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"Very nice family-owned motel with side-by-side units. Nothing fancy, but clean and quiet. Would definitely stay here again. "

"A very comfortable place. It well maintained and close to shops and restaurants."

"Clean & comfortable. Great for a one night stay. "

"David was a congenial host. His freshly made breakfasts were wonderful. The room (Lily) was small, which is typical of an historic, older home, but had a bathroom in the room. The location was perfect, near the social/shopping area of Saugatuck. "

"The house was perfect for a short stay in Saugatuck. We were able to walk to downtown where our dog Chara loved the walks along the dock of the Kalamazoo river. We also enjoyed ice cream at Kilwins and coffee at Uncommon Grounds. Also, we loved the hiking trails at Saugatuck Dunes State Park which is just a short drive away. This place is perfect for a couple with a dog. Thanks for such a nice dog friendly space."

"The place was very nice. Easy to get to what we wanted to see."

"The cottages were so quaint and well kept. The staff worked so hard to keep the area beautiful and were so personable. Loved it."

"We really enjoyed our stay and will hope to be back soon!"

"My wife and I stayed here for our first wedding anniversary on April 2024. The place is beautiful, as is the area. We enjoyed being so close to Lake Michigan, Kalamazoo Lake, and right across the street from the Kalamzoo River. The place is well set up with a full kitchen including stainless steel appliances, and dishwasher + a magic bullet blender and wine and bottle openers, as well as toaster and coffee maker. Nice gas fire place stove easy to use too. Enjoyed how close it was to a handful of nice towns and right across the river from downtown Saugatuck. The place even has a shared laundry room access between the units, you can lock the door to the laundry from inside your unit. We loved walking to Mount Bald Head and Lake Michigan. It was also nice to sit on the front deck and enjoy the view of the Kalamazoo River."