Bogan Lane Inn

Lovely place to stay, very clean, kind woman running the place who at even the MENTION of my cinnamon allergy, which is mild, completely changed what she was serving for the continental breakfast so I could eat without worry. Made friends at the breakfast table, overall Lovely stay, would definitely stay again

This is a quiet, beautiful Bed and delicious breakfast off Main Street. Just far enough from downtown to avoid the traffic but close enough to walk wherever you wish. Rooms are charming and cozy. Trish is an expert island historian, cook, and just plain wonderful. I recommend it to everyone!

Trish runs a very quaint b&b close to downtown.. a 4 min walk.. |breakfast is served in dining room with all other guests between 8;30-9;30 am. Trish is a lovely helpful host offering fresh baking, homemade preserves, fruit, yoghurt , tea, coffee and juice. Trish has spent most of her life on the island so is real historian with a knack for engaging storytelling. Rooms are upstairs, well appointed, single or double beds, simple designs, clean shared bathroom with 1 other room. You will be pleased. The island is much more beautiful when you stay overnight as evenings and morning are very peaceful..

Lovely Bed and Breakfast! This was our first time to the island and Trish, the owner, shared freely her love of this beautiful place where she has grown up. Trish is active in the community and can answer any question about the island! She makes a delicious breakfast and can accommodate gluten-free diets well. Hope to return again!

The Bogan Lane Inn is quaint and comfortable. Rates are affordable. Great location near enough to the businesses in town, but far enough away to be quiet and peaceful. Owner Trish's home-baked breakfast breads, muffins, and scones are superb. Very clean and comfortable. Trish is a wealth of information about the island and its history, as well, and made wonderful recommendations of things to see and do.

My daughter and I have been staying here, and I’m so pleased with it. The beds and our room is comfy. There are plenty of pillows and blankets, plus lamps and fans so you can adjust the air and lighting in your room as you like. The owner is super friendly and helpful, and we also have been able to rest any time we want. Having a coffee pot in the room is so nice. We arrived way ahead of check in and were just going to drop our bags off, but our room was ready so she let us in way earlier than scheduled. We don’t check out til tomorrow morning and I already miss it here.

This is a tiny little B&B on Mackinac Island, off a side street just a short walk from the fort and the main shopping/ferry area. Trish, the owner, is an island native and keeps the Inn open year-round for visitors. There are four bedrooms which share two bathrooms, a small living room with a fireplace for chilly days, and a lovely front porch with rockers for warmer afternoons. The price includes a simple breakfast, for us Trish had prepared some breads (muffins, scones, and breads) with homemade fruit jams and spreads as well as fresh fruit. There was plenty of tea and coffee as well. As far as I could tell from my reading, it is uncommon (or forbidden?) for an island B&B to serve meats or hot eggs, but our simple breakfast was certainly enough to get us started for the day, and also very tasty! Trish was also ready to help out with simple requests, such as the warm milk our fellow guests needed prepared for their baby. As an island native, Trish can easily recommend activities or destinations for any interest at any time of year. Check-out time is 10:30, but she is okay with luggage being stored until later if needed. Although children are welcome, pets are not, as Trish has a lovely golden retriever who lives at the B&B (in their personal half of the home). In all, this B&B was small, simple, personal, and an amazing value for the money. I highly recommend giving Trish a call.

The rooms and bathroom were very clean and neat. Breakfast was delicious! Trish was an excellent hostess. She even took time out of her busy schedule to sit on the porch with us and tell us the history of the Bogan Lane Inn as well as many interesting facts about other places on the island.

My husband and I came to Mackinac Island for a conference and stayed at this lovely bed and breakfast. The owner Trish was very friendly and accommodating. She went above and beyond to make us feel comfortable and at home. She provided us with a very nice breakfast and comfortable beds. It was also very affordable, giving us extra money to enjoy Mackinac Island. We will definitely stay here again on future visits!

Very nice, and great deal for the price. Might be the best deal on the island. Nice people, clean room. Nothing fancy but I have already booked my second year.

This is a tiny little B&B on Mackinac Island, off a side street just a short walk from the fort and the main shopping/ferry area. Trish, the owner, is an island native and keeps the Inn open year-round for visitors. There are four bedrooms which share two bathrooms, a small living room with a fireplace for chilly days, and a lovely front porch with rockers for warmer afternoons. The price includes a simple breakfast, for us Trish had prepared some breads (muffins, scones, and breads) with homemade fruit jams and spreads as well as fresh fruit. There was plenty of tea and coffee as well. As far as I could tell from my reading, it is uncommon (or forbidden?) for an island B&B to serve meats or hot eggs, but our simple breakfast was certainly enough to get us started for the day, and also very tasty! Trish was also ready to help out with simple requests, such as the warm milk our fellow guests needed prepared for their baby. As an island native, Trish can easily recommend activities or destinations for any interest at any time of year. Check-out time is 10:30, but she is okay with luggage being stored until later if needed. Although children are welcome, pets are not, as Trish has a lovely golden retriever who lives at the B&B (in their personal half of the home). In all, this B&B was small, simple, personal, and an amazing value for the money. I highly recommend giving Trish a call.

Beautiful, clean old house owned by a woman and her mother who have lived on the Island for over fifty years. They are extremely knowledgeable conversationalists about the people, places, plants and animals, and island history. Stay here if you want to feel part of the community. And ask for the "porch room" if you want to feel surrounded by the outdoors.