The Safe Harbor Inn is a short walk from town. The B&B is very clean and comfortable. Suzanne and…read moreRichard are fantastic. The rooms were immaculate and comfortable. Breakfast was fresh, tasty and filling. Stay here.

My wife and I stayed here for 4 days and had a great time. We had the Diana Rose room with a…read morewhirlpool. The front porch is huge and very relaxing to sit out there and listen to a real genuine red headed woodpecker tapping away at a nearby tree. In the near distance you can hear owls hooting,which was also very relaxing. We would have given 5 stars but the lady that owns the place needed to go visit her sick father so we did not get the breakfast. We would definitely stay here again.

This place has enough options for most anyone. We had the top floor loft which would have been…read moreawesome for a group of friends. Would definitely visit again!

We stayed here for our excursion into the "wilds" of Michigan and I don't think I could have asked…read morefor a nicer place. The Inn is beautiful. We happened to be the only guests for that weekend and it was certainly lovely. Our room was the Victorian room. It's got a fireplace, a big bed, lots of room and it's own bathroom with a whirlpool tub. The other rooms are really nice too as we saw on our tour of the house. The breakfasts were absolutely delicious...fresh baked breads, juice, eggs and fruit awaited us both mornings. It was always extremely bountiful. I'd definitely recommend staying here again if you want a romantic weekend away from the city.

Nicest inn in Michigans lower peninsula! The lady running the front desk is so friendly and…read morehelpful- recommended great food/ice cream places nearby to me! The rooms themselves felt very homey and are clean. Although the room didnt have a fridge, there was a microwave and ice machine in the shared hallway leading to the koi pond. The back area is so unique, it felt like someone's private backyard, so quiet and peaceful! There's an entire covered deck with comfy lounge chairs, and seating along the large koi pond. Guests pre-order their breakfast at check-in and pick a time slot to eat at, breakfast itself was very tasty and was planned so efficiently! This inn also has an indoor library with a wide selection of books! Such a great experience here, I highly recommend booking for the night if you're in the area!

Spotless and quaint. Excellent rooms and staff. Delicious food. Beautiful property. The bathroom…read morewas small but again, spotless. The area is fun. Hope to return and will stay at this inn again.

A quiet little place to hang your hat while you're in Luddington it's quiet it's clean. It's older…read morebut it is clean. The people who manage it are pleasant. They're helpful. I like that. It's close to town Walmart just up the street Myers just up the street. there's the family fair. There's a lot of good places to eat. It was very peaceful to be able to return there after the days activities. It's got a nice pool area the spa is heated later in the evening. There's a peaceful little gazebo. You can sit out in. There's also an outside little smoking area. I felt very safe there. I enjoyed my stay there and if I return again next summer for another vacation, I will probably stay there and I liked the prices so again it's a little older, but it was clean and I enjoyed my stay there.

The 80's is missing a hotel room! Lol, ok I'm exaggerating!  A Decent sized room and an actually…read morequite large bathroom. It has a prefab Tub Shower combo, that only goes up about 6', so the normal. There's a desk and small table in the main room. Plus a normal sized hotel room TV. Room also includes a mini fridge! However there's no Microwave. The bed is stiff! My back didn't love it, but I slept decent. There's my normal complaint of hotels, the blackout curtain isn't very good. There's a pool and hot tub outside. So depends on the weather! They have a sign in room that says at this time housekeeping doesn't clean your room during stay, unless you request it. Therefore I didn't put up no disturb sign. However I returned to my room to find it cleaned up! This quite frankly annoys the hell out of me and will affect my ranking! Overall a 3 star review. Would I return? Maybe. First I'd check out other hotels, if they were priced the same I'd try somewhere else first. Also not important, but the key into the room is larger than most by far, weird!

