Today members of the Meadowbrook garden club were invited to tour The Scripps Mansion. We were…read moregiven an eye opening insite to It's Era, Art & Family by the learned Hilde, a seasoned Dosen from Meadowbrook Hall. We enjoyed the gardens and oooed and ahhed over the EuropeanTudor style architecture designed by William's brother-in-law Clarence E. Day for the residence. The many baths were tiled in iridescent ceramic tile by Pewabic Pottery. All the georgous doors were hand carved by the Haden Co. of NY. The house is not at this time open to the public, although they do have occasional special fund raisers and charitable happenings.

This guest house is a convenient place to see a real neighborhood in Detroit - North End. This…read morearea is not for the average suburbanite, bed and breakfast goer, but it's a great spot to stay while exploring the city outside of Midtown and Downtown (only ~10 away by car) We found the guesthouse through Airbnb, which was super helpful in making our decision: https://www.airbnb.com/users/show/39040 Nathan is the super friendly owner who can tell you about the neighborhood and cool places to visit in the city, especially if you are a vegetarian, artist, or creative type. He supports local businesses (yay!) and can direct you to several businesses run by the local community development corporation. ~ There are abandoned homes on the same street, but he has a good security system and I felt safe and secure with another female traveler. There's also a little park where we saw children play across the street. ~ Rooms: The 3 themed rooms (Air, Water, and Fire) are comfortable and clean. You will have access to a full kitchen, shared full bathroom. We were in the Fire room on the 2nd floor, which had a great Tempurpedic mattress. The third floor room, which was unoccupied during our stay, is in the attic and looked spacious enough for four people - one full size bed and floor space for sleeping bags and pads. There was sound insulation leading up to it, so good for small groups who are traveling through. During our stay, we met another woman from Chicago who was considering moving back to the city. Neat! Inyo is the onsite kitty. He's long haired, friendly, and talkative. My friend had little problem with her allergies. Definitely recommended!

From the owner: Perfect for week/monthly Corporate Teams/Work Crews, Student/Volunteer/Church Groups, Retreats,…read moreWeddings ~*~ 5 big guest rooms, 13 beds, up to 30 guests ~*~ Free street parking, 6-8+ cars in gated graveled backyard ~*~ Woodward Ave 2 blocks: QLine Light Rail 1mi, Midtown/WSU 2mi, Downtown 4mi, Ferndale 4mi ~*~ 6th Longest Operating Airbnb on Earth & Detroit's 1st ~*~ Over 4000 welcomed since 2009 ~*~See home & host: The FIND Season 3 Ep1 @02:50min, TheFINDshow ~*~ Proceeds of your stay benefit our Piety Hill neighborhood!

Wonderful bed and breakfast. The room is private and quaint with antique furnishings, Our room…read morehad a jet tub which was wonderful. Very clean and tidy. And breakfast is serve yourself-they had many choices of packaged baked goods, bananas, apples, granola bars, yogurt, frozen breakfast sandwiches and coffee/juice. There is a dining room and several common areas as well as a lovely front porch. We had a wedding in Grand Rapids and this was where we stayed.

What a great place!!! Loved the woman who runs the place. She was wonderful and so helpful when my…read morewife, mom and I stayed for a family wedding. The Inn is spotless and appointed with luxurious bedding, sheets and towels! Highly suggested!!!

We stayed here for a few nights this August and had a wonderful time. The view looking out over…read morethe water has plenty of room for many people and is absolutely breathtaking!! It is such a highlight. We brought bubbles and one of my favorite memories is blowing them over the edge of the railing to see if they could make it to the water. Each day we got up to view the sunrise while sipping cocoa and coffee, and and it was perfection. The water was gorgeous and you could watch the huge ships pass far out. The spacious overlook deck is such a highlight! We also enjoyed the fire pit nightly. Bring wood! I had been concerned that other guests might be using it and be loud near our cabin, but that wasn't an issue ever. The whole place was pretty chill and quiet, which was perfect. There were other guests, but they were mostly adults. We used a generously provided gas grill to cook, but it couldn't top 300*. I'd recommend bringing charcoal for the charcoal grill also available. Cabin 4 is rustic but had nice touches like an electric fireplace, ceiling fans, and a beautiful redone modern bathroom, but best of all was the French door view in the bedroom. The wicker chairs at the table had sagging seats and needed replacing, but there was a picnic table to eat at outside. The Adirondack chairs outside were the perfect place to dry our suits, etc. Honestly, I was surprised at how quiet the place was. There are stairs that go down to the waterline, and it's a beautiful view but the stairs are extraordinarily steep. I'm in my 40s and I was afraid of falling. I would not be comfortable with my parents going down those stairs unless I was right with them. That being said, we enjoyed swimming in the water down there. There's a deck with an oversized industrial ladder, which did the job but the round rings were a bit uncomfortable. My husband slipped off them! The initial bottom by the deck had sand, but past that we found it was best to paddle with the inner tubes we brought because the bottom was unpredictable. Water shoes would have helped. My 7yo had a life jacket, and since the waves can really rock you I was so glad she had it. She would have been too young to be there just an inner tube on the day we went, which was pretty rough water. The second day it was calmer and I think she would've been okay. It was fun to look at the houses on shore from out on the water, and the kids liked a fallen tree nearby. There are other good sandy beaches in the area as well. The owners were excellent communicators to answer questions. Initially the unit didn't have futon bedding and towels for the kids, but these were sent almost immediately after we made the problem known. I forgot my charger and dress at the cabin, and the owner was so kind to offer to send the dress at no charge. We've good memories of our stay. Highly recommend.

