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"breakfast was good "

"Great place to stay!"

"This place is amazing!! Jody has done wonders in creating an adult playland. All the little details were perfect, every time we turned around there was something new and fun. We will definitely be back."

"Clean spacious Staff very friendly and helpful, breakfast was good and kept hot and plentiful Great view!"

"Such a beautiful old home. Each night when we returned it was like coming home for the day. Breakfast was always on time and delicious. The staff went out of their way to meat my wife's diet restrictions. We will definitely be back."

"We were very comfortable in the cottag"

"The house was very clean and a great stay! Hot tub was clean and easy to use. Check in and out was simple. Not necessarily lake front but was fine for what we wanted. "

"Breakfast was amazing, healthy, and the service was awesome. Easy check-in, parking, and close to downtown. Beautiful spot!"

"The view was outstanding and the house immaculately wonderful with all the Vrbo items you would expect. An excellent place to stay with multiple adults. The lower level was well situated for sleeping and bathing with three separate sleeping areas/rooms.We found some nice restaurants from family friendly lunch spots, to a great menu bar and an upscale bistro with outstanding service and food.A waitress at the bar directed us to Nordhouse Dunes Wilderness Dunes State Park six miles in on a dirt road to a place where, in the middle of the day in mid-October, we could let the pup "hunt" during our walk through the wooded path to the Lake Michigan beach. There he had fun crashing into the water like it was a toy.We also enjoyed the Mason County Picnic area that featured not one, but three Frisbie Golf courses in a golf-course like gassy setting along the bottom of one side of the Hydro Reservoir. Again, no one there this time of year and we gave free reign to the pup. This place is about 1/2 mile from the house. The only down-side is that the house is situated on a immense Vertical Cliff going straight down at least a hundred yards, dangerously not fenced or extensively marked. We were very careful to keep the dogs away on the large lawn between the house and the ledge. "