Amazing place perfect for children too when I was over there the breakfast was pretty good and…read moresimple scrambled egg waffles bagels and veggie sausage when I had to do school work there was a nice staff named miss Barbra who wiped down the table so we could work lots of cables for charging and not having to use one charging cable perfect place

Arrived at the hotel at 2:00 pm. Was told that room was not available until 3:00 pm. Had a…read morewedding to attend at 4:30. Rooms were not available until after 5 pm. We (5) were forced to get ready for a wedding in the public restrooms, including an elderly woman with mobility issues. Furthermore, there were no wheelchairs in the facility to assist her with ambulating. Hotel didn't take accountability for this mishap. No discount was provided for the room. Was told this was occurring due to a staff issues. Situation unacceptable for the price of the room. Overall experience was stressful to say the least.

Many Home2 properties are starting to really show their age and this is certainly one of those. If…read moreyou can stay elsewhere (suite style), do it. The couch is ripped (clearly by a dog/cat) substantially on two sides; looks like it should be sitting on the side of the road as a trash pick up. Fridge is not functioning well so water melting from freezer into fridge constantly. Kitchen supplies depleted and really worn. Cleanliness is not the best thing here - (hairs both in the clean towels and in the bathrooms). Front desk staff doesn't seem professionally trained; they were polite but disinterested in any feedback. I travel for a living (as do most of my large company) and will not be recommending this one. Come on, Hilton, you're letting me down!

As a fire victim being placed at the Hilton I can not even begin to describe the disappointment…read more Your house burned down and you are told by your insurance company they are putting you in a "nice hotel" until they find you a rental property. You show up first night go to your room and there's a hotel party on the floor. People screaming, playing loud music, all while you and your kids just had their home burn down in front of their eyes. As the days turn into months, they have teams, weddings, a golf challenge and none of these people know that they just rented a hotel room that is in a hotel that is full of fire victims. Mean while the victims have to deal with parties, being harassed, encircled by potty parents who are "worried about their kids safety", because your in pajama pants outside one night. while in the mean time you are stuck here at liberty to the hotel. Watched a breakfast woman breath all over food, take a dirty towel wipe it all over her plastic gloves, then proceeded to touch the food. Tell the hotel management and they don't do anything because she is the niece of some other hotel manger. The next morning they purposely make your life harder by not having the one breakfast food you can eat due to a medical condition. They laugh at you while you walk to the counter looking for the one bit of food that you can stomach. They choose to make my life harder as a fire victim while they laughed about. Thinking it was funny to make someone's life harder. The place has bugs, they don't clean your room, even told here's the vacuum do it yourself. If your booking a party here know the hotel is full of fire victims that have to go to work the next day, that didn't ask to be there. Of course no one told you but now you know. I will never go back. From the breakfast lady taking a dirty towel in her hands and touching food and tongs, then trying to make you use the tongs she just breathed all over, or the uppity parents allowed to encircle you right after your house burned down or the bites I have all over my body from the disgusting room. I would steer clear from the place unless you have no other choice. The public has a choice, the fire victims don't.

I stayed at this fairly new hotel. The stay was very accommodating and pleasant…read more The pool and area was clean and relaxing. I enjoyed the heated whirlpool. However, there were signs posted that anyone under 18 yrs of age was to be accompanied by an adult. There were 4 male children ungoverned and pretty much not watched as the adults were on the outside patio while the young kids were jumping and playing very ruff in the pool prohibiting at times the 3 year that was with me a pleasant experience. This hotel has many amenities, quiet, and nice overall. Its not far from stores and chain restaurants in the area. Overall a very nice experience and stay.

If I can give a zero, I would...dirty, old torn furnitures, dirty bath towel hanging in the…read morebathroom, elevators don't work but one and it's in the end of the entire building with a back door that does not lock...very disappointing!!! I have never had this experience from a Marriott chain hotel until this one. Very disappointing.

B Ad stinky carpetsask for refunds and they said booked on line wouldn't refund doesn't take pets…read more Close to the road.

