I stayed at Willowicke when I was visiting my daughter at Michigan State for parents' weekend and…read morewanted to avoid a hotel chain. I made the right choice! Mike and Soonie are two of the friendliest and most gracious hosts you could imagine, and the breakfasts are delicious (and healthy), with the llamas and donkeys an added bonus. The house has beautiful wood all over, and the rooms are well-appointed and comfy. This is truly a home away from home!

Our favorite B and B ever. Our group rented 5 rooms in this three story antique filled B and B,…read moreabout 15 minutes from the MSU campus. Set in a tranquil farm area, this fifty acre property has everything you could ask for, comfy beds, hiking trails in the woods, 7 resident llamas, a large garden providing us with delicious breakfasts, huge red barns and plenty of parking for weddings or receptions that could handle 200+. Sooney, the owner, and her family live in an attached house and are very friendly and accommodating. There's a pool and jacuzzi next to the house, and 2 fire pits for warmth and s'mores.

Best service in mid Michigan !. There drivers are very friendly and personable. Non smokers is a…read moreplus for me . They seem to do things other may not .

Fun, quirky, intriguing, not-your-conventional B& B experience. We thoroughly enjoy the B & B…read moreconcept and like checking out all the different styles and personalities of various inns. Diane's Inn fit right in with the eclectic, historic, artsy downtown Lansing vibe. Our reservation process was easy and personal. Diane was responsive and gathered information about the nature of our visit and our preferences. She was clearly invested in making our experience a positive one. We found her to be pleasant and personable throughout our stay. Diana is so knowledgeable about downtown Lansing and very active in the community that committed to preserving its history and charm. We met our friends for a two-day, one-night social gathering. It was the perfect early September weather for biking the Lansing River Trail and other connector trails. The B&B is very accessible to the trails. Though we didn't have much time to explore the downtown area, it is also walking distance from the capitol, Old Town and REO Town. Fabulous location. The neighborhood is historic and interesting. Seems like a great place for walking. Our rooms were both aesthetically interesting and comfortable. The beds were firm and the bedding was soft. Our bathrooms were spic and span clean with all the expected amenities. The bathroom in the main house, pink room contained a very small shower that would not be comfortable for tall visitors. Our bathroom was outside our room, but private. This arrangement might not be for everyone. The many decorations and pillows were charming yet might also be the source of dust so if you are sensitive, these rooms might not be your most comfortable choice. The outdoor spaces are absolutely lovely. The koi pond is clearly the highlight. Diane designed it and takes great pride in its maintenance. There are garden chairs available to relax and unwind. Beautiful spaces for good weather days. One drawback was the available indoor spaces for small groups to gather and socialize. Outside our bedrooms, it didn't feel convenient to lounge in other common area spaces in the home. Diane is a collector and had many wonderful stories to share about her pictures, quilts, linens, paintings, China and many, many other tchotchkies in her home. For collectors, bargain-hunters, repurposing buffs, and antique enthusiasts, Diane's home would be a fascinating adventure. For those travelers who prefer a more conventional, spartan, spacious environment, it will likely feel cramped and cluttered. The bedrooms are located on the second floor. Stair casing is narrow, lighting isn't the best and hand rails are absent on parts. For guests with mobility issues, these accommodations may not be suitable. We were served a delicious, hearty breakfast of a veggie sausage bake, blueberry muffin, toast, juice and fresh fruit. Coffee was wonderful. The dining room table was a work of art with the best china and napkins. We left for a day of biking quite full. For our open-minded, adventuresome spirits, the Cozy Koi was a fun experience. We would return and would like to try one of the rooms in the yellow house with a balcony for relaxing. This B&B seems quite fitting with the vibe of downtown Lansing.

While the owner was very sweet the filthy kitchen, extremely cluttered house, entrance door in back…read morenot locked, new dog not friendly, and no lock at all on rooms just had me leaving and going to a local hotel. Would never recommend.

So, I'm traveling to Grand Rapids for a few days and had to make a pit stop on the way out. I was…read moreon the lookout for a rest stop before I hit the Lansing area for some sightseeing, and this one popped up just in time. Pulling in, it looks like all the other rest stops in Michigan that I've been to, so nothing different here. But, I will say, this one was really clean and pretty! Plenty of flowers throughout, freshly cut grass and no garbage from what I could see. The bathrooms here are in pretty good shape, and they have a few vending machines in the lobby area if you need something to drink or snack on. What I really liked has they even had a coffee machine. Nice! Also, there's plenty of picnic tables and some charcoal bbqs if you need to stay for longer and make something to eat while on the road. They have courtesy dog runs as well if your pets need to get out and stretch their legs as well. Overall, a nice clean pit stop. Easy in, easy out.

As I travel along westbound I-69 (yes, I realize that odd-numbered interstates run north and…read moresouth), this rest area is one of my favorites. Located just before you get to the Lansing area, it makes for perfect timing after traveling a ways from the Canadian border. The building is maintained to impeccable standards. It is newer and laid out well. Refreshments are available in the vending machines inside the building at either end. With ample parking on both sides of the building, easy access is afforded for all who stop. A word of warning to those who utilize the big-rig lot - as with most rest areas in the state, it fills up during the evening hours and you might find yourself scrambling to park along the sides. It is not unusual to see trucks stretched out along the exit and entrance ramps here. A great stop that I make here often.

Just got home from our first R.V. adventure. Sam helped educate me in setup and was very patient…read moreas I learned/am still learning the world of camper trailers. Such awesome memories! Much thanks to Mason Trailer Rentals LLC for our first adventure with a camper trailer.

This is just the nicest motel you could ever find. Quaint, charming, comfortable-a true gem!! I've…read morestayed there a couple of times and have never been anything but delighted. The rooms are all unique. Comfy beds, clean linens, a coffee maker and some snacks in each room. Right on US27 in St. John's, it's a stone's throw from the best cider mill in Michigan, Uncle John's. There's a long covered porch with various chairs for sitting around outside chatting and enjoying. The lady that runs it is just as friendly as can be. The last time I stayed there-2 weeks ago- I found a goodie bag with fruit and pastries outside my door in the morning. What a lovely surprise that was!!! I wish I had taken pics of everything but that's not really a problem because I will be back there real soon and I'll do it then. Don't miss out on this extraordinary lodging experience!!!

I needed a ride home from the Howell hospital at 830pm and he said "Sure, I'll come get you." (The…read moreother 3 local services said 1.leave a message, 2.dispatch closed at 4:30, 3.didn't answer at all.) And he had a very nice, clean car and was a friendly driver.

Very spacious cute room. No tv in bedroom only in living room area. Tub is very high( I hit my foot…read moreon it pretty hard). Only have a few where they rent out as a hotel as others are homes. Ppl above us were noisy. And check out is at 11 but they are knocking on the door at 10:55. Also parking you can't park anywhere on the streets or parkings lots without a parking pass or you have to call police to let them know your there. Super weird crap!!

Excellent small town hotel in downtown Saint Johns…read more I've stayed here several times when visiting family for events. The hotel is easy to book and enter without staff, and staff is responsive when needed. All the rooms have kitchenettes or kitchens and some have jetted tubs. The bathrooms are well-designed with separate water closet, full size tub-shower, and plenty of room. Rooms have lovely, spacious sitting rooms, and beds are in a separate space.