Amazing costume service at this holiday Inn. Jenna at the front desk helped find a great place to…read moreeat, the clam brewery, food was amazing. The staff in general was great. Clean pool and hot tub and room. Thank you Jenna

Staff was wonderful especially jenna and dawn front desk so friendly and welcoming and although…read morethey are under construction was very clean and very quiet couldn't have asked for a better stay . They even showed genuine concern for my mother who was in the hospital with was the reason for my stay

This was a very clean place that welcomed pets. However, we paid for 2 queen beds and were given…read moredoubles. The hallway was freezing cold and the room was when we got there. No warm welcome for us. The beds had very thin bedding--I wore my coat to bed because it was still so chilly in the room. I asked for a room near the entrance door because we had a puppy, but we were given the end of the hall and not allowed to use the emergency doors. The tv didn't work well--lots of static and jumping picture. Overall, I was cold and annoyed for getting cheated. Don't be afraid to stay, just don't expect much and bring a blanket and pillow.

Skiing at Caberfae? Is their lodge all booked up? Don't be afraid to stay in Cadillac itself, at…read moreCadillac motel (FKA Super 8) on HWY 55 right in town at intersection of 115/55 -- great location. But the real deal is that this multi-generational Gujarati family is amazing -- friendly and professional, a great value for the ski season -- and you will be surrounded by many dining options and not tied in to just eating at Caberfae MacKenzie lodge . . .

My little kitsch-loving, retro-embracing heart was full as soon as I stepped into "The Cadillac"…read morecabin at Mackinaw Timbers. It was furnished with so many cool, thrifted knickknacks, paint-by-number paintings, out-of-print books, old games and -- the best part -- a VCR with VHS tapes! Yes, people. You, too, can curl up on the vintage leather couch and watch a VHS of 1997's hit war romance Life is Beautiful (or Rocky III or 39 Steps, or one of the other two dozen tapes available in the cabin). Everywhere we looked as we explored the cabin, there was something new to see and be delighted by. The Cadillac is the largest cabin at this vacation cabin property. It has two bedrooms and two bathrooms, a fully furnished kitchen with a gas range, farmhouse sink, new "vintage" refrigerator and a pour-over coffee maker with local coffee. It also has a large dining table, vintage leather couch and recliner to curl up in while watching that VHS movie of your choice. Or if you're not into old-school media, there's also Roku on the smart TV. Children will be delighted by the special kids nook that has been created just for them, which includes classic books and games, and a vintage record player with kids records. It turns out that all of the cabins, not just The Cadillac, are decorated with their own unique vintage furniture and knickknacks. There are 10 cabins on the property. Outside, guests are invited to enjoy a community fire pit and lawn games. There's also a covered shed with firewood that you can purchase for a few dollars. (You pay on the honor system by slipping some cash into a slot.) The cabins are located less than four miles away from downtown Cadillac. There is no one on site at the property, so you work with the owner via email to set up your stay. They will give you the combination to get into your cabin, and if you have any problems, they're only a phone call/text away. It was a very low-key, relaxing stay. I 100% recommend staying at Mackinaw Timbers if you want a unique lodging experience in the Cadillac area.

I had the pleasure of spending the week in the Ellie May cabin at Mackinaw Timbers. Small cabin…read morecontaining all the convinces of home. Roku flat-screen TV. WiFi. Kitchen with microwave, refrigerator, stocked coffee area along with a sink! Bed and bedding are new. Prices were comparable to the local hotels. For a simple break from a busy life, time at Mackinaw Timbers is exactly what you need. P. S. Checkout the website https://www.mackinawtimbers.com/ and book your stay today.

My wife and I really enjoyed our stay here. It wasn't too far from idlewood, and near a lot of…read morefestivities in the area for the July 4th holiday. They are really cool here, they had a big poster of all the events going on in the community so you were able to schedule time to go check events right away. The breakfast was pretty good here , for the price. But not my staying here again if forever in the area.

This is so great then also it comes with 2 rooms in a single hotel room…read more Then also There's a pool, and a breakfast center. I like this hotel so much.

We were stuck here due to the recent ice storms, the room was reasonably priced, they did not raise…read morethe rates at all due to the situation. The hotel itself is a bit dated, however the rooms were very very clean as were all the common areas.

Great service, decent price, clean rooms and friendly helpful staff. The breakfast buffet was…read moreaverage but clean. The pool and hot tub were very well maintained as well.

Beware! I was looking at The LakeView Motel in Lake City,…read morenorthern Michigan (near Cadillac). Their advertised rate is $46 per night. I tried to book a room for 1 adult, 2 nights (during weekdays), where it was also still showing the $46 price. It told me the total for the 2 nights is $218, while they were still showing the $46/night. Now 46 x 2 = 92, + 6% tax = $97.52 total. How the hell did this total jump to $218, an additional $120.48? I understand there is a charge of a few dollars as a fee, probably $4 to $5. Why are they trying to rip me off with almost $120??? That's a place I will make sure to avoid.

