One-Night Stay in a Guest Room at Twin Gables Inn in Saugatuck, MI
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In old-fashioned B&B in charming town, rooms feature gas fireplaces & garden views or whirlpool tubs & Lake Kalamazoo views
What You Get
One-night stay for two in a guest room, valid Sunday–Thursday
- $64, valid for guest rooms 5–7 or 9–11
- $99, valid for guest rooms 1-4, 12–14, or 18
Book by: 6/3/12
Travel by: 6/21/12
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Historical Bed and Breakfast Overlooking Lake Kalamazoo
Twin Gables Inn has had many personalities: in the 1850s, it was a lumber mill, and it went rogue in the 1920s and was known for housing Al Capone's notorious gang. It's now cleaned up its act to become a charming country bed and breakfast: outside, its clean new image is evident in the gardens, which are meticulously landscaped and flanked by shade trees and a waterfall pond. A cross-generational family of innkeepers runs the joint, lending a homey, welcoming atmosphere.
Each morning, you can head to the lakeside sun porch to enjoy a three-course gourmet breakfast of fruit from local orchards and entrees, such as spicy enchilada eggs. In the spacious common room, there's homey furniture such as overstuffed chairs, oriental rugs, and a baby grand piano all warmed by a wood-burning fireplace.
Many of the guest rooms face the vine-covered gardens, and others overlook nearby Lake Kalamazoo. Each room is distinctively decorated and named after a type of wine, which nods to the many wineries and vineyards surrounding Saugatuck. A gas fireplace and a four-poster bed make up the Cabernet room, and the Vintner's Loft room comes furnished with a whirlpool tub and a sleigh-style bed.
Saugatuck, Michigan: Scenic Coastal Town with Thriving Artistic Community
The small coastal town of Saugatuck straddles Kalamazoo Lake, which feeds into Lake Michigan. In the town's charming main area, you'll stroll past bed and breakfasts, quirky gift stores and knickknack shops, and old-fashioned candy outlets. It's a peaceful, quiet place, and in spring and summer it can be relaxing to take a walk past the docks to watch as boats take off or as seagulls swoop onto children's heads to look for breadcrumbs.
In addition to the natural sights, art galleries and museums are abundant in Saugatuck and the neighboring village of Douglas, helping the area to earn its title as the "Art Coast of Michigan." The downtown art houses feature collections of local and national fine art.
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Other Details
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In All Included Rooms
- Full-, queen-, or king-size bed
- Standard occupancy: 2
- Maximum occupancy: up to 3
- Adding occupants above standard: $35 per night for each guest 12 or older; guests 11 or younger not permitted
- Gas fireplace in some rooms
- Lake or garden views in most rooms
- TVs with cable in most rooms
Hotel Policies
- Check in: 3 p.m.
- Check out: 11 a.m.
- Parking: free
- Rollaways: available for no charge but only in certain rooms
- Smoking policy: no smoking inside the property
- Pet policy: pets are not allowed inside the property.
- Accessibility: handicap-accessible rooms are available upon request during booking.
- Room upgrades: not available
What It's Worth
One-night stay for two in a guest room, valid Sunday–Thursday
- $64, valid for guest rooms 5–7 or 9–11 (up to a $118 value)
- $99, valid for guest rooms 1-4, 12–14, or 18 (up to a $176 value)
Amenities
- Daily three-course gourmet breakfast
- Year-round outdoor fire pit
- Fireplaces in some rooms
- Complimentary bicycles
- Concierge services
- Complimentary WiFi
Getting There
- By plane: 45 miles from Gerald R. Ford International Airport (GRR)
- By car: about 40 miles southwest of Grand Rapids
In old-fashioned B&B in charming town, rooms feature gas fireplaces & garden views or whirlpool tubs & Lake Kalamazoo views
What You Get
One-night stay for two in a guest room, valid Sunday–Thursday
- $64, valid for guest rooms 5–7 or 9–11
- $99, valid for guest rooms 1-4, 12–14, or 18
Book by: 6/3/12
Travel by: 6/21/12
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Historical Bed and Breakfast Overlooking Lake Kalamazoo
Twin Gables Inn has had many personalities: in the 1850s, it was a lumber mill, and it went rogue in the 1920s and was known for housing Al Capone's notorious gang. It's now cleaned up its act to become a charming country bed and breakfast: outside, its clean new image is evident in the gardens, which are meticulously landscaped and flanked by shade trees and a waterfall pond. A cross-generational family of innkeepers runs the joint, lending a homey, welcoming atmosphere.
Each morning, you can head to the lakeside sun porch to enjoy a three-course gourmet breakfast of fruit from local orchards and entrees, such as spicy enchilada eggs. In the spacious common room, there's homey furniture such as overstuffed chairs, oriental rugs, and a baby grand piano all warmed by a wood-burning fireplace.
Many of the guest rooms face the vine-covered gardens, and others overlook nearby Lake Kalamazoo. Each room is distinctively decorated and named after a type of wine, which nods to the many wineries and vineyards surrounding Saugatuck. A gas fireplace and a four-poster bed make up the Cabernet room, and the Vintner's Loft room comes furnished with a whirlpool tub and a sleigh-style bed.
Saugatuck, Michigan: Scenic Coastal Town with Thriving Artistic Community
The small coastal town of Saugatuck straddles Kalamazoo Lake, which feeds into Lake Michigan. In the town's charming main area, you'll stroll past bed and breakfasts, quirky gift stores and knickknack shops, and old-fashioned candy outlets. It's a peaceful, quiet place, and in spring and summer it can be relaxing to take a walk past the docks to watch as boats take off or as seagulls swoop onto children's heads to look for breadcrumbs.
In addition to the natural sights, art galleries and museums are abundant in Saugatuck and the neighboring village of Douglas, helping the area to earn its title as the "Art Coast of Michigan." The downtown art houses feature collections of local and national fine art.
Read the Fine Print for important info on travel dates and other restrictions.
Other Details
Click here for individual room details.
In All Included Rooms
- Full-, queen-, or king-size bed
- Standard occupancy: 2
- Maximum occupancy: up to 3
- Adding occupants above standard: $35 per night for each guest 12 or older; guests 11 or younger not permitted
- Gas fireplace in some rooms
- Lake or garden views in most rooms
- TVs with cable in most rooms
Hotel Policies
- Check in: 3 p.m.
- Check out: 11 a.m.
- Parking: free
- Rollaways: available for no charge but only in certain rooms
- Smoking policy: no smoking inside the property
- Pet policy: pets are not allowed inside the property.
- Accessibility: handicap-accessible rooms are available upon request during booking.
- Room upgrades: not available
What It's Worth
One-night stay for two in a guest room, valid Sunday–Thursday
- $64, valid for guest rooms 5–7 or 9–11 (up to a $118 value)
- $99, valid for guest rooms 1-4, 12–14, or 18 (up to a $176 value)
Amenities
- Daily three-course gourmet breakfast
- Year-round outdoor fire pit
- Fireplaces in some rooms
- Complimentary bicycles
- Concierge services
- Complimentary WiFi
Getting There
- By plane: 45 miles from Gerald R. Ford International Airport (GRR)
- By car: about 40 miles southwest of Grand Rapids