Park House Inn

Toni baked fresh cookies every night, and the breakfast was great. The service was excellent, and the home’s history made it an interesting place to stay. Downtown is within walking distance, and there’s plenty of information about events and restaurant menus to help you make the most of your time. Would recommend.

We stayed in Maudie's Room, which was spacious enough for my husband to get a little work done by the cozy corner fireplace while I attended a meeting. We liked the comfortable mattress and linens, strong water pressure, and fast WiFi. We were too tired to try the outdoor hot tub, so we’ll have to return for that. My husband and I enjoyed our stay at the Park House, even though it was all too brief. It pairs historic charm with modern comforts and conveniences.

The innkeepers were super friendly and respectful of our privacy, and made us feel right at home. Breakfast was amazing, with homemade dishes and yogurt, fruit, and granola, plus plenty of coffee, tea, and orange juice. There’s also a water bubbler, ice maker, and small refrigerator. Eating on the back porch in the garden felt centering, and fresh baked chocolate chip cookies in the evening were my favorite. Snacks were available during the day too. My wife and I came for a few quiet days and got exactly that. The rooms are clean, comfortable, nicely furnished, and each has its own character. We’ve stayed in the second-floor Mingon and Winnie's suites, both with doors to small, secluded porches that are nice for stargazing or a quiet chat. The bed was large and comfy, the extra seating and furniture were thoughtfully arranged, and the bathrooms were spotless, with great water pressure and hot water that lasted. There’s a lot of history and character here. It may not be downtown, but the roughly 10-minute walk is peaceful and has plenty to look at. The bus service makes getting around simple if you want to leave your car parked. It’s an amazing place, and we’re eager to return.

A cute inn just outside busy downtown Saugatuck, but still an easy walk to all the activities. It’s a great spot for a large group visiting Saugatuck, Michigan. I would only change one thing: several bedrooms had windows without blinds.