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On the quiet village
green in the center of Saugatuck stands the Maplewood Hotel, a
gleaming tribute to the 19th Century. Located on Lake
Michigan, just 45 minutes southwest of Grand Rapids, the hotel
is situated just off the main street, offering guests privacy
as well as convenience. 
The Maplewood Hotel
offers 15 guest rooms, each uniquely decorated with exquisite
furnishings and antiques. All guests rooms have private baths,
color televisions with DVD, and telephones and wireless
Internet access. Their more spacious suites offer in-room
Jacuzzi tubs and cozy fireplaces or sitting areas perfect for
honeymoons and romantic getaways.
A complimentary
breakfast is served daily in the hotel's elegant dining room.
Breakfast service may also be enjoyed year 'round on the
adjoining glass-enclosed porch overlooking Saugatuck's
charming village square.
A full-size heated
lap pool is open mid-June through mid-September. A wooden
deck, complete with inviting poolside furniture, wraps around
the back of the Maplewood. If you want to see the sights, the
Maplewood Hotel is centrally located in downtown Saugatuck
within walking distance of unique shops, fine restaurants, and
renowned art galleries. Five minutes takes you to neighboring
Douglas, with additional shops and restaurants.
If you are in the
mood for some recreation, the scenic harbor is one block away
and offers plenty of water fun, including excursion rides, the
historic chain ferry, fishing charters, sailing boats, water
taxis, and the authentic paddlewheel boat The Star of
Saugatuck. Oval Beach is ten minutes away by car, or ride the
chain ferry across Kalamazoo Lake and climb Mount Baldhead
through the dunes to Lake Michigan. For golf enthusiasts, the
hotel is also close to four challenging 18-hole golf courses
and a state-of-the-art indoor driving range.
Whether you're
pursuing a place for business or for pleasure, Saugatuck's
Maplewood Hotel is not to be missed. |
Recognition...
This
listing represents only a portion of journalistic reviews we
have been fortunate enough to receive. We strive to be the "very
best" and look forward to having you as our guest.
Kalamazoo Gazette, “Saugatuck’s
Maplewood Hotel is not for Summer Only” by Jim
DuFresne, November 21, 1993.
Pioneer Press, “A Lot of Love in the Land
Across the Lake” by Michael Ulrech, August 24,
2000.
The Cincinnati Enquirer, “Michigan Boasts the
Middle Coast” by Betsa Marsh, June 11, 2000.
Holland Sentinel, “Saugatuck Leads Into
Tourist Season with a Wave of Business Activity" by
Mike Lozen, May 1, 1994.
The Times, “Saugatuck a Popular Getaway
Destination" by Marcia Jaron, August 16, 1996.
Chicago Bride Magazine, “Michigan Great Lakes,
Great Times, Great Honeymoons" Staff, January,
1999. |
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