Bed and Breakfasts, Inns, Hotels, and Lodging in Mackinac Island, Michigan:

Discretely situated high atop the west bluff of Mackinac Island, The Inn at Stonecliffe welcomes you to experience the historic charm and unparallel beauty of this one-of-a-kind Mackinac Island summer estate hotel. Today, completely remodeled and expanded, this Edwardian style Inn & hotel celebrates its first century with an unmatched location and grand views of the Straits of Mackinac and Mackinac Bridge.. . .

The Cottage Inn of Mackinac Island in Michigan is a leisurely stroll from the quaint downtown area of this charming city. The Arnold Line Ferry Boat, Fort Mackinac, and Grand Hotel are all found nearby the centrally located Cottage Inn. Rooms at the inn consist of the deluxe queen option, the premium deluxe option, the Victorian turret option, or the Mackinac Suite option. Each room is considerately appointed with a wide range of amenities and options. Breakfasts are gastronomical delights homemade by your gracious hosts. Delightful treats of peanut brittle, fudge, and caramel corn are served . . .

The Metivier Inn, conveniently located on historic Market Street on Mackinac Island, Michigan, was built by Louis Metivier as a private residence in 1877. Shortly after its 100th anniversary, the current owners remodeled the inn keeping the original French and English influence. This small lovely boutique country inn offers bedrooms with private baths and air conditioning. View Michigan Getaways' on-line video of Metivier Inn. For more information on our accommodations and rates, please visit the Rooms and Rates pages. Guests are welcome to use our cozy living room with its quaint wood-b. . .

Harbour View Inn offers one of the most picturesque vistas on Mackinac Island. Madame La Framboise kept a lookout for arriving and departing fur traders in their birch bark canoes. Today, you can observe the yachts and ferries in the harbor from an antique wicker furnished veranda. Come visit us at Harbour View Inn, and let the tranquil setting take you back in time to the days of the fur traders and Madame La Framboise.. . .

Cloghaun is one of the oldest Victorian homes on the Island. Thomas and Bridget Donnelly left Ireland in 1848, and completed Cloghaun in 1884. This lovely home has been preserved by their descendants and now offers guests a tranquil, romantic interlude from the demands of everyday life. Eleven guest rooms individually designed and decorated with antiques from the late 1800's evoke a feeling of casual elegance. Cloghaun is located on Market Street, one block from the harbor and close to many fine restaurants, shops and riding stables. All boat docks are within easy walking distance.. . .

Built over a century ago in 1891, Bay View on Mackinac Island still celebrates her original family heritage in the Grand Victorian style that is truly Mackinac. (pronounced Mackinaw) Beautifully positioned on the bay, Bay View is the only B&B/Inn of her type and style resting on the water's edge. Each guest room will embrace you with its own unique seascape, while our second story sundeck boasts an incredible view of the straits of Mackinac. At Bay View, you will enjoy our hot, gourmet seated breakfast on the veranda, the best homemade cookies served every afternoon, and a generous tast-tem. . .

A Greek Revival home built on the foundations of a trader cabin (brought over from the mainland during the American Revolution), 1830 INN played a role in the history of Mackinac Island. Once the private residence of Colonel Preston, one of the last officers at Fort Mackinac and first mayor of the island at the turn of the century, 1830 Inn has been completely restored to enhance its warmth as a family home. Relax on the wicker filled porches, listen to the cadence of the horses passing by and enjoy the fragrance of lilacs and pienense.. . .

Book your next getaway at the charming Market Street Inn on Mackinac Island, Michigan. The inn offers a variety of uniquely furnished guest rooms at affordable rates and a cozy sitting area where you may relax after a day of sightseeing and having fun on Mackinac Island. We have six Queen bedrooms, two King bedrooms with a Jacuzzi, and a special Garden Suite that accommodates up to four guests with a queen and sofa bed. The gardens surrounding the Market Street Inn provide an intimate and relaxing environment. Reserve our beautiful back garden area for parties, weddings, and receptions.. . .

What better way to spend your time on beautiful Mackinac Island than in one of the older family homes? Our house was built in the mid-1850s during the period when the Mackinac Island fishing industry was expanding. The industry was developed by the many Irish families who came as a result of the potato famine. The home was left vacant for a period of about forty years, ending when a new foundation, heating system and bathrooms were installed in 1957. The bright, airy bedrooms are pleasantly appointed with antique furnishings and comfortable beds. View our rooms and rates... We include . . .

Make yourself at home at Hart's bed and breakfast on beautiful Mackinac Island. This special island has been a unique summer resort for over one hundred years. With the absence of motorized vehicles one may walk, bicycle, or ride a horse-drawn carriage around the island 's six square miles of peaceful beauty. The rooms vary in size and sleeping accommodations. Book the entire nine rooms for your family reunion or island wedding. We are open in the 2011 season from May 12 until October 22.. . .

STEP back in time and spend a leisurely vacation in historic accommodations at the Lilac House Bed and Breakfast, just a half block or so from Mackinac's boat docks, on the corner of Market and Astor Streets. SET in the heart of downtown, yet off to one side, The Lilac House occupies arguably the best location of any Hotel or Bed and Breakfast on Mackinac Island. You can enjoy a quiet swing on the large wrap-around porch while reading, visiting or watching the horses, bikes and people pass by. Or if you want to get out and about, you can walk anywhere in the downtown area. . .