As far as hotels go this isn't a five star classy hotel, but I do feel safe staying here. The beds…read moreare a little firm, but all in all the rooms are very clean and well kept. If I'm ever need to stay in Newaygo again I would have no problem staying here. A huge plus for this hotel is that the wifi is some of the best I've seen in any hotel.

Economically friend. Rooms are clean. Nice kitchenette rooms. Beds are ok. Have stayed in regular…read morerooms in past. I have been a regular guest for fishing the Muskegon River.

Overall, I appreciated the opportunity to stay here, especially because I was able to bring my dog…read more We both absolutely loved the backyard -- it's beautifully landscaped, fully fenced, and was definitely one of the highlights of the stay. The yard alone would make me consider coming back and giving the place another visit. The home itself is incredibly spacious, especially for a solo traveler. I spent most of my stay alone in the house and primarily used the larger of the two kitchens. Because the kitchen is so large and has many cabinets and drawers, it took some time to figure out where everything was. A few simple labels for items like silverware, mugs, and plates would make things much easier for guests. I also think a few extra kitchen essentials such as paper plates, plastic utensils, napkins, zip-top bags, or plastic wrap would be helpful additions for longer stays. I did appreciate having access to frozen packs in the freezer for my lunches, and there was some food available during my stay as well. Communication was probably the biggest challenge for me. I never actually met the hosts during my visit, and I had difficulty getting responses to emails while I was there. For example, I had trouble adjusting the temperature in my room and wasn't able to get assistance when I reached out. There was also mention of a mini fridge being added to my room, but it wasn't there upon arrival. None of these issues ruined the trip, but clearer communication and follow-through would definitely improve the guest experience. The home appeared clean overall, though I did notice some dust and hair inside cabinets, closets, and under furniture that may have been overlooked during cleaning. Despite a few frustrations, I really enjoyed the outdoor space and appreciated the pet-friendly environment. With a few small improvements to communication, organization, and attention to detail, this could be an even better experience for future guests.

Clean, affordable, lovely estate with good communication from the owners. Very convenient location…read moreto downtown. Will definitely stay there again!

This place was fantastic! Beautiful rooms, all updated. Spotless rooms. Beautiful grounds…read moreoverlooking the Muskegon river. Would definitely stay there again!

Wonderful place to stay! We have stayed here two years in a row while in the area kayaking. Denise…read moreis a wonderful host and her little place is exceptionally clean and comfortable. Can't wait o come back!

I arrived at Grandma's House after a 12-hour bike ride in the rain. "Grandma" and her husband Larry…read moremade me feel welcome right away. They've had a lot of cyclists stay with them, though I was likely wetter and muddier than their usual client. Fortunately I was the only guest that night (I just missed a family with seven children), so I took over the upstairs bathroom to wash and dry myself and my gear. Sure, a hotel room would also have served, but I felt so much cheerier in a cozy, friendly home after that long day. They are very nice and down-to-earth folks. They'll have breakfast ready when you want it (just tell her the night before) and will have you feeling like you're part of their family. During breakfast I learned about what several of their 19 grandchildren are up to, and a visiting great-granddaughter joined us too. This place is an incredible value at $60.00 per night, and I will definitely stay there again if I'm in the area. Note: This is their home, so don't expect it to be like a hotel. I don't think they have wifi, and only one bedroom has a TV. Spend some time sharing stories with them instead. Note 2: Call at least a day ahead to be sure they have a room available for you. They are often unable to accommodate drop-ins.

What a nice place to stay! I stayed at this B&B from June 24 to 28 and couldn't have asked for a…read morebetter B&B experience. At $60 a night its a fantastic deal, and if you're lucky Grandma will make French toast on the same thick, sesame seed bread as she did for me. Keep in mind the owners actually live in the house unlike many B&B's, but in my opinion this was not a problem as they were friendly and welcoming but not bothersome. Cozy, clean, and a great deal. Thumbs up!!

Great tours, great guides. Bus took us exactly where we needed to be and when. So glad I did a…read moretheatre in Chicago from out of Michigan. Only comment is a more luxurious bus would be nicer. I've been on quite a few trips with this company and all were wonderful.

Rest stop along my route home Sunday. Lots of parking and handicap right in front. Enjoyed the…read moreinformation posted at the entrance of location. The main lobby had vending machine both food and drinks. The women's restroom was definitely used frequently. I assume because it was afternoon on Sunday there was a high volume traffic making look of the women's restroom. The sinks and toilets were orange but that would be due to the iron in the water in these parts although one toilet was missing the seat (stall #4) and there was not a sign on the door not to use or out of service. Highly recommend that toleit seat get replaced ASAP

Whats the point of a rest area if you cant ask for hot water without someone complaining about it…read more You can't get hot water from the bathrooms. Its always ice cold water. You can't make HOT coffee with cold water.