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Our top choices for Northwest Michigan chalets

1. Chalet By The Bay- a serene waterfront escape

Suttons Bay

Amy c.

HK$6,899 total

includes taxes & fees

23 Sept - 24 Sept

2. WalkToBeach HotTub Fireplace Authentically North

Traverse City

Emily Z.

3. StepsToBeach HotTub Fireplace North Coast Gem

Traverse City

Danette D.

HK$5,071 total

includes taxes & fees

20 Oct - 21 Oct

4. Shanty Creek Escape l Ski l Hot Tub l Pool

Bellaire

Jill H.

HK$6,751 total

includes taxes & fees

23 Sept - 24 Sept

5. Riverfront Chalet on 5 acres~GameRoom~Spa~Gym~Firepit~Theater~2min to CrystalMtn

Thompsonville

David G.

HK$5,817 total

includes taxes & fees

6 Oct - 7 Oct

6. Lost Pines Lodge - Little A - Cabin 2 - Pet Friendly

Harrietta

Yuliia P.

HK$2,731 total

includes taxes & fees

28 Sept - 29 Sept

7. On 18th green @ shanty creeks Schuss Mtn - Sleeps 8

Mancelona

Patrick G.

HK$3,491 total

includes taxes & fees

30 Sept - 1 Oct

8. Chalet Getaway | Hot tub | Sauna | Firepit

Bellaire

Renee L.

HK$3,427 total

includes taxes & fees

29 Sept - 30 Sept

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Top Northwest Michigan Hotel Reviews

Coastal Inn

8/10 Good

"A/C noise is not ok I can’t sleep well and I to wake up every time when he starts !"

Baymont by Wyndham Beulah

8/10 Good

"This is located in a great location and hotel staff were very friendly and accommodating. It is two floors and pet friendly. We were there for a local race and they had breakfast ready early on race day knowing how many were in need without even asking. The rooms were clean and they also provide the best information for guests at the desk for dining and entertainment. The bathtubs are larger than normal hotel tubs and the rooms were clean and smell free. The room has a mini fridge with freezer (which was huge for us because we had ice packs), microwave, and Keurig. On the grounds they offer multiple fire pits and a patio to hang out. They also have guest laundry, a fitness center, a large pool and an outdoor hot tub. The hot-tub does need a little maintenance, but the first day there it was hot and felt great. The breakfast area is large and clean, the attendant kept everything well stocked both days and they have waffles, pancakes, oatmeal, cereal, eggs, chorizo, sausage biscuits & gravy, bagels, toast, yogurt, coffee, tea, and juices so everyone is sure to find something. The most important part of my review is the thorough honest staff. I received a message once we were three hours out on our way home and they found my jacket and external charger in our room when cleaning. They reached out to me and are shipping it back to me! My family have left things at hotels a few times and never have I been contacted with the notice. Usually I call them and sometimes they find it."

Empire Lakeshore Inn

10/10 Excellent

"This was my favorite overnight stop despite the lack of a pool. The bedding was clean with no faint oily smelling pillows common most everywhere else. The room was sparkling. The coffee fixings were the best. It is not located in the center of things which means there is less traffic noise. It is only 5-6 miles from Headlands Park and the Sleeping Bear Sand Dunes Park and only 7-8 miles from Glen Arbor. When I return for star gazing I will stay here again."

Leland Lodge

8/10 Good

"The Leland Lodge is a step back to a quieter time. Beautiful grounds abutting a private golf course Make for quiet nights and peaceful views. The property is impeccably maintained-very clean. The staff was friendly and very helpful. Leland is a picturesque town with good restaurants and access to loads of outdoor activities. There is a sandy beach on Lake Lelanau just a short walk from the lodge. I would definitely return for a longer stay in the future. My only complaint is I was surprised to find there was not an elevator as most rooms were on the second floor-unfortunate for this day and age."

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