Find hotels near Saint Ignace Chamber of Commerce, St Ignace from NT$2,138

"Great location. Lakeview room had a perfect view of the Mackinac Bridge. Room was very clean. Staff was friendly. The building was decorated for the season. Pool was clean. Hot tub worked. Continental breakfast was sufficient- offered hard boiled eggs, egg muffins, cold cereal, fruit, oatmeal, bagels, donuts, waffles, juice & coffee. Would definitely stay again."

"We stayed at Wayside the night before we were catching a ferry to Mackinac Island. The rooms were completely remodeled - new paint, carpet, bathrooms, etc. Very clean and comfortable stay. The staff was super friendly and helpful - they called to let us know about an item we left in the room and called the ferry shuttle to pick us up. Overall great stay and service! "

"The view of the sunrise on the lake was terrific sitting on our balcony with cocoa. Room was good too."

"Clean and updated room…great condition, very friendly staff and a good breakfast. Beautiful view from any room "

"I would highly recommend Hampton Inn at St Ignace. We brought our two pups with us and they were welcomed with open arms. We were thrilled with our view of Lake Huron, and our chance to walk the dogs right on the lakeshore. The big lobby with the gorgeous view AND the nightly bar/bartender were added bonuses. We didn't take advantage of the pool, gym, or game room but if we had stayed longer, we definitely would have. Our room and ALL of the public areas were spotless!"

"This is an older but suuuuper clean hotel! The bathroom was emasculate and the carpet was spotless. It was the perfect find while traveling through!"

"Over allngreat place to stay."

"The breakfast could be better but everyone was nice"

"Everything was quality. Cleanliness, updated rooms, service. There was a golf cart driver to run you up for breakfast. It was close to the lake AND close to the dock to Mackinaw, a block or two and very walkable. You could even walk to downtown if you'd like. Of curse, right on the lake with a huge hotel shoreline. Buy some lunch and use a picnic table to take it all in. "