Grand Hotel – Mackinac Island
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Grand Hotel is situated on the southwestern bluff of Mackinac Island overlooking the Straits of Mackinac and – in the distance – the Mackinac Bridge. From the front porch – the world’s largest at 660 feet – guests can look down at the well-kept gardens and relax and enjoy the ambiance of “somewhere in time”. It is no wonder that hollywood has chosen to come here more than once. Indeed, like a classic movie, Grand Hotel is larger that life. The Victorian elegance has been kept intact. Each room at Grand Hotel has been tastefully decorated by New York designer Carleton Varney with its own special character and style. Breakfast and dinner daily are included in the Grand Hotel room rate, and are served in the Main Dining Room. Visit their website and familiarize yourself with the elegance and the history of this magnificent hotel. A stay on Mackinac Island at Grand Hotel is a unique experience and guests inevitably depart to the mainland with memories that last a lifetime.
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• Front Porch of Grand Hotel
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Grand Hotel named one the World’s Best Resorts by Conde’ Nast Traveler
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Grand Hotel
Mackinac Island, MI 49757
1-800-33-GRAND
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Located on the waterfront at the western edge of town, the Hotel Iroquois is convenient to all the main-street attractions of Mackinac Island, yet far enough away to offer guests a bit of privacy from the downtown bustle. Stunning views of the Straits of Mackinac and the Mackinac Bridge are the hallmark of a stay at the Hotel Iroquois. Guests in the Tower Suite have a total of fourteen windows to gaze at the Straits and the Bridge. The other waterfront suites and rooms offer their own compelling views of the waters around Mackinac Island. You can sit on the balcony of one of the Gardenside rooms and enjoy the flowers and the charm of the street life on the island. The Hotel Iroquois has forty-six suites and guest rooms that are appointed with all the fine details and touches to make your stay relaxing and comfortable. All accommodations have queen or king beds, private bath, wireless internet service, color cable television with VCR or DVD players and telephone.
Mission Point Resort on Mackinac Island transcends time. The moment you step off the ferry, there’s an instant sense of nostalgia – where no cars or worries are allowed. Just as you notice the glistening waters steadfast to the horizon, you’re warmly greeted by staff who welcome all to experience the tranquility of Mackinac Island.
A stay at the Chippewa Hotel puts you right in the middle of all the charms of Mackinac Island. Choose a main street room and wake up to the clip-clop of the horse carriages passing along the street below. Stay in a Harbor View waterfront room or suite and enjoy the views of the harbor and the Straits of Mackinac from your balcony. Treat yourself to the Club Level Corner Suite or the Harbor View Corner Suite and you have views of the harbor, marina and Fort Mackinac from your room. You can completely immerse yourself in the life of Mackinac Island when you stay at the Chippewa.
With thirty-nine uniquely appointed suites, the Lilac Tree Suites and Spa reflects the French, English and American heritage of Mackinac Island. Each spacious suite has a living room and a separate sleeping room. No two suites are alike.
Step back in time with an overnight stay on beautiful and historic Mackinac Island. 
Summer House Suites
Immerse yourself in the historic charm that has made Mackinac Island famous when you stay at the Harbour View Inn – a hotel with a fascinating history of its own.
The Carriage House and Guest house buildings are located behind Chateau LaFramboise and separated by a secluded, beautifully landscaped courtyard.Both decorated in a cottage theme.
A small lovely boutique country inn, the Metivier Inn offers 22 charming guest rooms for your stay on Mackinac Island, each including air conditioning and private baths. The rooms are uniquely and tastefully decorated in a blend of English and French country style. Most of our rooms are ideal for couples or solo travelers, as they contain one queen bed ‹ either a four-poster bed, a canopy bed or a wicker bed. We also offer two rooms each with a king bed, one room with two queen beds and suite with access to side wicker porch. Guests are welcome to use our cozy living room with its quaint wood-burning stove as well as the spacious comfortable wicker-furnished front porch. Gourmet continental breakfast buffets are included in the room rates.
Most of our rooms are ideal for couples or solo travelers, as they contain one queen bed — either a four-poster bed, a canopy bed or a wicker bed. We also offer two rooms each with a king bed, one room with two queen beds and suite with access to side wicker porch. Guests are welcome to use our cozy living room with its quaint wood-burning stove as well as the spacious comfortable wicker-furnished front porch. Gourmet continental breakfast buffets are included in the room rates.
Make yourself at home at Hart’s bed and breakfast on beautiful Mackinac Island. This special island has been a unique summer resort for over one hundred years. With the absence of motorized vehicles one may walk, bicycle, or ride a horse-drawn carriage around the island ‘s six square miles of peaceful beauty.
Cawthorne’s Village Inn — formerly the Village Inn, established in 1981 — is Grand Hotel’s newest casual dining option. Located on Hoban Street and just a block off Mackinac’s Main Street, Cawthorne’s is open year round and features seasonally changing menus. Choices include the signature planked whitefish, special selections using Michigan products, several organic dishes; and favorite of hotel guests, the Grand Pecan Ball. The street-side patio is the perfect place for summertime drinks, lunch or dinner.
New for 2013 we are excited to introduce Sadie’s Ice Cream Parlor, named after Sadie who was awarded “Best in Show” at the 2010 Westminster Dog Show, and owned by hotel proprietors Mr. and Mrs. Musser. The perfect new addition to America’s Summer Place opened May 3rd, 2013 and features 24 delicious flavors from 
Enjoy a casual lunch or dinner or pedal on in for a quick snack at the Cannonball Inn at Historic British Landing on your next trip exploring Michigan’s Crown Jewel.
Grand Hotel’s front porch – the longest porch in the world at 660 feet – bestows upon its guests all the elements of a relaxing vacation – a lovely setting to sit and enjoy the passing of the day and the perfect meeting spot to gather with family and friends.
The front porch is lined with red geraniums in 238 wooden flower boxes hand-crafted by 
Observation Tower and Exhibits
Located next to the Activities Center, our turn of the century theater is a one-of-a-kind Mackinac experience. As the only movie theater on the island, it will give you the feeling of going back somewhere in time (literally – the classic theater scene with Christopher Reeve in Somewhere in Time was filmed in here).