Pulled into the parking lot @ 6 on a Saturday night and found it empty. Hmm. The office was dark…read moreand unattended. Started to wonder what we were in for. But, someone came quickly once I rang the bell as the sign told me to, and we were checked in quickly and efficiently. The room was small but clean. The bathroom had been recently refurbished, though the tub drained slowly. Bed was comfy and while the heater was loud it kept us toasty on a chilly October night. My main complaint would be the lighting. The switch by the door turns on a small light over the table. There are lamps you turn on by hand on the chest of drawers and over the bed, but no light over or near the sink outside the bathroom. Not really convenient if you need to shave. Not a bad place if you need to stop for the night (and by morning the parking lot was no longer empty), though if I were here longer I'd probably look for someplace with larger rooms and a few more conveniences.

The property is in excellent condition. The staff are extremely friendly. There is lots of…read moreconvenient parking. The rooms are small but very clean. The bed was very comfortable. The prices were very affordable, it is a great value for the accommondations. I highly recommend staying at this property.

AMAZING place to stay! Clean rooms with amenities, comfy beds. Super nice owners whom are very…read moreaccommodating. Cozy next to a nice bonfire with their continuously stacked firewood and ample seating. Restaurant/bar, ice cream shop, tackle store just down the road. Jeeps trails and fishing close by!!

Awesome place with a great atmosphere. Super nice hosts and I loved the decor! If I ever need to…read morestay in a hotel in Baldwin again I know where I'm going.

My husband and I had the pleasure of staying in the stable suite at the Cartier mansion for our…read more"minimoon" the couple of days after our wedding. Jenna and Chris are awesome, they have really thought of everything. The breakfast was phenomenal, I will definitely be attempting some of their recipes at home, they were super helpful in providing local recommendations and extreme detail was given to the design of both the mansion and the sable suite. They provide modern amenities while keeping the charm of the original architecture..

My wife and I had a lovely time celebrating our wedding anniversary. We stayed in Hayloft 2 which…read moreis in the Carriage House. The loft was beautiful and contemporary while still maintaining the genre of the era. The attentional to details by the innkeepers was phenomenal. The Cartier Mansion itself was exquisite, and the woodwork in the mansion was beautiful. Finally, the breakfast that we were served was simply divine, meeting the standards of this Foodie. Highly recommend this property for a B&B stay!

Beautiful room. Boutique coffee and hot chocolate, sodas and bottled water always available…read more Helpful staff. A wow breakfast.

"Of Coal, Rain, and Quiche: A Ludington Tale" We arrived in…read moreLudington not by car, not by plane, but by coal-fired steamship, like true 19th-century tycoons. The mighty S.S. Badger chugged us across the the Mishigami in a puff of glory and airborne soot, leaving us feeling like industrial-age aristocrats -- if aristocrats wore raincoats from Target and clutched their luggage like damp raccoons. As we disembarked, the skies opened with the enthusiasm of a Shakespearean tragedy. Ludington greeted us with what meteorologists refer to as "a gentle mist" and what the rest of us call "a relentless downpour." Naturally, we had to walk. Uphill. In the rain. To The Lamplighter Bed and Breakfast, which at that point may as well have been the mythical city of El Dorado. Upon arrival -- soggy, windblown, and questioning all life choices -- we were met by Dan and Jen, the B&B hosts who are either actual angels or have taken an advanced course in hospitality sorcery. They didn't flinch at our drowned-rat appearance. Instead, they welcomed us like old friends returning from sea. We half expected a butler to emerge. Our room? A cozy, clean, charming haven complete with a fireplace. We stared at it for twenty minutes like cavemen discovering fire for the first time. It was warm. It crackled. It whispered, "Go get cocoa downstairs." In the morning came breakfast. Let me just say: if Dan and Jen ever start a brunch religion, we're converting. The food was spectacular -- fresh, flavorful, and clearly prepared by someone who has stared into the soul of an egg and understood its purpose. One bite of their homemade goodness and I briefly blacked out from joy. Dan and Jen do not merely run a bed and breakfast. They curate a full journey. You arrive wet and cold. You leave warm, dry, nourished and wondering how much property goes for in Ludington.