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This was our first time staying at Sleep Inn in Acme and we were very pleased overall after driving by and seeing it many times while staying at other area hotels in the past. Check in and out was easy. All staff were very courteous, friendly and professional. Our room decor was abit dated but it was clean, the bed was comfortable and yes the pillows are plentiful and comfy along with a quiet room. Plenty of Our room was located towards the back of the hotel so we have no idea what it may sound like in rooms closer to the highway out in front. The water pressure was very good tho the water has a funny odor and our toilet seat was loose. Parking is plentiful. The adult 24 hr pool and hot tub was a plus for us after a long evening out and we found the 24 hr coffee station a very good amenity. The grounds are well taken care of with lounge chairs out in front of the hotel to view the bay or watch traffic fly by and there is another enclosed outdoor patio in the back of the hotel which is more quiet. The breakfast area is managed by a young man who takes his job seriously. one can tell by the presentation and array of food available, ie. covered items, food not burned with great hot and cold selections for young and old. they even have both a waffle and pancake maker and the dining area is kept clean and organized. very impressive. The hotel is conveniently located off the busy highway, close to gas and food (there is a popular pizza place next door) and fit our needs. We would definitely return for a comfortable, quiet and relaxing stay when we're in the area.

Did a long weekend at Grand Traverse. Accommodations - We had condos that slept 4. That was 3 bedrooms and a pull out sofa. Good to know going in...we thought each of us had a bed, so the sofa was a bit of a surprise. Each condo had a living room (that had the pull out) and a kitchen, balcony, right on the Spruce Run course. Golf - Three courses that share a range, clubhouse. The Bear is a Nicklaus design, one of the best courses in Michigan, but a bit on the difficult side. The Wolverine was designed by Gary Player. While there is a lot of water and trees, it's a very fair course and easy to score on. The Spruce Course is the original course and nice, but by far the lowest rated of the three. Food - The clubhouse is very large with a big outdoor patio, good options and where we spent most of the time after golf. The hotel has dining options as well, a bit more upscale at the rooftop restaurant. Gym - Good fitness center that is a standalone building, has tennis courts as well.