, you can buy your lottery tickets here. Moran's is open seven days, early and late. Brian's son, Doug, also has a landscaping business, mowing lawns in season and plowing snow in the winter.

Fast, friendly service here! Small town roots surely show! A little bit of everything including,…read morebut not limited, to Schwanns ice cream and hot pizza by the slice!

We really enjoyed our weekend. The rooms are beautiful, well appointed and very clean. I might…read moresuggest grab bars for the tub/shower. We spent alot of time on the patio and its a wonderful gathering area. The hosts are a true delight! Love being able to walk downtown. Thank you!

Beautiful house. Owners are just the nicest people. Went out of their way to make everything…read moreperfect. HIGHLY recommend.

Another wonderful experience - I love this place . The best bed and breakfast I've ever been to…read moreand I've been to a lot of bed and breakfast places. Inn the Garden is very clean, Barb and Rollin are great hosts, they have awesome breakfasts, the place has every little touch imaginable, grounds are beautiful and I could keep going on. The other nice thing is that it's walking distance to downtown shops and restaurants.

Just returned from a one night stay with two friends. The house and gardens are absolutely…read morebeautiful. After shopping and dinner in town we loved walking around the garden and relaxing on the porch in the evening. The historical house is beautiful and inviting. (And doesn't smell musty!) My friends and I shared the Lexington Suite. The room was very comfortable and clean. We had a relaxing and restful night. Since we were the only guests upstairs, we peeked in the other guest rooms. They were all lovely. The host, Barb, was delightful. She was so welcoming and kind. The breakfast she prepared the next morning was absolutely delicious. Even though you cannot book directly through the website, it was easy to contact Barb via email and reserve our room. She was really responsive and accommodating. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would definitely recommend Inn the Garden.

This is a cute little store. They have just the bare basics of what you're going to need including…read moregroceries, soft drinks, and so forth. They do have and alcohol selection that can boast of existence but again we're talking about very very very basic stuff. However I should almost add a star because if you expect to get some thing any place else you'll feel like one of the planet of the apes astronauts walking through the forbidden zone trying to find vegetation. Pretty slim pickings in this area so thank God for this place