Hotel dekat Italian Hall Historical Marker

"A higher quality stay for a reasonable price. The amenities offered make it feel like even better of a deal. We will be back!"

"We were in room 423 it was very windy which wasn’t the hotels fault but all night all we heard was the flag right outside our room flapping and banging all night. The other issue was the staff kept calling our room while we were trying to rest after a very stressful weekend. Normally it’s so quiet there. The breakfast was kind of yucky on Saturday the bacon was barely cooked, the eggs were dry and over done… not the usual."

"Clean room and breakfast a lot of selections for continental"

"We enjoyed our stay at the Hancock MI Ramada Inn. It’s located right on the water and just a short walk from Takka Sauna which we took advantage of. It was cold and rainy so we weren’t able to enjoy the waterfront, but can see this being a big bonus in warmer weather. The property is dated but well maintained and clean. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. "

"The breakfast was pretty basic and simple. The pool and hot tub were clean and nice. "

"Clean and large room. We would book again. "

"Very clean room, comfy bed too. Nice and quiet. Friendly staff and nicely updated. Breakfast was good. Pool area has a nice waterfall element for the kiddos but the hot tub jets werent working during this stay. Would still stay again"

"The vault is a very beautiful hotel. Definitely recommend "

"Nice staff and easy to extend stays. It was nice enough to have a small “freezer” yet that was it. It was not located near “hot” spots but not tooo faraway "

"Great location where you can walk to downtown Houghton and Hancock easily. Multiple bars and restaurants less than a mile away. Clean, comfortable rooms with great beds and great kitchen set up. Great views in the rooms that open to the deck. The available services including laundry, gym and sauna are great. "

"The breakfast was delicious, staff were courteous, seeing as the building was built on the side of the hill, the layout was not traditional but still navigatable"