Stayed during ore to shore race. Great spot near bike trails, nice amenities! Live music on site…read morewhile I was there. Pool & hot tub. Facilities clean. Will be back!

This hidden gem is absolutely amazing. We have stayed in the Rustic Cabins and the luxury cabins…read more The employees are always friendly and wonderful to talk too. On our last trip we met a wonderful employee named Trevor who made our stay so special by giving us information about the university which our daughter will be attending in the fall. He also gave us wonderful advice about places to go. By far Trevor went above and beyond his job and was GREAT!

We had the hand-breaded cod dinner with a baked potato and coleslaw. The cod was perfectly…read moreprepared. The potato was perfectly cooked. Soft and fluffy! My husband had the 4 piece broasted chicken, coleslaw and french fries. He enjoyed it so much he ordered another 4 piece to go! We make it here at least once a year when we're in the area snowmobiling. They have plenty of table seating and bar seating. It does get crowded here during high snowmobile season. Our server was very personable and checked on us without hovering. We'll eat here again, for sure.

Restaurant is way overrated. Food was just Ok, prices pretty steep, and service was nonexistent…read more Saw us once to get the order, once to bring the food, then chitchatting with coworkers until they brought the check. No thank you, no nothing. I wouldn't come back.

Unclean, strong smell of syrup. Had to air out opening all windows which had no blinds. We were…read morecreeped out because we couldn't tell who was living there or a customer. Felt a bit of voyeurism takes place as no blinds, mirrors placed weird and the view went right to a persons house. Drunk guests were creeping around and we had to call the cops. The just never responded or interacted except when we pulled up. Wrong Wi-Fi password written. Missing amenities, continuously stated dosent provide charcoal when it was listed. Need updating their instructions. Dirty dishes, garbage in our fire pit (fire pit and grill were not on property as stated. ) towels looked used, unclean. Tractors starting at 8am and junky boats cluttering property. Host was agressive and rude. She seems to be agressive with any criticism. Just accused us of false things, basically trashing the place which I've never done in my life. She accused someone of urinating in the bed! Most insulting interaction I've had. She is going to drive that business in the ground that already lacked professionalism. Mom and dad must be proud. Do not recommend. Never have I had this experience at an air bnb.

My friends and I just completed a six (originally five) day stay, beginning in the Hiawatha cabin,…read moreand moving to the Huron for the last night. The Hiawatha is a cozy two bedroom with the perfect access to the water and communal areas. The cabins are very clean, and well appointed, with microwaves, full-sized refrigerators, and a stove with oven. The Hiawatha is perfect for a landing spot from those long days of sightseeing. We decided to extend our stay by a day, and the gracious host, Sarah, was more than accommodating, offering to move us to another cabin for the final night, as ours was already booked. The Huron is a spacious three bedroom, with two queens and two twins, and a shower/bath combo. Newer construction, and everything the Hiawatha has, but more space for those larger groups. However, you don't come to Kimar to stay in your cabin, and the lakeshore views do not disappoint. Morning sunrises, and the activity of an active charter fishing operation provide the vibe that will calm the most anxious of souls. Sarah and Chris, the hosts, are third generation Kimar, and the added experiences they provides are what makes Kimar so special. They are very welcoming, and take the time to make sure everyone from young to old have a unique and memorable experience to take home with them. Do your research before you book, because the beaches here are for rock hounds, not sunbathers. The weather was cool, and my traveling companions had not thought about 55 degree nights when they packed clothing. My best experiences were found on the dock, in front of the campfire meeting new friends, and searching for beach treasures and Yooperlites. I hesitate to post any of this, because I want to keep this hidden gem all to myself. Thank you, Kimar family and friends, for making this one of the most memorable vacations ever!

They need to spend more time maintaining what they have instead of building. It was dirty…read more Earwigs all over the place. Bed was hard.

