Maison entière·Hôte professionnel
Private room & bath, shared common room
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Avis voyageurs
10 sur 10 Exceptionnel
1 chambre1 salle de bain2 personnes
Équipements populaires
Heure d’arrivée
4:00 PM
Heure de départ
11:00 AM
Découvrir la zone
![Carte](https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/staticmap?&size=375x250&zoom=13&markers=icon:https%3A%2F%2Fa.travel-assets.com%2Ftravel-assets-manager%2Feg-maps%2Fproperty-vrbo.png%7C45.07225%2C-85.26488&channel=expedia-HotelInformation&maptype=roadmap&scale=1&key=AIzaSyCYjQus5kCufOpSj932jFoR_AJiL9yiwOw&signature=lC7H6uiA_B55gl3tWELpaRPqS7I=)
Central Lake, MI
- Intermediate Lake8 min à pied
- Torch Lake11 min en voiture
- A-Ga-Ming Golf Resort22 min en voiture
Avis les plus pertinents
ExperimentalCarousel
10/10 Excellent
Great location.
Stay was awesome
Michael D.
févr. 19, 2024
Chambres et lits
1 chambre (2 personnes)
Chambre 1
1 grand lit
1 salle de bain
Salle de bain 1
Savon · Serviettes fournies · Baignoire ou douche · Toilettes · Shampoing
Espaces
Terrasse en bois ou patio
Véranda ou lanai
Cuisine
Coin cuisine
Balcon
Aire de jeux extérieure
Jardin
À propos de cet hébergement
Private room & bath, shared common room
Responsable de l’hébergement
Trisha Marr
Langues parlées
Anglais
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Services et équipements
Cuisine
Wi-Fi haut débit gratuit
Climatisation
Espace extérieur
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Cherry Room for 2 at The Blue Pelican Inn
Cherry Room for 2 at The Blue Pelican Inn
Bain à remous
Petit-déjeuner inclus
Cuisine
Wi-Fi gratuit
9.2 sur 10, (13 appréciations)
Règlement intérieur
Arrivée après 16 h 00
Âge minimum pour la location : 18 ans
Départ avant 11 h 00
Enfants
Enfants autorisés : de 0 à 17 ans
Événements
Événements non autorisés
Animaux domestiques
Animaux de compagnie non autorisés
Fumeurs/non-fumeurs
Hébergement non-fumeurs
Informations importantes
À savoir absolument
Cet hébergement est géré par un hôte professionnel et fourni dans le cadre d’une activité commerciale, industrielle ou libérale, au sens de l’article 155 du Code général des impôts
Des frais pour toute personne supplémentaire peuvent être facturés et dépendent de la politique de l'hébergement
Une pièce d'identité officielle avec photo et un dépôt de garantie en espèces, par carte de crédit ou par carte de débit, peuvent être demandés à l'arrivée pour couvrir tous frais imprévus
Les demandes spéciales, qui ne peuvent pas être garanties, sont soumises à disponibilité à l'arrivée et peuvent entraîner des frais supplémentaires
Les fêtes et les événements de groupe sont interdits
L'hôte a indiqué que l'hébergement était équipé d'un détecteur de monoxyde de carbone
L'hôte a indiqué que l'hébergement était équipé d'un détecteur de fumée
Cet hébergement comprend le dispositif de sécurité suivant : un verrou de sûreté
À propos du quartier
Central Lake
Cette maison de vacances vous donne rendez-vous à Central Lake pour un séjour exceptionnel. Envie de vous poser et d'admirer la beauté naturelle des lieux ? Les incontournables Torch Lake et Lac Michigan vous attendent ! Participez aux balades à la découverte de la faune et aux séances d'observation des oiseaux proposés dans les environs afin d'admirer la faune majestueuse de la région.