I was excited that these cabins were right on the water, until we got there and found out that…read morethere's around 70 steps steeply down the edge of a cliff to get to the water. At the bottom of all the stairs, there is a platform with a Metal ladder to actually get to the beach. It was my feeling that the cabins are not put together very well, we won't be back. On the positive side, I called to let the innkeepers know that our TV remote wasn't working --we need batteries, and that I needed an extra blanket. I left that as a message on their phone, and they almost immediately called me back and took care of both of those problems With in just minutes.

This place is beautiful and breakfast was great! The location is quiet and the back yard is…read morepleasant. They made me feel really welcome here. I can easily recommend this place. I found that the price was reasonable and the service was good.

We had an incredible stay at this cozy B&B, it felt like home. Jan went out of her way to make sure…read moreall of our needs were met. We had a wonderful crepe and quiche breakfast. Thanks again for the hospitality.

My wife and I stay with Joan and Buck once a year when visiting family. 2019 was our 8th year in a…read morerow. Our room is comfortable and quiet. The breakfast menu is VAST. Pancakes Pecan, blueberry or cheese. Try the cheese you'll thank me:-) Eggs and omelettes made to order. Home made yogurt, chai tea, scones and coffee cake, or muffins rotated on alternate days. The meal is rounded out with fresh fruit and hot coffee. Oh stop by the coffee cart for fresh baked cookies if you need an afternoon or bedtime snack before turning in for the night. In May 2015 we were married in CA. My future father in law could not make the trip due to health reasons. Joan and Buck to the rescue. We had a small ceremony in August which her father and mother attended. The Mill Pond Inn's garden setting was perfect for our second wedding.

This is a wonderful and elegant Inn to stay in. It's in the heart of downtown Clarkston which is…read moregreat because the restaurants Clarkston has to offer are so good. Honcho and the Fed are my personal favorites. I love The park downtown had to offer, also!! Great location and great Inn!

Absolutely beautiful home, filled with amazing art work and sculptures. Clean house and…read moreroom...smell absolutely amazing! Beautiful low music playing throughout home.The breakfast felt like home perfectly seasoned and delicious! The host was pleasant, sweet and communicative. The energy in the home was unmatched. You will not want to leave. It is located with in walking distance of the stadiums. Great place to stay if in town for a game; no need to be concerned about parking. There are cameras and the home is gated so no safety concerns. It's worth every penny!

This inn is just minutes from Comerica Park, Ford Field, Little Caesars Arena, and the Fox Theatre…read more A friend of mine stayed here when visiting Detroit and loved it. The accommodations are beautiful, and the owners go above and beyond, introducing the guests to the room and amenities. Guests also get complimentary Detroit made products like Faygo and Better Made Chips in their room. Breakfast is included with the stay. It's a historic inn but with modern updates. The soaking tub is to die for. It's also a black women owned business. I met one of the owners, and she is so warm and welcoming. The Cochrane is one of the best places to stay near downtown Detroit.

Spacious, comfortable, well maintained B&B and phenomenal hosts…read more Stayed for 2 nights at Maple Cove B&B in the Casablanca Suite. Each suite is in its own area with private sitting rooms and private bathrooms. The suites (sitting room, bedroom, and bathroom) were very spacious and you can tell that a lot of attention and care is being put in taking care of the B&B. Everything is well maintained, clean, and the attention to detail is not to be ignored. From the moment we booked the suite, we were welcomed and attended to. We mainly interacted with Jan, but met Mark as well. Both were very gracious, kind, and welcoming. The breakfasts were phenomenal. Jan was accommodating and conscientious of our preferences. She was also very attentive, but not intrusive. Lovely stay at this B&B. Looking forward to staying again. Below is a pros and cons list as I find these to be more visually appealing: Pros: 1. Suites are separate from one another-each having a sitting area, bedroom, and its own bath. 2. Bathroom (in the Casablanca) was very spacious (has a huge bathtub, a separate shower and good privacy). 3. Breakfast!! So delicious and SO filling. Seriously filling. Again, Jan is so conscientious of your needs, that it's hard to go wrong with what she makes! Yum! 4.Pool table in the common area-there are also some books, a piano, some games. 5. Everything was super clean and comfortable. The hosts worked extra hard to insure our comfort level and to make sure we were satisfied with the accommodations 6. Shared pantry has many extras. 7. Little (big) extras everywhere--we were welcomed with a freshly baked batch of brownies (super delicious, btw), there are drinks in the shared pantry (I haven't seen this at other B&Bs yet), extras in the bathroom in case something is forgotten (we didn't forget anything this time, but that was a lovely touch :) ). 8. The hosts-friendly, kind, conscientious, attentive but not intrusive, amazing cooks, helpful, gracious. I really can't say enough good things about the hosts! :) 9. Free Wi-Fi/internet with lots of channels. 10. They have neat specials that are being promoted (for the next few months)-not sure if specials are always happening, or they happen more just during winter months, but that's kind of exciting. Cons: 1. Bring slip free socks--the floors are super clean (pro!) but can be a bit slippery as a result if you're just wearing regular socks. This is a goofy con, since it's actually a pro, but more just a suggestion. ha. 2. We stayed during the week and so it was super quiet, but I would wonder how noise would travel if there were more people there (specifically if sitting in the sitting room and people were playing pool outside the door). Because everything is separate, I would think noise is not much of an issue, but that was a random thought.

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!