— Region —
Mackinac Island.
Mackinac Island has no cars, the Grand Hotel (a sprawling 1887 institution we leave on the page despite its scale), and a constellation of smaller independent inns — Hotel Iroquois on the Beach, the Inn on Mackinac, the Bicycle Street Inn, Mission Point Resort. Family-owned for generations is the norm here.
4 hotels on the list
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Mackinac Island, MI
Grand Hotel
An 1887 white-clapboard institution — 397 rooms, the world's longest porch (660 feet).
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Mackinac Island, MI
Hotel Iroquois on the Beach
Family-owned since 1954 — 47 rooms on Lake Huron, Carriage House restaurant.
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Mackinac Island, MI
Bicycle Street Inn
Thirty rooms in the heart of Mackinac village — walking distance to the ferry, fudge shops, the fort.
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Mackinac Island, MI
Inn on Mackinac
An 1867 Victorian on Main Street — 44 rooms, full breakfast, family-owned for generations.
Aesthetics present in Mackinac Island
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