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Central Lake, MI
À proximité
- Intermediate Lake - 8 min à pied
- Torch Lake - 11 min en voiture
- Lake Bellaire - 18 min en voiture
- A-Ga-Ming Golf Resort - 22 min en voiture
- Baie Grand Traverse - 55 min en voiture
Comment se déplacer
Restaurants
- Torch Lake Café - 10 min en voiture
- Side Door Saloon - 1 min à pied
- Central Lake Tavern - 2 min à pied
- Mammoth Distilling - 3 min à pied
- Club - 2 min à pied
Foire aux questions
Avis
10
Exceptionnel
Les avis sont présentés par ordre chronologique, ils sont également soumis à une procédure de contrôle et vérifiés sauf indication contraire.
En savoir plusS’ouvre dans une nouvelle fenêtre9,8/10
Propreté
10/10
Équipements
10/10
Infrastructures et conditions de l’hébergement
10/10
Arrivée
10/10
Communication
10/10
Emplacement
10/10
Exactitude de l’annonce
Avis
19 févr. 2024
Les points forts : Propreté, arrivée, communication, emplacement et exactitude de l’annonce
Séjour de 3 nuits en février 2024
10/10 Excellent
Paula D.
22 oct. 2023
Les points forts : Propreté, arrivée, communication, emplacement et exactitude de l’annonce
Fall Colors Trip
Paula D.
Séjour de 2 nuits en octobre 2023
10/10 Excellent
Shelbe S.
2 oct. 2023
Les points forts : Propreté, arrivée, communication, emplacement et exactitude de l’annonce
Great!
Shelbe S.
Séjour de 1 nuit en septembre 2023
10/10 Excellent
Hector M.
1 sept. 2023
Les points forts : Propreté, arrivée, communication, emplacement et exactitude de l’annonce
The Blue Pelican Inn
Hector M.
Séjour de 1 nuit en août 2023
10/10 Excellent
Tonya F.
14 juil. 2023
Les points forts : Propreté, arrivée, communication, emplacement et exactitude de l’annonce
Friendly and quaint getaway
Tonya F.
Séjour de 6 nuits en juillet 2023
Qui vous reçoit ?
Vous êtes reçu par Trisha Marr
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Merrie Corbett’s Grandfather Adams fell in love with Northern Michigan. He began frequent northern treks from the family’s home in Lansing.
Two generations later, Chris and Merrie purchased a home here, and while strolling the streets of Central Lake fell in love with a grand building standing in the center of town which is now Adams Madams on the corner of Old State Road and Main Street.
Chris and Merrie missed the seafood cuisine of the East Coast and decided to bring a taste of it to Central Lake. The Blue Pelican was the former Chatter Box at the corner of West Old State Road and East Torch Lake Drive just down the street from Old Brownwood Restaurant.
This restaurant brought the beach and coastal seafood to Northern Michigan. Sadly, in July of 2008, The Blue Pelican burned down. This would not, however, deter Chris from being a restaurateur.
By October 2008, he and Merrie were the proud owners of the historic (and haunted) Murphy’s Lamplight Inn in downtown Central Lake. After a winter of major renovations, the Blue Pelican Inn opened in May of 2009, serving the same great food in a truly elegant atmosphere.
The seven rooms upstairs opened shortly after and have had several guests remark that they weren’t always alone! The Inn is considered one of the five most haunted places in Michigan!
Two generations later, Chris and Merrie purchased a home here, and while strolling the streets of Central Lake fell in love with a grand building standing in the center of town which is now Adams Madams on the corner of Old State Road and Main Street.
Chris and Merrie missed the seafood cuisine of the East Coast and decided to bring a taste of it to Central Lake. The Blue Pelican was the former Chatter Box at the corner of West Old State Road and East Torch Lake Drive just down the street from Old Brownwood Restaurant.
This restaurant brought the beach and coastal seafood to Northern Michigan. Sadly, in July of 2008, The Blue Pelican burned down. This would not, however, deter Chris from being a restaurateur.