Me and my little boy stayed her for the first time this summer right after the 4th of July holiday…read more We needed a jumping-off-spot that was affordable. This place fit the bill. The staff was very friendly and attentive. The room was clean and had everything we may have needed complete with a microwave, a coffeemaker and mini-fridge. The room may have been their smallest which is likely why it was least expensive, but it had a huge bathroom that was also clean. I let my little boy have the bed and brought a cot to sleep on. It was a little cramped for the two of us with the cot. My only complaint was that our room had access to the room next door and in the evenings the smell from their microwave dinner would waft in. This July I think I'll opt for a larger room, otherwise this was a great spot to stay. I almost buried the lead...they're a stone's throw from the public beach too. We walked over for a late swim the night before we left. This was hugely cool to be right around the corner from the beach. Definitely worth checking into.

Doherty hotel is a great place to stay when you come in from out of town. The decor is a bit dated,…read morebut I think that adds to its charm. They have both a restaurant and a bar downstairs by the front desk and the food is absolutely delectable. I could eat their onion rings all day every day! The rooms can be slightly pricey, but that's to be expected in a smaller town. I think the best value is with their jacuzzi rooms, which aren't much more expensive than standard rooms. Service is exceptional, as well. I've yet to meet someone there who isn't both respectful and kind. Since we live nearby, we frequently take the kids there to go swimming for a few hours. Again, a tad pricey, but better than a long trek out of town to a public pool. To add a bit of fun to the stay, some swear it's haunted! Do you believe in ghosts?

Stopped in for a beer. The Guinness on tap was fresh, cold and good. The bartender on a Saturday…read morewas not friendly. We only had one drink, she left the bill in the glass and never returned to cash us out. She knew we were only having one drink. We had to ask to be checked out and she never said thank you all she said was here's your card. Apparently she doesn't care about making money as her tip could've been doubled from the $2 we left her. Tips are still based on service not to be expected. No one said goodbye as we left. The establishment was mostly older people. The decor hadn't been updated in any way and felt like it has looked like this for many years which made it look tired and worn rather than the vibe of a thriving business. Historical doesn't necessarily mean run down.

Unflushed toilets welcomed us to the room. Pillowcases had human hairs on them. College students on…read morethe top floor yelling from the balcony. Third world coffee maker, obviously too cheap to install Keurig machines. No ice on the 5th floor, just an empty room with connections.

I think I have stayed at a Courtyard in the past. I remember liking it, so past experience led me…read moreto chose this hotel on my recent visit to Mt. Pleasant. I joked the choice was due to the Texas Roadhouse restaurant across the street. Comfy beds, helpful staff, convenient ish location. The ish, I was just in town for a show at the Casino. I friend warned me to not stay at the casino, you pay for the convenience. So, this hotel is on the opposite side of town. Plus size, Mt. Pleasant really isn't that big so it's a 5-10 minute taxi ride to the venue. Getting a taxi back at 11pm was a bit of a boondoggle, watch for Stargazer yaci- way cheaper than Uber. Lol. Sadly, I left a pair of sunglasses (prescription, boo) and some cute cat earrings on the nightstand. It happens. I imagine that if you were in town for a Football or Swim event, this would be a great place to stay. I could see the CMU stadium and their aquatic center from my window.

Clean and has everything you need. Shampoo & conditioner in push button container in shower…read morecomfortable beds. Cable TV, Wi-Fi (though I didn't use it. Coffee maker and coffee. Microwave, cold refrigerator. Great location near Kelly Beach, 2 restaurants, Party/Liquor store w/gas station. Located near I-75 and US-127. Also S. Higgins State Park, which is awesome. At least 6 boat ramps, beach, playground, concession bldg. one of the clearest, most beautiful lakes you'll ever see. Only thing I can complain about is bath faucet is very hard to turn on.

This motel is very clean & cute. The bed was very comfortable. Plenty of pillows and towels were…read moresupplied. Bedding was soft, clean, & very cozy. There was an alarm clock that had multiple different charging cables in it. Very clean bathroom and the wood floors were nice versus carpet. 10/10 I would stay here again. My only complaints are very minimal... (I hope my complainants don't discourage people from staying here. It's a GREAT little motel. We were just passing through but I wish we could have stayed longer) The heat is set at 68° and then you can turn on the baseboard heaters if you're cold. My husband and I like it chilly at night so 68° felt very warm. Luckily they had a box fan in the corner so that was very helpful. My other complaint is the soap and shampoo and condition felt cheap and didn't smell very goos. I wish a motel as cute as this one would upgrade to a nicer recognizable brand.

Great BNB. Lots of state land to walk or ride on. Views of pastures with horses from the house…read more Ride their horses or bring your own.

Beautiful horse ranch with bed and breakfast, restaurant, pony rides, horse barn…read more They have a wonderful breakfast available to public. Went to their festival Oct 21..live country music.crafts, kids jumping cages, traditional horse archery demos. We especially liked their little burro who would heehaw for the kids. Wonderful friendly people.