Hotel Iroquois

Mackinac Island is a car-free haven where horse-drawn carriages and biking take center stage, all set against a stunning backdrop of historic charm and natural beauty.

Nestled deep in the woods of Mackinac Island, this charming Bavarian-style lodge offers an enchanting dining experience complete with a horse-drawn carriage ride and a menu featuring mouthwatering dishes like goulash and elk chops.

Nestled on Mackinac Island's serene shores, Mission Point Resort offers a family-friendly escape with cozy rooms, scenic views, diverse dining options, and a wealth of activities from golf to spa treatments—all wrapped in charming lakeside vibes.

Step back in time at the Grand Hotel, where lush gardens, the world's longest porch, and vintage charm create a grand getaway on Mackinac Island.

Nestled right by the water at the Iroquois Hotel, Carriage House is a chic dining spot offering seasonal dishes and stunning views of Lake Huron.

This charming 19th-century Greek Revival B&B offers elegant rooms, a standout homemade breakfast, and a serene atmosphere just minutes from downtown.

Nestled behind the Island House Hotel, this charming smokehouse and bar offers a cozy outdoor patio where you can savor delicious BBQ, wood-fired pizza, and refreshing drinks, all in a family and pet-friendly oasis.

The Pink Pony, a vibrant nautical hotspot right by the water, serves up American classics and signature pink cocktails amidst a lively atmosphere.

Nestled on a quiet side street, this charming 1850s B&B features antique-furnished rooms, a cozy fireplace, and Trish’s delightful homemade breakfasts.

Kingston Kitchen on Mackinac Island serves up vibrant Jamaican dishes like jerk chicken and curried goat in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere that feels like home.