We stayed with our dog Max at the Presque Isle cabin January 3 thru the 7th. The cabin was…read moreperfect, it met all our needs very cozy. Did some X-country skiing and snowshoeing there was plenty of snow and it was beautiful out. Met the owners Tom and Heather, very down to earth people. Greg and Kathy

This is a 1960's motel that has been nicely renovated. The bed was comfortable. A nice sized…read moretable was in the room with a microwave & mini fridge. The bathroom was VERY small. The motel doesn't offer any ice. The breakfast consisted of multiple types of breakfast bars, bagged muffins and juice. The motel was convenient to the snowmobile trail. Parking for snowmobile trailers & trucks would be a little limited. Fuel isn't close by. The owner was friendly and offered two great dinner recommendations. We went with Hardwood Steakhouse and it was great. We would stay here again.

Owner operated resort that was welcoming from first visit. Upon getting out of our vehicle Nicole…read morewelcomed up and took us to the office to check in. Bob was friendly and efficient with check in. Nicole then took us to our room and showed us around. Room exceeded our expectations. Later Bob and his son came down to make sure we were comfortable and had what we needed. Bob runs the groomer for snowmobile trails from the resort. We have a beautiful view overlooking the frozen snow covered lake michigammie.

The place is rustic with knotty pine wood inside. Had the two bedroom unit with a full kitchen…read more Comfortable. The downside is they only had one shower towel and one roll of toilet paper. It was ok for us and I'm sure they would have brought an extra towel and TP. The real reason to stay here is the fishing! They rent boats and have access to a wonderful fishing lake.

BRINGING BACK TRADITION!! My family has been customers of the Michi-Aho resort for over 50 years…read more Different owners put a different emphasis on their time and energy, to build up the business. I've just returned from my most recent visit, and am very impressed and pleased. The current owners, Pat and Judy Hingos, are definitely putting time and effort into building the resort into a great family location. They have remodeled (and plan to do more over the coming months) inside and out. My wife's observation was "you can tell there is a woman's touch here" in reference to the presence of books to read in a basket by the reading light next to the couch, or the ceramic bass salt and pepper shaker holder, or even the presence of a toaster in the kitchenette. Pat admitted he might not have thought a toaster as a kitchen necessity, but Judy got them and made sure they were in each room. We were there to celebrate our 35th anniversary (which is appropriate as I chose the Michi-Aho as our honeymoon motel 35 years ago, but that's another story). We took a day trip to Mackinac Island. Pat shared with me he and Judy celebrated their anniversary at Pictured Rocks, and I think that will make a great trip for another visit. The fishing was a little slow. Over 50 years, I've seen it be slow occasionally. Even for the fishing being slow, I managed to lose the biggest fish I've ever caught (a pike) at the edge of the boat, and land enough fish for a terrific dinner (and could have brought 2-3 meals worth of fish home, if I'd wanted). On a particularly hot day, we went swimming at Bewabic State Park. We planned other activities and could not get it all in. The weekend we arrived was during the Crystal Falls Fungus Fest. When I was on the water, and the fish were not biting, I enjoyed the wildlife, including beavers, deer, and an amazing assortment of birds. I saw a Common Loon, Canadian Geese, ducks, jays, crows, Great Blue Herons, vultures, and of course the Bald Eagle family with their nest just at the water's edge. I managed to see all those birds on one trip down the river. Pat and Judy are building a family vacation destination, and I think they are succeeding. The price of a full week's vacation is extremely affordable. Whether you are an avid fisherman, who wants to launch your boat in the lagoon and get to Peavy Pond to chase your own trophy pike, walleye, or smallmouth (and they have musky roaming around there, too) or you are looking for a family memory, teaching the kids to fish, seeing amazing natural beauty and starting your own 50 years of tradition, this is the place to seek out in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan to start your adventure. If you need anything, Pat will make your stay as pleasant as possible.

My husband and I have been there. 3 times together and. My husband's done two years with…read moreA boat . We have enjoyed every minute there . We have not. Had a bad experience ever. It's the. Best place and I recommend it a million percent . Amy and Carl make it sooooooo worth and welcoming

Owners do not answer phone calls or respond to texts in a timely manner. Had so many issues with…read moreour cabin and was unable to get a hold of anyone. My biggest complaint is that there was no hot water and the shower head attachment was leaking and squirting water all over the bathroom. I was unable to even enjoy a hot shower after a long day of driving because the water was ice cold. So glad our stay was just for one night. I will never book here again.