Hotel Iroquois

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.

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.

Nestled in Mackinac State Historic Park, this elegant Victorian hotel boasts charming rooms, lush gardens, and a delightful restaurant with harbor views.

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

Seabiscuit is a cozy, horse-themed eatery in a historic bank serving delicious American fare and craft brews, perfect for a meal on Mackinaw Island.

Nestled on the waterfront, Mission Point offers cozy lodgings, stunning lake views, pet-friendly options, and a charming old-town vibe perfect for a getaway.

Breakfast, sandwiches, smoothie bowls & coffee in a casual hangout that has a patio & art classes.

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.

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.

Mackinac Island is a charming car-free getaway where horse-drawn carriages, stunning Victorian architecture, and fudge shops create a timeless retreat.