Outstanding service and true professionalism! Sunset Premier…read moreShuttle went above and beyond for our family. My mom's flight was delayed by four hours, and despite the long wait, they stayed the entire time without complaint and with a great attitude. When she finally arrived, the driver was kind, patient, and reassuring--exactly what you want after a long and stressful travel day. Thank you!

My coworkers and I had a great time on our Sunset Premier Shuttle tour at the Pellston Airport…read moreAfter Hours. Mr. Fettig was the best tour driver that I have ever experienced!!! Thank you

Oma was awesome! She communicated well and provided updates as needed. I appreciated her…read moreflexibility with flight delays. She was forthcoming and reassured me by providing car and driver info ahead of time. Highly recommend. Thanks Oma!

Oma was an extremely reckless driver. My husband and I were very uncomfortable and canceled the…read moresecond trip that we had booked. She tailgated multiple people, one who ended up stopping completely in front of her to prove a point.

The guy running the ferry was exceptional. A great ride. We arrived early, car 1 of 4. Boarded…read morefirst, un boarded 1st. Cost $5.

A four car cable ferry that crosses Lake Charlevoix and began operating in 1876, when the operator…read moretook passengers across the lake in a rowboat. The ferry is a unique experience and you can't beat the view on a beautiful fall day. The cost is $3.00, takes about 10 minutes, and runs April through November. Check out the original fares on the sign from 1884

So Dirty!!! We have been flying into this location for 12…read moreyears. Not once have they invested in upkeep of the building. The floors and carpets are filthy with stains, the walls are disgusting and the bathrooms are terrible with debris on the floors and filth everywhere. They have no luggage carts as they are owned by the a company that flies out of there and have signs on them that they are for their use only. Buy a couple of carts, how hard is it really. If you elect not to make the décor current, at least keep it clean.

Nice pilot facilities here with a fair amount of activity--not much on the transient ramp but a few…read moreparked nearby--local service out to Beaver Island with an Islander

Experiencing A Classic Lifestyle…read more We recently stayed at the Bay View Inn and were pleasantly and wonderfully surprised by our 4-day event and the goodness we experienced. For those who have not become acquainted with Bay View Inn, staying here needs to become a hospitality first experience. Coming to the Bay View Inn was our fifth Petroskey experience. Last year we stayed at the Perry Hotel, so my wife and I have experienced the best of the best that Petoskey offers to vacationers. When comparing the Perry to the Bay View, the Perry offers travelers a moment of mid-late 18th century elegance while the Bay Inn takes you back to the Victorian Age with its degree of formalness. As you begin your Bay View experience one encounters the crispness and freshness of the pure Lake Michigan air. Upon entering the Bay View you are welcomed by Bobbie Jo's "very southern like" greeting or Corie who shows the politeness of a true gentleman. Ask either Bettie Jo or Corie anything about the Petoskey-Bayview area, in effect you end up getting walking tour guide for the next fews days. As for dining at the Bay View, all the menu items are outstanding with great flavor and particular attention to taste. Servers offer the best hospitality. You might also meet the most positive enthusiastic person in the Petoskey - Bayview area when you meet Christopher or the high spirit of Rita who is from Romania or the formalness of Tom as well as Andris who is also from Romania who is always there for you with a coffee refill. The rooms are extremely comfortable, Victorian-like styled rooms. One also has access to their library for borrowing a book or two from the library. Nightly entertainment also includes playing any number of games in the downstairs parlor. At night you sleep in the heavenly comfort of either a King or Queen bed. Daytime can be spent in a variety of ways. One can experience the best shopping district in the Midwest including what might be the best privately owned bookstore in Midwest, McLean & Eakin.... plan on making a few visits. For those who like fitness and touring the uniquely architected homes you must experience walking Lake Street to the top of the hill ... .two times.... or for fitness freaks like my wife and myself.... three times selecting a couple other streets. Your walk will be a more friendly "StairMaster" encounter. For flatlanders there is the multi mile bay walk where fresh air will clean out your lungs. So, instead of thinking about staying at the Bay View Inn, just do it.....staying at the Bay View Inn and experiencing Petoskey one be one of your best lifetime experiences.

Nice room and personable attentive staff! Will probably visit there again some day! I have…read morenothing else planned to include.

A great small hotel, good service and the roof top bar is amazing. We were there for our…read moreanniversary and sadly our room was above the lobby so our balcony faced the street...should have asked for another room and next reservation will make sure I make a request not to be on street side

Perfect! Walking distance from everything! Pool and hot tub were great! Staff are friendly and…read moreaccommodating. We had no problems with parking, although we came early in the season in June. It looks like there is street parking as well. I heard from the bartender that July & August are the busy months. We had drinks and enjoyed the rooftop views. Cocktails are expensive $16-$18 but we did receive a bar voucher that covered some of the costs. Rooms were very clean and comfortable. The giant fireplace in the lobby is gorgeous! They serve a continental breakfast and have a nice coffee machine there too, complimentary.

We have been coming to Harbor Springs for decades. We easily had our best meal in a restaurant in…read moreHarbor Springs at Otis last night. Its concept is shareable small plates. There were three of us and we worked our way down the menu. We ordered two first courses, a combination of peaches and lemon cucumbers and burrata, and roasted beet hummus. It cannot reliably be said which was tastier than the other. Each was excellent. The fish that was flown in that day was halibut, so we ordered that. Halibut if even slightly overcooked tends to dry out. This did not. It was delicious. We also ordered roasted calamari, a large tube that was perfectly cooked (no mean feat). Finally, we turned to dessert. Here again there were two that caught our collective eye, the olive oil cake with blueberries and a panna cotta with grape granita. The olive oil cake was appropriately moist and tasty. We had doubts about the grape granita on panna cotta, but those doubts were set aside upon tasting how they worked together. The panna cotta was perfectly prepared and the grape granita was a nice addition to it. A word must be said about our server, Ashley. I knew that Otis has a scratch kitchen and I have a peculiar food allergy. Ashley checked with the chef and steered me away from eating certain of the choices. She was otherwise attentive and very pleasant. We started with Campari spritzes and ordered an obscure Gruner-Veltliner for dinner. There is an extensive wine list and cocktail list. And did I mention that we sat outdoors? All in all, this was an extraordinary experience and we will definitely be back.

Fully renovated and almost cannot recognize this hotel from years ago. Tremendous improvements here…read moreat all levels. Rooms are crisp clean remodeled and fabulous. Upgraded window coverings allow you to lower or raise them on either side of your room generating cool breezes with open windows or crank up the brand new hvav ac. Classic touches everywhere you look. Mid century modern finally comes to NW Michigan. What a gem !

This is a cute little airport. Because it was so small it was really easy to get in and out of…read morequickly. They had a second floor with some comfortable couches.

Pellston is a small but mighty airport and such a treasure here in northern Michigan. I'd lost…read moresomething crucial that I needed for trip and arrived after the cutoff for Delta checked luggage. My heart sank as I was mid trip and really needed it. The clerk said he'd ask his supervisor. Then Rob appeared. He is an angel here on earth! Zero promises and I'd likely have to pick up my bags in Pittsburgh (since it was my fault.) With a grateful heart I boarded the plane. Hours later, my bags came off my connecting plane's conveyor belt! Yea Team Delta and Rockstar personnel at this airport!