The Cottonwood Inn is a unique b&b - a very cozy and comfortable stay. The owner Liz is a wonderful…read moreperson. She gave us great local recommendations of things to do and see (and where to eat out), and she took an interest in making sure our stay was great. We would HIGHLY recommend booking and staying here!

The Cottonwood Inn is nestled in a wooded setting, within about 10 minutes of downtown Holland…read more The common areas are clean, cozy and inviting. The same can be said for the room; we had the John Calvin room. Liz, the owner, is excellent at making you feel welcomed from the moment you arrive. She provides recommendations for the area and her recommendation for "Crazy Horse" for dinner did not disappoint! It is a quiet setting, and a great place to get away. The only caveat is if you are on the first floor and there are people above you in a room, you will likely hear every time they walk. The floors, adding to the character, creak easily. Breakfast, was very good. We had a southwest frittata, fruit and a pumpkin donut (October). Coffee is ready before 8am. I love that it is Christian themed and the rooms are named for Christian Theologians. If you're looking for a quaint, special getaway, give Cottonwood Inn a go! Liz will take good care of you!

Amazing Bed and Breakfast! The owners, Yuri and Karl Betcher are super friendly and wonderful…read morehosts. Food was fantastic and room was super clean. Yuri and Karl were very accomodating and I would definitely stay here again. Thank you Yuri and Karl!

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.

About to check out from here, so writing here while G writes in the guest book. Had a pleasant…read morenight's stay! Betsy is one of the friendliest people I've ever met -- she came jauntily out of the house even while we were still getting out of the car. She showed us around with great enthusiasm. We stayed in the Rose room, decorated in pink and dollies and stuffed animals, so that's something. The property is located on one of the prettiest roads in town, S. Shore Drive. It's a really nice area, about 8 minutes from downtown. Breakfast was a baked egg pie sort of thing, along with a bran muffin, a fruit tart, orange juice -- delicious and filling. Betsy has been in the area for decades and can very entertainingly orient her guests to the surroundings. Being from the upper peninsula, she can also tell a good tale about the yooper. Looking forward to spending a little time out in the backyard, on the patio and gazebo. Oh, there's also an incredible wind chime out back, big and rich in tone.

Betsy is a sweetheart, she is joyful and friendly. The adorable dogs are sure to win your attention…read moretoo! At least I couldn't resist petting Josie. Food is super yummy! My husband has never done a real B&B so this was a great experience for him. We ate a personal egg omelette bake the first day with fresh fruit, a muffin and filled us up for the bike ride we went on. Betsy was generous to accommodate my gluten free sensitivity. I am fortunate that it doesn't have to be completely prepared in a gluten free kitchen that is separate from other flours. She was so nice to help us with things in the area that maybe were new to us but we have become veterans of Holland trips. Our goal was kayak on Lake Macatawa with our kayaks. We got to do that and had a blast. Other breakfast meals were so good, from a Dutch pancake to a rhubarb crisp. We never were hungry! The price for the stay is a steal and we had the green room that was nice and had space. Only bummer was one seat for a chair that perhaps a couple furniture changes could be done to accommodate two chairs? And we did have some rainy times so with the other review the bummer is not having a common space for people indoors besides the rooms or super small spot up at the top landing of the stairway. No other issues, bathrooms are stocked with what you need and coffee in the morning is ready when you get up. The place is clean and homey. Just almost can't get any better. I only hold back the 5 stars because of the common area thing too. Summertime this is the place to be!

