Ensconced by three of the Great Lakes, the Michigan mainland is home to a range of unique towns and cities. As we switch into Spring, Michigan with the world’s longest freshwater coastline features a variety of activities ranging from fishing, golfing, biking, and hiking why not celebrate spring by planning your next bed and breakfast get-a-way.
Those craving the offerings of a big city can tour Detroit for art, culture and a bubbling music scene. Casinos are also part of the Michigan landscape, so there’s always a place to go if you’re feeling lucky.
iLoveinns.com wants you to get the most out of your travel, so below are some recommendations of excellent Bed and Breakfast inns to consider, as well as activity suggestions in the surrounding Michigan area. Don’t see anything in the region you’re considering? Log onto www.iloveinns.com for many more bed & breakfasts inn selections.
MICHIGAN FEATURED INN
Abbey Lynn Inn, Ludington – This 1890 Colonial B&B home creates an ambiance of yesterday with its tall ceiling, wide woodwork and Victorian furnishings. Built during the lumbering era, it has been completely renovated to retain that period, yet the comforts of today ensure a pleasant stay. A library of books and magazines will interest avid readers. Romantic guest bedrooms are decorated in traditional and country cottage styles. Sleep on a four-poster bed in the classic Lacy Jo Room with a sitting area, or in the elegant Kirstie Lynn Room with a jet tub. The mouth-watering aroma of fresh sweet rolls is a daily invitation to a hearty breakfast of favorite foods. http://www.iloveinns.com/innlink.php?innID=25045&city=abbey&state
After a restful night and incredible breakfast, Abbey Lynn Inn recommends arranging to experience the areas surrounding Lake Michigan, Ludington and Mason County by visiting one of the many local attractions.
Amber Elk Ranch - Take a tour of a beautiful 130 acre farm, where you can see Huge bull elk.
Hemlock Golf Club - Golf at Hemlock, Ludington's newest golf course, amongst the forest, sand dunes, and wet lands.
Big Sable Point Lighthouse – Open for public tours on the shores of Lake Michigan near Ludington.
Baldwin Canoe Rental – Canoe and river raft down the Pere Marquette River.
MICHIGAN EVENT NOT TO MISS
Looking for the most colorful road trip in the Midwest? Drive from Ludington to West Central Michigan and make sure to mark your calendars for the Tulip Time Festival being held in Holland Michigan. May 5 through 12th, (Experience what Readers Digest names “Best Small-town Festival in America.”) You will be able to catch a glimpse of millions of tulips blooming while enjoying homemade Dutch fare including Croquette (deep-fried breaded meat croquette), Saucijzenbroodje (pork sausage rolled in flaky crust), Erwtensoep (Dutch-style split pea soup with ham) and many more delicacies.
iLoveinns.com recommends these Michigan Bed and Breakfasts in the local Holland area.
Dutch Colonial Inn - Originally this Dutch-inspired home in Holland, Michigan, was built as a wedding gift for a newlywed couple. Almost eighty years later, romantic getaways and honeymoons continue to be popular at Dutch Colonial Inn all year-round. Enjoy the warm atmosphere filled with antiques and furnishings from the 1920s to the 1940s era. Unwind on the porch rocking chairs, cozy up by the fireplace in the Common Room or relax on the Sun Porch accented with wicker furniture. A hearty, healthy homemade breakfast is a delight each morning.
http://www.iloveinns.com/innlink.php?innID=10094&city=Dutch+Colonial+Inn+&state
Inn at Old Orchard Road – One of the first houses built on the south shore of Lake Macatawa, this turn-of-the-century Dutch farmhouse offers gorgeous lake and sunset views. Recently renovated, it is furnished with antiques. Private guest bedrooms boast a comfortable coziness. The home-cooked breakfast is always appreciated. Relax on the outdoor patio or front porch. The lush, tree-studded grounds are accented by many flowers and a vegetable garden.
http://www.iloveinns.com/innlink.php?innID=10097&city=inn+at+old+orchard+road&state
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