Bed and Breakfasts, Inns, Hotels, and Lodging in Grand Rapids, Michigan:

When does the hotel become the destination? When the moment you walk through the door, you feel as if you've been transported - by the elegance, the details, and the gracious service. When your every expectation of what a hotel can be is exceeded. Welcome to the Amway Grand Plaza, where every stay is marked by a memorable moment. Whether it's a stroll through the Pantlind Lobby, the great view from one of our Glass Tower rooms, the classical architecture, or your first bite of the Forbidden Apple at The 1913 Room. The Amway Grand Plaza is much more than a hotel. It's a true destination.. . .

PEACHES BED & BREAKFAST is a spacious Georgian Manor offering large, bright, uncluttered rooms. Business travelers and tourists who are weary and frustrated with routine accommodations are our first priority. Each room has a desk, wi-fi and phone with free local calls. Your privacy is respected if you prefer to work in your room. Or, choose to relax in the library or game room with pool table, ping pong, TV/videos. Several comfortable rooms are available for business meetings, or relaxing with friends or associates. The Van Andel Arena, convention facilities, and a variety of wonderful re. . .

Built in 1914, the Leonard at Logan House was constructed during a span of history known for social change, prosperity, and optimism. The home was energized by an influential Grand Rapids family (The Harry C. Leonards), with a unique ability to keep in step with the inventiveness of their time. The home's very architecture demonstrates the Leonard family's down-to-earth sophistication and love for their guests. Whether in town for business or pleasure, a single night or an extended stay, the Leonard at Logan will exceed your expectations while filling you with fond memories. . . .

The Grand Inn of Grand Rapids, Michigan proudly offers all the amenities you would expect of a fine hotel, from suites of many sizes to catered events, receptions, and parties. we're pleased to handle all your meeting and banquet needs, with suitable accommodations for up to 500 guests.. . .

The Brayton House is a grand twenty-room Georgian Revival home. It is located in the Grand Rapids' Heritage Hill District, a unique residential area of over 1,500 historic properties listed in the National Historic Register. A quiet and secluded man, James P. Brayton built his home in 1889. In addition to buying and selling lumber for himself, his signature was accepted as the last word regarding the value of standing lumber. Between 1920-1935, the home was owned by Stewart Foot, President of Imperial Furniture Company, which at one time was the largest manufacture of quality tables in. . .