My husband and I had our first visit to Michigan and our first visit to Baert Baron Manor. We…read morehave stayed in B and B's in London, Scotland, Wales, PA, Maine, NH, NJ and VA (probably other places we forgot) and we both agreed Baert Baron Manor was the BEST of all. Anna and Vic are not just great innkeepers but they make you feel like family. The moment we pulled up to the gorgeous home surrounded by lush green grass, roses, hanging baskets and planters overflowing with a variety of colorful flowers we knew this would be a 3 night stay we'd never forget. Anna greeted us with a hug like we were one of her family and made us feel so welcomed. Our room was beautifully decorated with plenty of furniture for comfortable seating and sleeping. Clean towels and wash cloths were provided each day. The refrigerator contained water and soda which in previous B and B's were additional costs. Also we enjoyed delicious homemade candy, popcorn, peanuts and mints that were left in our room. Each night a homemade dessert was placed in our room to enjoy after a busy day touring various nearby cities. The wonderful homemade breakfasts each morning included fresh fruit, muffins, omelets, quiche, juice, coffee, and tea. The servings were plentiful and presented on the plate with flowers that could be pictured on the cover of a magazine. We could not attend the 9am breakfast the day we checked out and Anna was so kind to pack yogurt, fruit, juice and a muffin for us to eat in the car. Coffee and tea are always available not just with breakfast. We had excellent communication before we arrived and once we checked in, Anna made certain all of our needs and questions were taken care of. She and Vic are warm, personable and excellent hosts. We highly recommend Baert Baron Manor and certainly would stay with them again. On a scale of 1 to 5 , we'd give them a 10!

Had such a charming and beautiful stay at the Baert Baron Mansion. Vic and Anna were the best…read morehosts! Such a sweet and thoughtful couple. When you walk in, it feels like you are back in time in a classic setting with so many beautiful pieces around the house. We had the room upstairs where my boyfriend was able to setup romantic lights and rose petals. Surreal experience in a majestic place. Will definitely keep this memory for a lifetime. Highly recommend.

Adorable, cozy inn close to downtown Holland. The inn is right across from Centennial Park and…read moreabout a five minute walk from the downtown area. It is very conveniently located for tourists as well as parents dropping off their kids at Hope College, just a four minute walk away. The inn had an excellent continental style all-day breakfast, with delicious, freshly baked bread eacg morning, and about 20-25 toppings available in small refrigerated jars. There were many, many vegan and vegetarian options, and the owner told us that they're also careful about accounting for people's allergies. It was a treat to be able to come downstairs late in the night and snack on some Nutella and toast! The common areas were elegantly furnished, with plenty of plants and a cohesive, warm colour scheme. There were so many cute nooks that I just wanted to spend all my time reading indoors. We stayed in the "Audrey," which was well-furnished with a couple of chairs, a dresser and mirror, TV, nightstand, and a queen bed. The mattress was comfortable though the pillows were a little high. There was an en-suite bathroom with a shower but no tub. Rob was a very responsive and hospitable host. There were no issues with cleanliness or comfort. I highly recommend staying at the Centennial Inn if you are ever in Holland. You are sure to love it as much as we did!

For personal security reasons (as in, I prefer to leave reviews of places that I temporarily reside…read morein much later than my stay), this review is very delayed. I stayed here over memorial day weekend 2025, and though I was a bit late for Holland's famous Tulip Time, there were still a few tulips sprinkled around the property. This place was like a big gorgeous house, which makes sense for a bed and breakfast. It was my first time staying at a bed and breakfast, and I'd recommend this experience entirely and would like to stay again if I have the chance. There's a couple spacious sitting areas that encourage mingling with other guests but you also have some privacy if you prefer to keep to yourself. The owners are a family, with main ownership from a mother and son, and it feels like there is a great sense of pride with ownership and operation of the inn. They help the space like you're staying with extended family in a way. There are maybe 7-8 different rooms on the property of different sizes. I believe they have a couple larger rooms in a guest house that's just across from the house main entrance. My partner and I had a smaller room in the main house called "The Audrey"with one queen bed on the second floor. It was just the right amount of space for the two of us. The rooms are seemingly spaced out enough so that you only hear others when they pass by your door. All the doors have a lock with a key. Each room has a bathroom attached to it that comes with towels and shampoo/conditioner in pump bottles in the shower. Our room also had a nicely sized TV, where we watched the Indy 500 (this is ironic considering that we were visiting from Indy!) For a bed and breakfast, you have access to some foodstuffs throughout the entire day. They have large fridges that have jams, meats, cheeses, and breads that are kept up to stock throughout the day, so the owners said that folks will often have lunch at the inn. They also have fruit, yogurt, and homemade granola. Coffee and tea can be readily made throughout the day as well. Overall, the inn common areas are kept very clean. Like I said before, I would absolutely jump at the chance to stay here again, especially during Tulip Time. You are just steps away from a beautiful park and a couple blocks away from restaurants on one of the main avenues. I hope that the next time I make my way up to Holland, a room will be available for Tulip Time. I'd even book it years in advance if I had to. Disclaimer: some of the hallways are a little narrow, but that's just part of the older house experience. This location also pretty much requires the use of some steps to move about. I would not consider this inn to be disability friendly, but that's also just older building experience. This is a truly neutral point from me that does not impact the status of this review.