Great place! Clean rooms! Friendly staff! Took my grown children and grandson. We all had a good…read moretime and slept well

Upon arriving, no issues getting a room. We were on the first floor. Room was clean, no issues with…read moreanything in the room. Breakfast was typical hot and cold breakfast. Eggs, sausage, waffle station, etc. Stayed one night as we were passing through this cute town of Fenton.

This place is nasty. It smells of mold from the lobby all the way into your room. Even the bath…read moretowels have a certain odor about them. Parking lot is very dark at night. Room was decently clean. Would never stay here again.

Very nice! Easy parking, welcomed as soon as we entered- old school charm to this place!…read more Whitefish dip for an appetizer and a nice bottle of wine- and priced pretty well. 4 of us for dinner- soup and salads were very good, I enjoyed the seafood bisque. We had a variety of entrees, all done wonderfully and good sized portions. Dessert was cheesecake and a brownie with ice cream, neither was anything special. Service was just ok, she seemed rushed even though it wasn't crowded. Worth a second trip, the menu is extensive.

My first time here and it was quite good!…read more We ordered calamari and it was calamari strips and not calamari rings. It didn't matter to me as I like all calamari but I do wish I knew it was served with green peppers - I get acid reflex from green peppers and the calamari just sitting on them is enough to start acid production. Thankfully I snagged the calamari on the top of the mound and hubby ate the calamari touching the peppers. The dipping sauce was kind of odd and I was not a fan. Hubby got French onion soup and enjoyed and I really liked the salad (forgot the name of it - it had dried cherries and pine nuts among other things). The bread was bread. Hubby could not stop eating it, I picked at a piece...but that is our bread relationship. Hubby got cedar plank fish for dinner and it was seasoned well. Delicious! I opted to just get another appetizer for my dinner - the ahi tuna with seaweed salad. Overall, everything was good and I would come back!

My husband and I stayed on a Saturday night in January 2025 to celebrate our wedding anniversary…read more We stayed in the Hepburn Suite, which was more beautiful and larger than the pictures suggested. The suite has a large bedroom and a separate sitting room and a separate private bath. It takes up one whole upper side of the large house. It, like the rest of the inn, was immaculate. We checked in late afternoon and through the beautiful wall-wide windows watched the sun setting over the snow. Gorgeous. Everything about Maple Cove exceeded our expectations. So comfortable and warm. Plenty of hot water for a tub in the morning, window seats in both the sitting area and the bedroom for sunrise and sunset views. Beautifully decorated, but not kitschy or cluttered. They also supplied a mini-fridge, a K-cup coffee maker, plenty of towels, extra blankets and pillows. In the morning Jan made us a gourmet breakfast. I do not exaggerate. An incredible omelet, fruit and yogurt parfait, fresh coffee, grilled sourdough toast, potatoes (perhaps fondant?) and orange juice. Plus homemade cinnamon scones! We loved it and will go back in the summer to use the pool! This may be the nicest B&B I've ever stayed in. Thank you, Jan and Mark!

Jan & Mark Thank you so much for letting me stay at your lovely place. I needed to get away before…read moremy wedding. I was able to center myself and relax him. I did not want to become a bridezilla. This totally help me. Thank you both

Went for my husband's Birthday. Had a wonderful stay, in the Great Lakes Suite. Breakfast was…read moredelicious, and Al was a wonderful host. We will definitely be back in the future.

We stayed in the Spring Meadow suite for a one night get away and it was the best experience ever…read more Al and Paul were exceptional hosts and even Yogi (the dog) was super friendly. The room was clean and comfortable. The breakfast was delicious and cooked fresh. Al even showed us around a bit before we left. We will definitely be back to stay again.

I am traveling for work, and my king room was very nice. My room and the common area were clean…read more The breakfast had decent variety but some of the hot items like eggs and potatoes were cold. This hotel could use some updating as it is looking dated and a little shabby.

I would NOT stay here again. This hotel smells terrible. I had to buy air fresheners because the…read moresmell gave me a headache. You can tell by the damage on the door frame that someone has broken into the room I stayed in. The fitness center is pathetic. The elliptical doesn't work and only one of the two treadmills operates. The hand weights are completely rusted. The parking lot was trashy and the exterior lights were flashing in and out. The only good thing I have to say is the lady working the front desk was very nice.