What a Beautiful venue for a rustic wedding! With bedrooms upstairs the guests could have as much…read morefun as they wanted. Excellent accommodation, each bedroom has its own theme, bear room, fawn room etc. Plus who wouldn't want to experience staying in a lodge that was originally built without electricity in 1863, great for all ages to experience. Don't worry there are lots of lights now...lol

Our family booked the lodge for our reunion, and had a four night stay. the lodge was huge, rustic,…read morecharming, and very economical! The grounds were beautiful and had lots of gear to keep the kids entertained. We were all so pleased with our stay that we have booked it for our next reunion. I highly recommend it. Gerilynn Heaton

Great place right on 23 and on Grand Lake for a multi-night stay. Has a clubhouse with games, 2…read morerefrigerators, and freezers to keep your stuff. Has sizable grounds with a big sandbox for kids, a couple of 2-person bench swings to overlook the lake, a pavilion with tables, a barbeque pit, a hammock, and even a pontoon boat... Very relaxing; yet fun for kids. There are 14 separate rooms - all good-sized. The owners are friendly and accommodating. Building dates back a ways.... probably 60 years or so - but clean and well-maintained

This is your basic roadside motel. Thin walls and thinner sheets. Rustic bathroom, with no charm…read moreor comfort.

Great service, great drinks, great food! Need I say more? Ok, I will. We came in 15 minutes before…read moreclose expecting a less than warm reception. Instead, Joel was warm and inviting. He recommended food and drinks that didn't disappoint. He was talkative and genuine. We had a fantastic meal with great chat. He made us some of his "special" drinks and they were a hit. Tell him what you like and let him be creative. You won't be disappointed.

GROSS! My family and I stayed at the Inn's cottage. When we arrived for our reservation the cottage…read morewas hot & stinky. Windows were closed up and no air conditioning running on a hot summer's day. There is 1 small window air conditioner for the entire place. Besides the heat, the first thing you notice is the gross, mildewy smell when you walk in the front door. Smells like Grandma's attic. Plus, black mold all around the bathtub. The Master Bedroom bed felt like a concrete slab. And what they don't show you on the website is that 3 out of 4 beds are actually in an attached garage & literally placed next to the Inn's storage area of vacuum cleaners, towels etc. Speaking of supplies, they don't even supply toilet paper. At least they were kind enough to supply a fly swatter, so you could swat at all the flying insects landing on you while you're trying to sleep in a garage. Then the cleaning lady busts in the cottage the next morning to do loads of laundry during your stay. We were scheduled to stay 2 nights but we couldn't handle 1 more night and chose to stay at another hotel. If you make the mistake of staying at this place, BYOTP (bring your own toilet paper) and be prepared for a rough night ahead. Before writing this review I brought my concerns to the hotel owner. She was rudely dismissive and refused to refund us for the extra night.

This was a perfect place for my mom and I to relax and spend time together. The absence of TV was…read morewelcome. The air was so clean and the room had great air circulation and a nice ceiling fan. So comfy for sleeping. The private porch for the room we had (the Wizard's Room) reminded me of a beach room in Jamaica--maybe better because there were more flowers and hummingbirds!

This place is amazing! Quiet place. Cabins are incredibly clean. Each cabin has its own bon fire…read morepit, dock, and fishing boat. Great Lake to fish on. We had our two children with us and was a perfect place to go with small kids. The view and sunsets are amazing! We can't wait to go back! Best vacation we've done with our kids!

Lovely place to visit for a long weekend with or without kids- comes with a 15!ft row boat- they…read morecould do with new paddles, however its the best view on lake winyah around- so it's defiantly worth it. Each cabin has- an "up north" feel. Bring a long lighter for gas stoves, a hoodie and a cup of warm coffee for chilly nights. Good fishing- got three pike and a bass this trip :)

We just needed a stopover on our way home and were a little nervous about this hotel selection…read moreafter reading some old reviews. Looks like the place has been completely renovated. Our room was very attractive and functional. More importantly, it was clean and fresh. Bed linens and bed were very comfortable, and there was an easy- to- use temperature control in the room. Hardworking housekeeping staff was still working at nearly at 7:00 pm.

Love Holliday Inn Express, located in Mackinaw City, Michigan. we booked this reservation on a…read more Monday for Wednesday of that week and where lucky to get a room, late June. Check in was at 4:00 pm, room was located on the first floor and pretty nice and clean. Had a good time.

Quaint hotel that stepped right out of the 60s…read more Bed was comfortable, room was very clean. Bathroom was tiny with outdated fixtures and zero counter space.

I stayed here for a night and have good things to say! The owners (an older couple) are very…read morefriendly and accommodating. The room itself is a bit outdated but clean. The beds are very comfortable, the TV has lots of channels, the bathroom is spacious with a good size shower, and there's a fridge/freezer and microwave. Outside the room is a seating area, in the front lawn area there are chairs and tables and across the street is the water and a playground area. The location is very convenient, even though it's on a highway- from your room you cannot hear any cars/traffic, there is a very good italian restaurant next door to the inn and an ice cream shop a few blocks down. This is one of the best priced places to stay in the area! Overall, this was a great stay and the owners were the nicest!

If you have a room on the second floor, hire someone to tote your bags up because there is no…read moreelevator. In fairness, the front desk did offer to assist us. Internet was difficult to join, difficult to maintain and very slow when I did connect. Coffee? no : dishwater. In the lobby, it was literally coming out light brown and transparent. Build in time for a run to Starbucks, almost across the street. Room was okay Dark, but that is what we've sadly come to expect. The ironic thing about that is the chain could easily put in 100 watt equivalent lighting and actually save money by moving to LED technology. One of four desktop power outlets was inoperable. Quiet AC, well appointed bathroom. TV was only slightly difficult to figure out. Coffee maker needs to be upgraded to a Keurig instead of these insipid tray coffee makers with postage stamp bundles of coffee. Have you noticed we like coffee? Years ago - maybe two decades, gas stations finally figured out we like really good coffee and began investing in these fancy bean to cup makers. They are slow, but make great coffee. Time for the "O"tel industry to follow suit. If you will allow me a small rant, it's time for the mainstream hotel industry to start leveling with their customers. We are not saving the planet by hanging up the towels, we are merely saving the chain money on laundry costs. I am not picking on Wyndham - this farce has been perpetrated for years by all kinds of resort industry apologists. If you want to save money on laundry costs, how about a sign stating that I won't be getting fresh towels during my stay, in order to place a larger chunk of the bill into the corporate pockets by reducing laundry costs? It would be a refreshing sign that the resort and hotel industry is finally crediting their clients with some intelligence. Thanks Mike

Glad we only needed to stay for just one night. Our room had a moldy smell which hit you the moment…read moreyou entered the room. We didn't have the luxury of asking for another room. The free continental breakfast was not as nice as others I've seen. I was hoping for some sweets but there were none. They had pre-made, pre-packaged omelets that I took a pass on.