After 3 nights camping in our Van, It was so nice to get a good shower and sleep in a comfortable…read morebed in the beautiful UP IRON SKILLET BED AND BREAKFAST! The breakfast in the morning was As wonderful to eat as it was to look at. The hostess, Jackie, was so welcoming and warm. She lovingly attends to every detail, even being so busy with so many projects. It is a wonderful place to stay and refresh your body and soul.

From the owner: The U.P.Iron Skillet Bed & Breakfast is walking distance to Pictured Rocks Cruises in Downtown…read moreMunising. Enjoy a hot homemade breakfast in the morning. Our Quiche an Cinnamon Rolls are talk of town. We make edible fruit platters which are adorable. Our 3 guests rooms have refrigerator , T.V. Air-conditioner and WFI. Our landscaping is beautiful check out our small Onota waterfall an Yooper bar outside. I grow the lavender here on site and make homemade soap for guests to purchased. We have a local photographer that sells his amazing work here at the B&B. I look forward seeing you soon ! Open All Year in Munising Mi.

We have tried the restaurant at the Buckhorn Lodge several times, and always leave feeling…read moredisappointed. While the setting overlooking Hovey Lake is beautiful at sunset and the service is very good, the food is not up to par. I'm also perplexed why they're using plastic flatware and plastic containers for side dishes like cole slaw. This made sense during the pandemic but not now. I remain ever hopeful that things will get better as there aren't many food options in this (literal) neck of the woods :)

My Dad and I used to come to the Buckhorn Lodge every time I came to town. After he passed away, I…read moreknew I need to go there one more time. The Buckhorn Lodge sits right on Hovey Lake in the woods of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Whether you're there in the Winter or Summer you can enjoy a great view. They have a great menu here with several fish options, the species depends on the time of the year. They also have burgers, sandwiches, broasted chicken, pizza, and many other options. I generally got the Perch while I was here, but I've enjoyed the Bluegill as well. The fish here is always fresh and cooked perfectly. During my last visit here my wife and I each enjoyed the Perch Sandwich and were not disappointed. This fried Perch sandwich on a homestyle roll with lettuce, and tartar sauce. Though it may seem basic, it tasted amazing! Looking over the lake is always a plus. There's a great beer selection as well. The service here has always been great as well. Do yourself a favor take a drive into the back woods and stop at the Buckhorn Lodge.

Located near Munising, Michigan and the Pictured Rocks cliffs in the Upper Peninsula, this B&B was…read moreabsolutely wonderful and pampering in every way. Room was spacious and luxurious with second floor deck to view two lakes. Upon arrival to our room we were greeted with refreshing limeade and the best tasting spring water you will know from their own well. Our hostess and host made us so comfortable and gave the best recommendations for sites and restaurants in the area. Our breakfast each morning was incredible and very healthy ranging from fruit bowl, homemade yogurt with berries & nuts, great coffee, oatmeal and also bacon and other items at your request. Our room was very private and impeccably clean and decorated. Bed was very comfy. We would recommend this B&B most certainly and give it a 5 Star rating. See our photos.

Check www.TripAdvisor.com for reviews by persons who have stayed at the AuTrain Lake Bed &…read moreBreakfast. For additional information on the AuTrain Lake Bed & Breakfast check out its website www.paulsonhouse.com.

We stayed at the lighthouse for two nights while dropping our kids off at Northern Michigan…read moreUniversity. What a wonderful place! The rooms and grounds were beautiful. The Inn Keepers had wonderful stories to share about the history of the lighthouse. You can tour all of the grounds and go in to the light tower itself. The breakfasts were delicious and served with wonderful conversation by our hosts. We most very recommend a stay!

Privately owned B&B, no public access.. guest only. Could see much of the site or shoreline from…read morethe road.

My husband and I stayed here for our first anniversary. It was a very nice stay. The rooms are…read morepretty large. The sauna in the basement is amazing. Large enough to have a couple of people lay down. The food was also good. My husband and I enjoyed the pannukakku at breakfast.

Sue was a wonderful host. Her baked goods in the evenings were delicious. The breakfasts we were…read moreable to have (we missed most of them b/c we slept in late) were scrumptious. Sue was attentive to our needs and even called us when we were out to ask if we needed anything done in our room (i.e., trash pickup, more towels, etc.). Bed was comfy and everything was clean upon arrival. Thanks, Sue!

Great room with view of Lake Superior. Very clean and quiet. Lois and Jamie are great hosts…read more Very delicious breakfast, good coffee.

Great people, great food, and a great setting. The entire experience was wonderful and we would…read moredefinitely come here again.

Love that this is a farm to table restaurant! Unique English muffin bread. The bacon was very good…read moreand was cooked perfectly. Lots of bakery options. I got a bag of Triple Chip Cookies to go! Charming historic home with a nice view of the pond and great service. If you have time, take a stroll down their wood chip path to see Manistique Lake.

We stayed here one night. Comfy old inn with lots of character. Breakfast comes with your room and…read moreit was amazing. I had biscuits and gravy and hubby had the special... cinnamon swirl French toast and ham. Neither of us could finish! Coffee was good as well.The baked goods looked amazing,too.

This Inn is historical, appropriately appointed, comfortable, scenic and cozy, complete with wood…read moreburning fire to welcome you in the lobby. Although I had not visited when the previous owners ran it, the current owner clearly cares about the Inn and the experience it provides for its visitors. The historic nature of the building includes what you might expect: beautiful solid wood finishes, slightly creaky floors, enormous original windows, nooks and niches. It's clean and there are decisive design updates (period-correct wallpapers, lace curtains). The restaurant was great and a step up from the also delicious but more classic corner dining experiences in the area. We plan to return and look forward to the Inn's continual evolution and warm hospitality as we explore Michigan's incredible Upper Peninsula.

I sayed at the Inn for a night during my work travel in the UP. The room was cozy, clean and…read morecomfortable. The room didn't have a bathroom, so I used one down the hallway, which was totally fine. The food service downstairs in the restaurant was slow, inconsistent and a little strange. The food was just okay, however the best food item was the French onion soup. I am giving 4 stars overall, because this property is most likely the best place in the area.