This lovely home, built in 1884, has been preserved by descendents of the first owners and is filled with Victorian Era antiques. Come away relaxed with a sense of renewal after an enchanting escape. Ideally located on Historic Market Street and a short walk to town and Grand Hotel. Continental breakfast and afternoon tea daily.

Built in 2001 with all the modern day amenities you have come to expect, the Cottage Inn has a flavor and character as unique as its eleven themed guest rooms. Perfectly ocated on historic Market Street just one block north of Main Street near Marquette Park.

Built in 1846,enjoy the conveniences of today with the charm of the post colonial era. Four delightfully appointed guest rooms, breakfast daily in the dining room or on the airy porch. Located just a few blocks from in the Mission District on historic Mackinac Island.

French Canadian explorer Louis Gideon Metivier Jr.and his new bride, the former Sophia Granger of Acadia booked passage on a sailing vessel down the St. Lawrence River to Lake Ontario. By horse drawn wagon, they travel north to Georgian Bay and sailed into Lake Huron's Haldimand Bay landing at Mackinac Island. Today Metivier Inn offers charming guest rooms, each include air conditioning and private baths. The rooms are tastefully decorated in a blend of English and French country style.

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