| Quaint rooms furnished with antiques and paintings of the local area feature free Wi Fi and cable TV. This cozy Victorian bed and breakfast set in 2 acres of shady gardens was built at the turn of the century and lies in a residential area, within half a mile of Kalamzoo Lake, the beaches of Lake Michigan and Westshore Golf Course. Most of the rooms have private bathrooms, minifridges and coffeemakers. Complimentary breakfast is served in a garden view covered porch, and there's an additional open front porch with rockers, and a cozy fireside lounge.
Gerald R Ford International Airport 48 min
Windmill Island (24 min)
36-acre seasonal park with a recreated Dutch village costumed guides & tours of a working windmill. Mount Baldhead (3 min)
Forested sand dune with wooden steps to the summit & a trail to Lake Michigan s Oval Beach. Saugatuck Dune Rides (7 min)
Lake Mount Baldhead Park (3 min)
Forested park with steep steps leading to the summit then a sandy descent to lakefront Oval Beach. Windmill Island Gardens (24 min)
Seasonal park featuring tulip gardens a 250-year-old windmill a carousel & Dutch-costumed guides. Fenn Valley Vineyards (13 min)
Longtime family-owned vintner featuring a tasting room tours & wine-pairing dinners. Saugatuck Dunes State Park (11 min)
Day-use preserve featuring 2.5 miles of shoreline bird-watching & trails to coastal dunes & woods. Lake Macatawa (28 min)
Lake offering water sports like kayaking & jet-skiing with several parks along its edges. Holland State Park - Beach Parking (33 min)
Beach Holland State Park (30 min)
Paved bike trails run through this expansive beachfront park with sunset views & concessions. Big Red Lighthouse (34 min)
Unusual picturesque red lighthouse by the Holland Channel with plenty of history. Douglas Beach Park (13 min)
Park on a sliver of sandy beachfront boasting bathrooms picnic tables & grills plus a parking lot. Dorr E. Felt Mansion (12 min) Saugatuck Center For The Arts (5 min)
Plays films & lectures are among the offerings at this community hub set in a former pie factory. | 
