Premium Lake View King Guestroom
The Premium Lake View King Guestroom offers stunning views of the harbor and is furnished with fresh linens on a king-size bed. The room also features a sofa queen-size sleeper for added space and comfort. These rooms can accommodate up to four guests and is perfect for traveling families or groups.
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Harbor View Suite Seating Area
The only of its kind in the hotel, this unique accommodation is located on the top floor and lodges up to six guests. The living area is highlighted by a wraparound lake view and downtown Mackinac Island.
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Premium Lake View King Guestroom
This premium room is furnished with fresh, luxurious linens on a spacious king-size bed, a queen-size sofa sleeper, flat-screen smart television with cable service, a private bathroom, free high-speed wireless internet, air conditioning, a mini fridge, and a coffeemaker.
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Views On Mackinac Island
Visit the Old Mackinac Point Lighthouse, built in 1889, with its Keepers' Quarters restored to their 1910 appearance. Explore the interactive exhibits or take a Tower Tour.
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1852 Grill Room Bar Area
Located inside Island House Hotel, the 1852 Grill Room features a first-class menu, including an extensive assortment of alcoholic beverages, served in a relaxed setting highlighted by stunning Mackinac Island views.
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Ice House Bar
Savor the flavors of Mackinac Island at Ice House Bar, which offers elevated bar bites and an extensive drink menu in an outdoor setting.
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Ice House BBQ
Indulge in a deliciously creative selection of classic home-style smoked barbecue favorites and mouthwatering stone-fired pizza, all while basking in the serene ambiance of this beautiful hideaway garden.
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1852 Grill Room Patio
Savor the culinary delights of 1852 Grill Room and drink in the harbor-side views from the restaurant's outdoor terrace. Here, guests can enjoy the island breeze and waterfront vistas while devouring exquisite dishes.
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1852 Grill Room Restaurant
Choose to dine on the terrace patio of the 1852 Grill Room or inside the dining room with its stunning décor and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the bay. A live pianist, sunset hues over the water, and a flavorful dinner menu make for a perfectly romantic evening out.
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Filet Mignon At 1852 Grill Restaurant
Tuck into a tender, juicy steak with mashed potatoes, asparagus and velvety béarnaise sauce at 1852 Grill Restaurant.
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Grilled Salmon Fillet At 1852 Grill Restaurant
Enjoy a fillet of grilled Scottish salmon with lemon-caper beurre blanc and fresh asparagus at 1852 Grill Room.
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Adirondack Chairs Outside Hotel
This historic estate exudes charm and elegance, with a touch of nostalgia that transports guests back to a simpler time.
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Hotel Exterior And Surrounding Bay Area
Aerial view of the surrounding bay area and the Island.
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Hotel Exterior And Surrounding Bay Area
Island House Hotel is far enough from downtown to enjoy the sounds of horseshoes on the street and watch freighters glide through the Straits of Mackinac, yet just a short walk to shopping, dining, attractions, activities, & nightlife.
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Boats In Front Of Hotel
Island House Hotel offers ferry rides to neighboring islands, and guests can see boats dock at the port on a daily basis.
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Porch At Island House Hotel
Enjoy an evening out on the porch at Island House Hotel.
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Island House Hotel Landmark
The Callewaert family has continued to add contemporary conveniences while preserving the historic ambiance of Mackinac Island's oldest operating hotel, an award-winning state landmark, since rescuing the estate from pending demolition in 1969.
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Island House Hotel Lobby
Guests are greeted by the warm and welcoming lobby upon arrival to the Island House Hotel.
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Historical Image Of Boat Moored Near Town
Initially constructed for Charles O’Malley in 1852 as a beachfront resort, the Island House was one of the first summer hotels on Mackinac Island.
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Historical Image Of Exterior
Under the direction of Captain Van Allen, the Island House Hotel quickly emerged as one of Michigan’s most popular attractions. In fact, many visitors deemed it as the “best family hotel” in the entire region.
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Historical Image Of Bicyclists
With no motorized vehicles allowed on Mackinac Island, bikes have become the most popular mode of transportation for locals and tourists, just like they have been for generations.
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Historical Image Of Indoor Bar
Originally constructed for Charles O'Malley in 1852 as beachfront resort, the Island House was one of the first summer hotels on Mackinac Island.
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Historical Image Of Harbor And Town
Mackinac Island has become an internationally renowned holiday destination, noted for its scenic beauty and amazing cultural attractions.
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Historical Image Of Man Holding Reins Of Of Buggy
The community remains so committed to preserving the island’s heritage that automobiles are not even allowed on the island, instead permitting only bicycles and horse-drawn buggies.
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Historical Image Of People On Sail Boat
The island's thriving tourism industry led to several boat and railroad companies constructing hotels all over Mackinac Island, transforming it into one of Michigan’s most renowned vacation hotspots.
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Historical Image Of Fort Walls
Mackinac Island held great strategic significance for the American military, as Fort Mackinac functioned as a great deterrent for any possible British invasions into the region by way of Canada.
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Historical Image Of People Resting On Hillside
Today, the village that resides along the coastline continues to retain its Victorian ambiance, with its residents diligently preserving the rich architectural character of every building.
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Historical Image Of People Resting On Lookout Over Harbor
Mackinac Island has been a popular vacation destination for families ever since the Victorian era.
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Historical Image Of People Standing With Freshly Caught Fish
Mackinac Island gained a reputation as a fisherman’s paradise, quickly attracting amateur sportsmen from across Michigan and, as a result, giving rise to an equally successful tourism industry.