Casas vacacionales en Bodegas Leelanau Peninsula

“My husband, I, and a couple of friends stayed at Mariner Petite for a late winter Up North getaway. Northport is a quiet and quaint destination. The house was everything as advertised. Very well appointed with comfortable beds. After a day of sightseeing, we enjoyed the hot tub under the stars. The hosts were very communicative. We hope to stay here again in the future.”

“Nice place to stay. Centrally located. Very clean and well supplied.”

“The hosts were very communicative and helpful. The property was beautiful, spacious, and clean. The hot tub in particular was very nice. Highly recommend.”

“A fantastic stay! The lake views from the back window were absolutely breathtaking. The house was spotless and a perfect, convenient location for exploring both Traverse City and Suttons Bay. We'll definitely be back!”

“The pictures of this property do not do it justice! This cute, super clean mid century modern chalet has everything you could ever need. The beds were super comfortable, the main spaces for gathering were inviting and cozy. The views out each window are a visibly stunning green space. There is easy access to all the wineries in the area. I would definitely stay there again.”

“We had 2 families stay at this beautiful home to celebrate a yearly reunion with friends in Northport!The description and pictures were an accurate summary of the home! Our host was extremely helpful with a simple issue that arose while we were there. We found the home to have all the amnesties of our home!We loved everything about it!”

“The most cozy, warm and cleanest VRBO I’ve stayed at. Beautifully decorated, amazing comfortable beds, delightful outdoor spaces in a quiet and relaxing neighborhood. Great location between Traverse City, the wineries, Sutton’s Bay and a plethora of choices for dinning & shopping. We will return! Thank you for sharing your beautiful home. Coffee on the front porch before the sun came up was a special, quiet, and calming morning ritual; even on the cold November mornings. ”

“As advertised”