Best Hotels near Pure Michigan RV Rentals, Manistee County

I hated my stay here. We picked this place after sailing over to MI from WI on the car ferry. It seemed like a reasonable distance before continuing our journey. I thought it would have a nice view of the small lake in the town based on its location. You could see the lake from the hotel, but not from our room. The room I selected was expensive, one of the most expensive rooms in the hotel. It was no different from any other cheap, generic hotel room except it had a hot tub in it and a shower. I should have saved my money. I just wanted a nice King suite. One of the things I really hated about the virus is that it caused most hotels to shut down their breakfast buffets. Instead of hot breakfasts where you can serve yourself, you were given a bag of carbs to go. Thankfully this practice has died out, and has been dead for a long time as the virus diminished. Not here. In June 2022, the management of this hotel is claiming that the risk of covid prevents them from providing a buffet, hot breakfast. I don't know it for a fact, but it would be my opinion the way that this hotel is run that it is simply a money making exercise, squeeze as much out of the hotel as possible, who cares about a good experience for the guests. I've tried to think of something good to say about this place. I can't think of much. I slept OK is about all I can do. Apparently there are only 4 hotels in Manistee. Based on my experience, you'd be better served at one of the other ones.

I stayed at the Holiday Inn for the Fourth of July weekend as we did the shoreline cruise on the S.S. Badger. From the last time I was here in 2019, this hotel improved even though it looks the same. The hotel is spotless, the night sleep is good if you know how to approach it correctly, and there are nice facilities. First is cleanliness. My room - a regular two-queen bedroom - was great in cleanliness. In the bed, there were no bed bugs. On the towels in the rooms, there were no stains. Everywhere else in the room, there was no annoying dust. Everything was great! This level of cleanliness was seen throughout the hotel. My Rating for this Category: 5/5 Next, the night's sleep. The night's sleep at this Holiday Inn is going to be better if you use the firm pillows located right behind the soft pillows. Also, do not make the room too hot; 67F should work just fine, but do not make it too much warmer. The bed was extremely comfortable; however, when moving about in the bed, the bed makes some loud and annoying creaks. My Rating for this Category: 4/5 Finally is the facilities. This Holiday Inn has free breakfast, a pool with a hot tub, a fitness center, and chocolate chip cookies from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. I only used the pool, and the pool did not have too much chlorine, which was nice. The hot tub was rather large for a hotel hot tub. The breakfast was your standard hotel breakfast, and that is fine. My Rating for this Category: 5/5 I want to point out one more thing: the customer service. Everyone, from the front desk staff to the manager, was extremely friendly and bubbly. They always made you feel welcomed, and if you needed anything, you did not feel like you were bothering them in the process. If you are staying in Ludington, this is the must-stay-at hotel; this is the best option in the area. The hotel is clean, the hotel offers a good night's sleep, and there are good facilities. I would recommend this Holiday Inn to anyone staying in the Ludington area.