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!

Words can't express how much we enjoyed our stay at this little gem! Rick and Pat were fantastic…read morehosts and we can't wait to return soon!

GORGEOUS!!! My sister-in-law rented out the Inn for a weekend for her wedding. What a blast! The…read moreInn totally made the weekend complete! The house is stunning! Huge house that is welcoming and warm. (not a creepy old house that you can't even turn the lights out for fear of the boogie man!) Good size bedrooms with comfortable beds and linens. All the rooms I looked at had their own fireplace and a bathroom. There was an extra bathroom on the second floor with a huge clawfoot tub! The house has what looks to be original hardwood all over the place, and the tiny details seems to be original. Nice size porch, and cozy sitting areas to watch TV or just enjoy your surroundings. Big dining room with large table (with a bit of local history) and a kitchen to die for. The breakfast served was amazing! We had some sort of oatmeal bake, with fruit and juice. Lots to choose from. While my sister-in-law was planning her wedding the Inn Keeper had plently of suggested vendors to help in her planning. The Inn Keeper Melissa was SO super nice!! She really was amazing and helped make the stay a memorable one! I really cannot wait to go back. We are planning on renting it out again next summer for our group again!

Another wonderful experience - I love this place . The best bed and breakfast I've ever been to…read moreand I've been to a lot of bed and breakfast places. Inn the Garden is very clean, Barb and Rollin are great hosts, they have awesome breakfasts, the place has every little touch imaginable, grounds are beautiful and I could keep going on. The other nice thing is that it's walking distance to downtown shops and restaurants.

We were just there 3 full days July 2nd to the 5th 2026. No words are enough to describe the home…read moreand the new owners are incredible sweetest ever. They are 2nd year owners taking over from previous owners that ran it 35+ years. They are so very gracious and to think re-visiting where I grew up "was" going to do a 3 stay hotel in Marysville till I looked up the rates for the Heather and for over the major July 4th the room daily fee was a mere $42.00 more a night and included a no joke "Chef Gordon Ramsey" quality breakfast every morning. We got to see all the rooms being nobody was there yet for that day and it took a few days to see every detail. Pictures don't do enough so to see in person was a treat and every room is decorated it's own way. The place is really quiet also even when other people were around it's just really nice and we didn't hear anything the whole three days there just when people came down for breakfast. You get your own front door key to come and go as you please anytime the front door locks behind you. The A/C in the rooms are perfect and whisper quiet never heard such a quiet unit before no motel ones are like that. TV, internet, every room a bathroom some have a jacuzzi. Bed was high end and so were the sheets and pillows. Everything you need is there to use even a hair dryer on the wall. Lots of storage for clothes and other furniture to sit on besides a bed. Everything antique is just amazing and talk about super clean. Every room has it's own balcony and you can just look out and see the freighters going by in the St. Clair river. That coffee quality is something I never had before and asked them what they use and said we get in Port Huron specially made in a coffee house. Amazing inside that as well but the Heather owners are the best so being the previous owners were awesome for many years, these two young people have a huge reputation to uphold and they are doing just that. Can't say enough about them and the experience staying there. The breakfasts are 8:30 and we chose the front window table for 2 every morning full service facing the river they bring everything to you this is not buffet it's full service included in price. They have a real large table for multiple people to have breakfast also. NEVER had breakfasts like these before that good and so unique and every day is different not repeated. For the rates and what you get who needs a boring common motel that can cost this easily and more most of the time for each night and just maybe get a generic breakfast. The Heather B&B is a hidden treasure and been there so many years. Post this and share comments. People may think a historic B&B is high priced but search rooms by name and rates you'll find this is a bargain and very special.

The food was delicious and the room was spotless!! My wife and I loved hanging out in the coffee…read morenook in one of the house towers overlooking the main street of Marine City. The couple was very hospitable and we loved co-mingling at breakfast with the many other guests. Still rating 5 starts but the only draw back we had was the truck traffic outside our window was a lil loud sometimes but all in all a wonderful stay!!

We SO enjoyed our stay last weekend. Farms have a sentimental value to me. Few people know about…read morethe joy they give me, and the relaxation I feel when I have the opportunity to stay on one. This B&B far surpassed my expectations and I was so happy my husband surprised me with this stay for my birthday. The animals were so adorable (Sally tried to kiss my hubby!), the house had such a beautiful antique feel, and the bedroom was cozy and comfy. Even the bathroom was luxurious in its own way - but the best part was the breakfast. Maureen clearly has amazing skills in the kitchen. Even though the food itself was simple, the flavors were well balanced and perfectly seasoned. She is also very tentative and when our car failed us, she loaned us her truck so my birthday dinner want ruined. How many B&B owners would do that for complete strangers? That's God at work people. It brought a tear to my eye. All in all, this was a great birthday weekend and we WILL be coming back!

My two kids and I recently stayed at this bed and breakfast. It was the first time we had stayed…read moreat a bed and breakfast. Really nice place. Meticulously decorated in country antique. Beautiful rolling hills with horse farm in the country. Just the right distance from the city for an overnight. I plan to stay at bed and breakfasts from now on. What a memorable experience.