We just had a great stay! This hotel has a great location very close to downtown. You could walk,…read moreride a bike, or drive. We didn't have any issues with the free parking downtown! The hotel staff is so kind and attentive with a phone number to text any questions or requests. We did get their breakfast each morning and all of it was delicious. What a treat to have breakfast brought to you each day. The hotel also offers a lot of amenities including fresh baked chocolate chip cookies in the lobby and other treats delivered to your room each evening. I'm not sure how it compares to other places in the area, but we would stay here again!

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.

Bonnie was wonderful. The Parsonage is only a few blocks from the Amtrak yet she still picked us…read moreup. Beautiful home full of antiques, very clean with everything in working order. She made a delicious, different home-made breakfast for us every morning! She's a great host who really strives to get to know her guests so that she can make the best recommendations for our visit. Also, we forgot something really minor in our room when we left, didn't even bother to mention it to her, yet Bonnie still mailed it back to us! Highly recommend, and we hope to stop by again soon!

From the owner: Bonnie's Parsonage 1908 is locally owned, operated and known as the Most Welcoming Historic Bed &…read moreBreakfast in Holland, Michigan! Holland is a great destination anytime of year. Lake Michigan beaches, the dunes, and incredible sunsets are three season attractions, but winter has its merits, too. When the snow flies, we huddle up for warm gatherings, cross country skiing, snowmobiling, and Holiday shopping. Come visit us! You will have a wonderful time! Call (616) 396-1316

We had a great trip! Our room was clean and comfortable, and the inn is an easy walk to downtown…read moreSaugatuck. We needed a little walk after Scott's delicious breakfast, we skipped lunch because we were still full. Sc ott goes above and beyond to make you feel welcome and he's a great resource if you need suggestions for places to visit/restaurants etc. We look forward to staying here again.

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!

Highly recommended! I debated where to stay on my last adventure to Saugatuck, and I am so glad I…read morechose the Forest Inn. I had a fantastic 3-night stay at the end of June. The recently refurbished property is beautiful, featuring well-appointed rooms and a relaxing pool. Though technically in Douglas, the location is perfect! The inn is situated in a serene, wooded area, just a short walk to Douglas Beach. I can't overstate how great this proximity is -- perfect for a fun day at the beach and amazing sunsets in the evening. I stayed in the Birch Room, which is on the first floor, right off the kitchen. It also conveniently has its own entry door off the parking lot and another door leading to a small private porch/deck with two chairs. This setup made it feel like my own private suite, and the direct access to the pool was great. The breakfasts prepared by Eric were a highlight each morning. Each meal started with fresh muffins and a different variety of overnight oats daily. For the main entrée, I enjoyed mini quiches with potatoes, French toast with fresh berry compote and bacon on the side, and a delicious spinach quiche. I chose to eat breakfast each morning on the charming wrap-around porch, adding to the delightful experience. Eric and Tracy were exceptional hosts, attentive and welcoming, and clearly passionate about what they do. My trip was amazing, and I can't wait to come back and stay at the Forest Inn again. Highly recommended!

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!!!!