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.

Stayed here in August 2017 for an anniversary celebration. Very clean, beautiful place. Great…read moreinnkeeper. Excellent food. Will return. A block away ( or two) from the marina. Lexington is a perfect example of a Michigan small town.

This place is awesome. Hospitality was outstanding. We stayed in a little cottage/doll house…read moretucked away in the back side of building. Very private, but it is extremely small. Hard for us to lovers to move around. Breakfast was yummy, yummy. Close to shopping. The Captain and his wife were a riot. Very romantic place. I would highly recommend staying here.

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 The…read morerooms were clean, comfortable, and had a relaxing historic small-town feel without feeling outdated.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.

It was our first trip to the area. We checked in at the…read moreLilly Pad and experienced an old hang bridge in Crowley. First impressions outside, it was Grand. Upon entrance, there was an unhappy man with three other men that was quit unhappy. A hostess took is into the bar area and asked if we wanted to sit there or dining area. Bar was packed but she kinda disappeared. We shared with another employee no table in bar could we Do dining area. We were sat at a tiny table. I looked at menu with my cell flash light on. The wait to be acknowledge was a little long. The waitress did apologize. We ordered but outr placement of dark, small, confining lead us to ask to be moved. We moved to a table by window and a door. Waitress was kind and checked back in with us making sure we didnt need anything. Our meal was very good. The wait for the food gave way to nice conversation with my daughter. The atmosphere as sun went down was beautiful.

I'm excited to see the Schvitz North opening her doors. If you've ever been to the original Schvitz…read morein Detroit, you can appreciate the excitement for this new space in Lexington. I attended an open house for the Schvitz North and enjoyed a personal tour of the property that is now available for rental. The views of the lake are stunning and natural tranquility surrounds you. It's just a short walk to downtown Lexington & will be a great rental for a weekend away. During peak summer months there is a 3 day requirement. The property is still under some renovations and the plan is to include two saunas on the grounds. I can't wait to book a reservation!

Small business family who takes great pride in their facility and their clients. Vince and his wife…read moreare wonderful people to meet. Would stay here again most definitely!

As stated before it's a local spot. The rooms are adorable with enough creature comforts. Yes the…read morebathrooms are small but you don't live in the bathroom. We are in room three a two bed with a back bedroom and a front bedroom. Back bedroom is spacious. A small open type closet across from the bathroom. Front bedroom has a table with two chairs, loveseat, microwave, fridge, coffee pot and chest of drawers for your clothes if you want to store for longer visits. (We stayed one night) The walk to the beach is about 1 1/2 blocks a lovely walk too. There are stairs to the beach the way it's set up there it's almost like you have your own private beach with the jetty's. We stayed at the beach for about two hours and just relaxed and listened to the waves. A few boats and seagulls along with an occasional breaching fish. Quiet and very relaxing. Owners are on premises and extremely nice and not intrusive. Secure too. My hubs left the key in the door and she told us about it by knocking. Whoops... Is it dated? Yep but it is really a cool place to stay.

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.

I loved how cute these cottages were, the blue and the way they lead down to the water. The hosts…read morewere friendly and it was peaceful at night. We stayed 4 days 3 nights for around $375 total PROS : Fairly spacious 1 Bedroom cottage Kitchenette came fully equipped Doors on cottage locked securely Enclosed Porch Super family friendly with lots of outside activities for kids Movie night 2 days a week Walmart and Gas station right up the street Each cottage had a bbq grill (dirty) but they all had one CONS : Super narrow when driving down hill to unload your things into the cottage so turning around can be challenging (especially with the "no driving on grass" signs. You can unload but you have to park in the lot at the top of the hill and walk back down Wifi was not working well so your basically without service most of the time Lots of BEES The bed was really uncomfortable so we slept on the futon in the living room The heat didn't really work so at night and I'm the early morning it would be freezing. Like throw a hoodie on cold They tell you to bring your own sheets and towels But the blanket that's offered is mad thin so I wish I would of brought my own A few of the dishes were dirty and had to be rewashed before use The tv in my auntie cottage couldn't have been bigger then 20inch (my desktop monitor is bigger) mines was a little bigger then hers which she didn't understand because we paid the same amount for our separate cottages Bonfire pit was right off the water, so it was super windy, cold, and water kept splashing us while we were trying to get it lit The furniture in the cabins was pretty outdated not "rustic" ..outdated The cottages need face lifts which is obvious the paint in my bedroom what bubbling and separating from the walls The shower heads OMG the shower heads was just to much for me.. like if I needed to bring my shower head from home as well they could of just said that! lol but no seriously I was so sad taking a "quick" shower it gave me jail flashbacks! I could of came off another star if it wasn't like that. We didn't get much beach time in because it was pretty windy our entire stay and the current in the water was not playing lol Soooo our 3rd day was everyone's else's last day at the cottage so we end up getting our last day all to ourselves, and is being the nosey individuals that we are after they cleaned the rooms we asked if we could check out the other cottages, when I tell you I was sick that 2 of the other ones had real shower heads and better TVs we deemed 1,7,11 the best cottages to stay in (they have 11 total) We stayed in 4 and 6. The actual beach is a few minutes up the road and it's much more space with sand and the water was more calm to let the kids play in I believe it's called Lakeport state park Overall, would I go back? Maybe .. I wouldn't jump on the opportunity I would also only stay in one of those 3 cottages for a better experience.

I don't understand the negative reviews. Sure it's rustic but has everything you need. We stayed in…read moreMay just me & hubby. We had the entire place to ourselves. All the other cabins were vacant (pre-season). I spent almost the entire weekend on the very comfortable screened in porch. The hostess was very friendly and hospitable. Will I go back? Absolutely! Trying to convince the family to rent out the entire property, but they bougie and stupid. I'll be back though

Kind of awkward because it's nestled in a trailer park. We weren't sure if we had the right place…read moreat first. The lady that checked us in was really nice, she runs the motel and the trailer park. The water is a short walk away. The room was cozy and clean. My bf got called back to work a few hours in, and we called the front desk lady to tell her and she was sympathetic. Sad we lost out on $75, but it was a great place to set our stuff down while we explored briefly. I joked with him that it seemed like I was the hourly lady of the night since we were only in the room for an hour once we got back.

Wonderful motel set inside a very pleasant trailer park. The owners are extremely pleasant and…read morevery service focused. I had a technical issue with my room and they fixed it right away. I will definitely be back!

Very nice stay. Here for a lovely wedding. The event space was really set up nicely. The warmth of…read morethe fireplace, decor and the windows all helped make the event really special. The food was quite good especially for a wedding. They served stuffed chicken, brisket and mashed potatoes and the desserts were delicious! While at the hotel, we walked over to Freighters for a bit to have a cocktail. We sat by the fireplace and had a good view of the expansive restaurant space. It would be a great place to dine to watch the ships and water. The food looked good. I hope we are able to come back to try some of their fare. The room was more than adequate. Clean, the beds were comfy. The room could use some upgrades with USB and C ports and outlets by the desk. Other than that, it was quite pleasant. We were able to see the courtyard, the bridge and the icy water. We enjoyed the winter views. During our stay, each person who worked there were all helpful, friendly and welcoming. That made the experience even better.

Very nice hotel was here for thanksgiving and they had a very beautiful buffet bar lots of food and…read moredesserts staff was nice lots of parking