ابحث عن فنادق بالقرب من حقل بيري، في دوغلاس من SAR 474

"We were in Michigan for a special event. Like all places, rates go up significantly for big events. I found this motel. It looked nice and was value priced. It was nice. It was really clean, the location was great for our needs. It was the beginning of the season so were very few people in Douglas. We really enjoyed the area. The beds were comfy. My only complaint was no maid service. I did not expect any but for 3 nights it would have been nice to have the trash taken out. The rooms...

"A lovely place to stay during the Tulip Festival !"

"Room was as described and pictured. VERY clean! Comfortable. A bit musty upon entry but solved by opening a window."

"Parking was right outside the Inn!!! Friendly owner and staff!!! Breakfast was delicious."

"Tv was lousy. Hard to use."

" Beautifully landscaped, felt more private than it probably was, rooms were small (we had two queen sized beds, so I’m sure that’s part of it) and the bathroom was even smaller but clean!! Beds and pillows are definitely above average. Check in was a breeze. Very, very quiet which was particularly important to me. I appreciate the assigned parking spots. The only thing I wish were different is being able to get coffee before 9:00 am. "

"If you ever get a chance to stay at this property, I absolutely recommend it. The owners are delightful and the property is gorgeous. Be sure to say hi to Huff and Puff. They are the sweetest."

"Exceptional service "

"Located conveniently downtown, walking distance to shops and restaurants. Free parking but only a limited number of parking spots in front of the hotel, have to locate a parking spot at other parking lots scattered across the downtown area."

"Great location and wonderful clean rooms"

"The front desk staff was amazing, offering us three bottles of water. The room was clean, spacious, and well-ventilated, with a fresh scent. The lobby breakfast was perfect. Have fresh food and hot food. Coffee. "

"This was lodging all hyped up for the legendary “Tulip Time”: So why was there construction happening during those days? Often starting at 7 am! There was a sign stating there may be noise during midday- an understatement. Further, 1) the “drapes” consisted of 4 panels of fabric, that did not cover the window entirely, allowing sunlight and street lamp light to interfere with sleep/rest, and they got tangled in each other, could rip easily as they were flimsy 2) the heating and air were...

"Clean room"