Well who knew that Plymouth could be the ultimate couples retreat and staying with Robyn was such a…read morenice treat! Beautiful home, well decorated and good hospitality. The front porch is awesome you can sit and watch the word go by in comfort! Easy to walk downtown and eat at any number of amazing restaurants. Friday's in the summer there is live music and it is like being in a Norman Rockwell painting! Enjoyed everything about this stay! Robyn has thought of everything to make a great destination.

This review is strictly for the ambiance of the Inn and my overall experience with booking. I was…read morelooking for a unique spot to stay for an upcoming special occasion. My friend told me about Robyn's Inn and suggested it would be the perfect place. I stopped by the Inn today and checked it out! WOW.....I am beyond impressed with this modern, chic Inn. They offer several room options and the décor throughout, simply stated, stunning. The Inn is just a few step away from downtown Plymouth, which will be very convenient for me. I probably should keep this place a secret, but I enjoy sharing my findings with my yelp community. lol I am looking forward to my stay and will update my review on the entire experience.

Staying at the Honor & Folly reminded me of experiences in the past when I would stay at very…read moresmall-scale inns or self-catering apartments in Europe. You get a place to lay your head and you get a feel for what it's like to live in a place. In a sense, visiting Detroit is like visiting another country. It defies convention and expectation and pulls you in. Honor & Folly is a terrific place to fall in love with the city. It's perched above three essential places: a BBQ joint, a cocktail bar and a coffee shop. Across the street is the iconic ruin of Michigan's central station. Down Michigan is downtown Detroit. The interior is beautiful and driven by a strong design aesthetic. Goods like blankets, dishes and cutting boards are for sale and their makers have fascinating only-in-michigan stories. The proprietress, Meghan, is a design connoisseur and clearly a linker of people, who cultivates a very easygoing vibe while sacrificing nothing in terms of the quality of visual effect. Every object in every room seems to have a functional and decorative purpose. Here's what you need to know about Honor & Folly. Parking is street only and because Slows BBQ is so popular (as in wait for two hours for a table popular), many people are parking on the street. Even so, we had no problem finding a decent spot within view of where we were staying. This is a self-catering place so you can buy food and cook it up, but there's no breakfast with the bed. We bought coffee downstairs, had them grind it and then brewed our own little french press each morning. I highly recommend this inn. If you've given serious thought to exploring Detroit or just want a nest-like getaway, check it out. The Honor & Folly site describes the inn as: "A small-scale, design-focused Detroit inn, Honor & Folly is reminiscent of the way folks used to travel: a few beds above the village pub or restaurant with a hearty breakfast. You'll be immersed in the oldest neighborhood of Detroit - smack in the middle of one of the most thriving blocks in the city. You'll sit next to locals at the bar downstairs--or the coffee shop--and learn about the city from people who live here. Detroiters are a pretty friendly lot."

Stayed at Honor & Folly this past Labour Day Monday, plus, following Tuesday night. Short and sweet…read moregetaway. The nicely appointed retro apartment was perfect for our base in Detroit. Going over the Ambassador Bridge, after clearing U.S. Customs, the apartment is two or three minutes away. Host was excellent helping us to reserve the rental space, as well as offering hip trip suggestions. Just outside the door of the pad, there are unique Corktown restaurants, cafes, and bars (i.e., Slows B.B.Q., The Sugar House, Mercury Burger and Bar, and Astro Coffee, what else do you need, eh?!). We did not have a car during our stay in the Motor City, yes, if you can believe it. Used Via Rail train service to Windsor station, then, hired a taxi to take us to the U.S. During the day, one can easily walk from the apartment to all sites in the downtown of Detroit, and hire a taxi if too tired to walk back. Again, car is not required to get the best out of Detroit, so long as you like to walk, befriend a reliable taxi driver, and know where you're heading. We can't wait to go back to Detroit, and stay here.

Full disclosure... I am related to the family that owns this establishment. We came from Maryland…read moreto visit our family in Michigan back in the summer of 2018. We went to Angie's Inn on The Grand for a visit one afternoon. What a beautiful inn! The pool was so inviting, and our son enjoyed playing in it. Angie is an excellent cook, and she made some savory steaks on the grill. My husband is a coffee connoisseur, and he said it was the best coffee that he'd ever had. Angie and her mother are such welcoming and gracious hostesses. We didn't spend the night, but I would love to go and stay sometime. I highly recommend this inn to rent for functions or simply to stay for the weekend.

Would have given a 4.5 if available. Enjoyed a relaxing ladies weekend. Reasonably priced. Good…read morefood. Was clean. Angie and her mom Loretta were very friendly and accommodating. Would have enjoyed a small indoor sitting area. Will visit again!

I stayed here one short night as my home got taken over by visiting family…read moreJanene made me VERY comfortable and it was one of my best nights sleep ever!

From the owner: When you stay at Steinman B&B, you can expect to be treated like family. A private oasis in the…read moremiddle of gorgeous woody Plymouth, this house has old-school charm with a vintage aesthetic that will have you feeling cozy & relaxed right upon arrival. With a full modern kitchen & expansive gathering space, not to mention a hearty, wholesome breakfast at the beginning of each day of your stay-your time here is sure to be the best vacation of the season. Message us today to book! Our rooms go at $149 per night.

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.