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"Overall very nice hotel!"

"Overall a great stay with our family (2 kids and 2 adults). The pool/hot tub were a highlight for the kids and the breakfast was great! Pretty disappointed with the "arcade" though since it was mostly just claw machines and no traditional arcade games. Other than the 5 claw games, there was another gimmicky "cut the rope to win a prize" game and air hockey. One of the adults used the exercise room and thought it was nice and clean with a good variety of equipment."

"One night stay, we didn't need much. Breakfast is a bit of a let down, more like a lite snack."

"Unique 1960s motel with updated features and decor. Staff was very nice. A beautiful outside sitting area with a large koi pond. Convenient to Carferry and downtown. Stayed in a large 2 room King suite which was clean and it had all of the amenities. Small kitchenette with refrigerator, microwave, coffee pot, toaster, sink, and some dishware. Bathroom was small, but that’s how they used to be back in the day. Other two rooms were very large."

"Great lake view from balcony."

"Clean, with easy access."

"Breakfast bright to our room was delicious! Also the bathroom was beautiful! "

"Lamplighter Bed and Breakfast is a clean and cozy b&b in downtown Ludington. My husband and I stayed there for one night prior to our departure on the S. S. Badger. We were welcomed upon arrival and given a brief tour and needed information regarding our stay. Restaurant recommendations were given and were spot on. After dinner we came back and relaxed in the common area with a glass of wine. Early the next morning we were delighted to experience an absolutely delicious breakfast!!! Such a nice treat before our trip. We didn’t get a chance to enjoy the beautiful backyard and gazebo due to the weather, but it’s lovely. We would definitely book again. "

" My stay at the Cartier Mansion in Ludington, Michigan, was a delightful blend of historic charm and modern comfort. This beautiful neoclassical mansion, dating back to the early 1900s, is a true gem in the heart of Ludington. The rooms were incredibly comfortable, with luxurious bedding and thoughtful amenities that made our stay truly relaxing. Jenna and Chris Simpler, the innkeepers, were exceptional hosts, displaying warm hospitality and catering to our every need with genuine care and attention to detail. Their passion for preserving the mansion’s rich history added a special touch to the experience. The breakfasts were a highlight, featuring creative, locally sourced dishes that were both interesting and delicious. However, for lighter eaters like myself, it would be great if they offered a continental breakfast option alongside the multi-course gourmet spread. Overall, the Cartier Mansion is a must-visit for anyone seeking a unique, history-filled getaway with outstanding hospitality. I highly recommend it and look forward to staying there again. "