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The Westin Detroit Metropolitan Airport
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2501 Worldgateway Place, Detroit, Michigan
Good for: Luxury Travel, Business Travel
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P.O. Box 178, Mackinac Island, Michigan
Good for: Hiking and Walking, Beaches, Romantic Travel and Honeymoons
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460 Munson Avenue, Traverse City, Michigan
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2455 Carpenter Road, Ann Arbor, Michigan
Good for: Singles, Business Travel, Women's Travel
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187 Monroe NW, Grand Rapids, Michigan
Good for: Luxury Travel
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Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Houghton, Mi
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919 Razorback Dr, Houghton, Michigan
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611 S. Huron Ave., Mackinaw City, Michigan
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7412 West Saginaw Highway, Lansing, Michigan
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5683 South 9th St, Kalamazoo, Michigan
Good for: Family Travel
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Holiday Inn Express Munising-Lakeview
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E8998 M-28, Munising, MI, 49862
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US Highway 41, Copper Harbor, Michigan
Good for: Spa and Resort, Golf, Family Travel
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Fairfield Inn & Suites Sault Ste. Marie
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633 Great Northern Road, Sault Ste. Marie, P6B 5A1, Canada
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260 South Main, Frankenmuth, Michigan
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Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites East Lansing
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2924 West Road, East Lansing, Michigan
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Holiday Inn FAIRLANE-DEARBORN, MI
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5801 Southfield Service Dr, Dearborn, MI 48228
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Inn at Bay Harbor - A Renaissance Golf Resort
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3600 Village Harbor Drive, Bay Harbor, Petoskey, Michigan
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Marriott Ashman Court Conference Center
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111 W Main St, Midland, MI 48640
Good for: Business Travel, Budget Travel
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I knew I was staying in town a few days so I opted for a more luxurious room since I might be there for more than just sleeping. I also wanted to be able to review more hotels for VT. The second night I stayed at the Hampton Inn. The bed was more comfortable and the room more luxurious. WiFi worked well. The hot breakfast started the day off well. The desk clerk was okay but I missed Madison from the Days Inn.
Fitness Room, whirlpool, hot breakfast.
Few things make me happier on VT than being able to write a tip on a place that is improving. This Days Inn has a lot of potential. Unfortunately it was owned by people who were only interested in profit and not service or quality. The motel got a lot of bad ratings. It is now under new management and they are putting some money into the motel to improve facilities. The restaurant/bar was closed for renovation, and they were painting the inside walls and doorframes to get rid of the ugly green color. My room was nice and decently cleaned. They had bought new towels and linens. Very nice pool area and cabana for the "Superstart" breakfast. The desk clerk, Madison, was very nice. The place was pretty clean. My one complaint; the guy I saw cleaning did not appear to understand English. Pretty inexpensive.
This is a very nice hotel at a cheap price. They have nice ammenities in the rooms; cable with HBO, coffee (no refrigerator or microwave, probablt because they have a restaurant). There is a very nice indoor pool, a game room, and exercise equipment. They also have a sauna and a whirlpool in the enclosed attrium. There is a lounge on site too. Nice place to stay for the price.
Not that far from Lake Huron and Lake Michigan and the Upper Peninsula.
Booked this hotel as not far from Detroit airport and wanted somewhere close to stay after an international flight. Very friendly and helpful staff, clean comfortable room. free phonecalls and free internet access.
Breakfast area is small but welcome to take breakfast to reception area with several couches and chairs. We found plenty of choice,cereal, bagles which could be toasted,fruit,also fruit juices tea and coffee.
Supermarket nearby if you require a snack.
We had hoped to stay here again on return to Detroit but unfortunately they had a convention on.
Easy to find, set back from the road so quiet, plenty of car parking space.
I had a great stay, The staff is very nice and user freindly, although what they can do for you is limited.
This hotel serves not only out of town guests, but also doubles a boarding house for some of the locals.
If you are coming with your buddies for a tigers game this would be a good/cheap place to stay - only about a 10 minute walk to the staudium and there are a many sports bars/pubs on they way!!
Everyone I met was pleasant and courteous, even if some of them seamed a little crazy (maybe they had not yet taken thier medication).
The basement, ground floor, 3rd and 4th floors are all but abandond - only the strong of heart need go there.
Stair Wells are dirty and covered in graffiti - again unless you want adventure - avoid ;-)
5th and 6th Floors appear to be tenants.
This was fun. It was a gift from my mother after graduating with my Masters' degree. She knows I like to travel and this was the perfect gift because while I do travel a lot, I don't travel at quite this level of elegance ever. And the Grand Hotel *is* elegant, old-school elegant (it was built in 1887 and people like Mark Twain have stayed here). The whole island is like travelling back in time and this hotel definitely fits in that theme.
The rooms are comfortable, the mints they put on your pillow are FANTASTIC, the meals are wonderful (more on that in a moment), and you have to dress for dinner. I think that's cool. Coming from Southern California where everything is casual, going somewhere that required dressing for dinner I just found extremely classy and fun. They have a pool and other activities and they can provide a picnic lunch if you request it, but it's not included in the price.
What is included in the price is dinner and breakfast. Breakfast was fine. Dinner was mind-blowing. Write this down - Grand Pecan Ball. Seriously. It is amazing. The island is known for its fudge and so here is this huge thing that they bring out to you for dessert. It's a softball-size ball of ice cream rolled in pecans and sitting in a bed of Mackinac chocolate fudge. It was mind-blowing. Really.
It has the longest front porch, so they claim, and the view from there is pretty impressive. They also have an art gallery in the hotel so if you're every looking for something to do, you can wander over there (it's near the dining room) and see what exhibit they have on display.
A great place to stay. An enormous room with a great balcony overlooking the bay. Unexpected extras. like a lending library for videos and some great machines I had never seen for breakfast. Pour a cup of mixture in a machine and out comes a great Belgian waffle but then for an overseas traveller - a machine you put coffee in in a container and out comes brewed coffee. All part of another world. Staff was great and helpful.
Saw the pool at the spa - you can't miss it and a nice looking health room with a variety of machines and a lot of people looking amazingly fit on them.
Firstly the physical location of this motel right on the shores of Lake Superior is wonderful. The room is delightful with everything you need to make your stay pleasant - the staff at the reception are not only very friendly but are very helpful with advice about what to do and see in the area. I would whole heartedly recommend this motel to everyone. There is no breakfast on the premises but it is two seconds away from town.
LOCATION! The view over the lake is amazing with the geese and the ducks near the shore.
If you don't mind having a primitive campsite, (meaning no restrooms or electricity), then you can camp in any national forest. The camping is free and the Manistree National forest covers a large area.
You can camp without having anyone camping next door or even 2 miles away!
When we canoe or Kayak on the Pine River we camp at Perterson Campgound. This campground has restrooms, but not electricity.
The location of this campground is it's #1 quality. It's located on the banks of the Pine River and is also located close to several river outtfitters. All campsites are heavily wooded, which is an asset during the hot days of summer.
Q: Small Towns - Michigan "Anyone know any interesting small towns in Michigan? Places with a few nice bars and restaurant and traditional buildings..."
A: "There are lots of small towns in Michigan. A couple that come to mind are Holland, Michigan that celebrates their Dutch heritage and the other is Frankenmuth, Michigan..."
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