Mackinac Island

Grand 19th-century hotel offering refined rooms, suites & cottages, plus tennis & restaurants. Overlooking the Straits of Mackinac, this famous hotel dating from 1887 lies 0.5 miles from Main Street. Elegant, individually styled rooms feature free Wi-Fi, cable TV, minifridges and coffeemakers. Upgraded options include 2-bedroom suites and a 4-bedroom cottage with an outdoor tub. Loaner bikes are available. The hotel offers a salon/spa, an outdoor pool, 2 hot tubs and a sauna, plus 4 tennis courts, croquet fields, a fitness center and a half-mile jogging trail. There are multiple dining options (some with live entertainment), along with landscaped gardens. Guests can enjoy the resort's porch, renowned as the world's longest.

Relaxed restaurant with a down-home ambiance dishing up American classics with a Jamaican twist.

The Inn at Stonecliffe, a stunningly renovated Edwardian retreat on Mackinac Island, offers modern comforts amid charming grounds with breathtaking views and devoted service.

This cozy, cowboy-themed diner serves up hearty breakfast and lunch favorites in a snug space, making it a must-visit for comfort food lovers.

Lakeside family-friendly resort with activities (golf, swimming, tennis, bike rentals) & 4 eateries. This sprawling lakefront family-friendly resort is a 10-minute walk from the Star Line Ferry dock. Casual rooms come with traditional decor and offer views of the lake or woods. They all include free Wi-Fi, cable TV and coffeemakers. The resort provides ample spaces to relax: in the wooded, tepee-shaped lobby; on the lakefront lawn strewn with Adirondack chairs; or in the salon and spa. It also offers an 18-hole putting course, tennis and bocce courts, bikes for rent and an outdoor pool. Dining options range from a quick-bite coffee shop to an upscale fine-dining restaurant. The resort also features meeting and event space.

Nestled in a serene 19th-century Greek Revival house, this charming B&B boasts antique-furnished rooms, a delightful hot breakfast, and warm service.

Horn's Saloon, a beloved spot since '33, serves up hearty American and Southwestern fare alongside nightly live entertainment and a lively local vibe.

Nestled in a charming clapboard building from the 1830s, this cozy inn offers bright rooms and a relaxing patio, just steps from Mackinac Island’s attractions.

Nestled just off Main Street, this charming 1850s guesthouse offers cozy, antique-furnished rooms and a delicious homemade breakfast, all run by welcoming host Trish.

Tourist-season smokehouse & bar serving classic fare at umbrella-shaded tables or on a patio.