By October 2008, he and Merrie were the proud owners of the historic (and haunted) Murphy’s Lamplight Inn in downtown Central Lake. After a winter of major renovations, the Blue Pelican Inn opened in May of 2009, serving the same great food in a truly elegant atmosphere.
The seven rooms upstairs opened shortly after and have had several guests remark that they weren’t always alone! The Inn is considered one of the five most haunted places in Michigan!
Pourquoi avoir choisi cet hébergement ?
The Blue Pelican Inn has been known by many names, most recently as Murphy’s Lamplight Inn before it was purchased in 2008.
Going back to its early days, it was built in 1924 by Art Carpenter, Joe Blakely, and Jack Garrison, all local stonemasons. It was owned by a stock company and the whole project was headed by Orrin (O.P.) Barber, with help from John Smith. It was named WE-GO-TA. Emmons (E.B.) Gill lived in the hotel and ran it. The bar and dining room were at the north end of the hotel with a total of 22 rooms and only 4 bathrooms.
For years it was a favorite location for traveling salesmen. At some time during this period, the name was changed to the Central Lake Hotel. Several years later, Cliff and Etta Springstead sold their Central Lake tavern and purchased the Central Lake Hotel.
In April of 1946, Charles A. (Art) Cronover and his wife Ruth, and Archie S. Dayton purchased the hotel. The rooms with baths were rented for $4.50 per night and without a bath, they were $2.50. Someone always met passengers at the train station who were wishing to stay at the hotel.
In the mid-1960’s, Gary Morse purchased the hotel and changed the name to The Palace. Morse moved the bar to the south end of the hotel and totally remodeled it. The second floor was renovated to include living quarters for the family and the Brownwood offices. The Palace was also the scene of a gala New Year’s Eve party for many years.
In the mid-seventies, Doug and Mary Lou Denny purchased The Palace and changed the name to The Lamplight Inn. The menu featured steaks, seafood, and prime rib specials. The overnight guests utilized the upstairs bedrooms for a bed and breakfast.
In 1986, Ted and Betty Strezempek bought the Lamplight Inn along with their sons Tracy and Scott. They improved on the fine dining. In 1996, the Inn was sold to Mike and Mary Ellen Murphy. They moved their family from Dearborn, Michigan and changed the name to Murphy’s Lamplight Inn.
Going back to its early days, it was built in 1924 by Art Carpenter, Joe Blakely, and Jack Garrison, all local stonemasons. It was owned by a stock company and the whole project was headed by Orrin (O.P.) Barber, with help from John Smith. It was named WE-GO-TA. Emmons (E.B.) Gill lived in the hotel and ran it. The bar and dining room were at the north end of the hotel with a total of 22 rooms and only 4 bathrooms.
For years it was a favorite location for traveling salesmen. At some time during this period, the name was changed to the Central Lake Hotel. Several years later, Cliff and Etta Springstead sold their Central Lake tavern and purchased the Central Lake Hotel.
In April of 1946, Charles A. (Art) Cronover and his wife Ruth, and Archie S. Dayton purchased the hotel. The rooms with baths were rented for $4.50 per night and without a bath, they were $2.50. Someone always met passengers at the train station who were wishing to stay at the hotel.
In the mid-1960’s, Gary Morse purchased the hotel and changed the name to The Palace. Morse moved the bar to the south end of the hotel and totally remodeled it. The second floor was renovated to include living quarters for the family and the Brownwood offices. The Palace was also the scene of a gala New Year’s Eve party for many years.
In the mid-seventies, Doug and Mary Lou Denny purchased The Palace and changed the name to The Lamplight Inn. The menu featured steaks, seafood, and prime rib specials. The overnight guests utilized the upstairs bedrooms for a bed and breakfast.
In 1986, Ted and Betty Strezempek bought the Lamplight Inn along with their sons Tracy and Scott. They improved on the fine dining. In 1996, the Inn was sold to Mike and Mary Ellen Murphy. They moved their family from Dearborn, Michigan and changed the name to Murphy’s Lamplight Inn.
Langues :
Anglais
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