Hotels near Round Island Passage Lighthouse, Mackinac Island

Breakfast is not the same, bread, juice, boiled eggs, etc., scrambled eggs should be added with 5 knives, but the steak and crab legs for dinner are good! The room is old, ok!

While this place is technically a bed & breakfast, it was certainly appreciated that we were not forced to do bed-and-breakfast activities. In fact, we were not even asked to; the experience was more like staying in a hotel. The spa area was surprisingly charming, and the entire establishment was clean. It was a little bit difficult to navigate how to get in, which is just through the café doors in the front, and the only thing I would suggest, is to add mini fridges to the rooms.

We decided to take a trip to Mackinac Island with our 12 and 9 year old boys, and looked for a place to stay that would provide accommodations and activities for our family. I was a little nervous about booking a stay here after reading some of the less than stellar reviews, but had no regrets. Mission Point Resort ended up being a great option for this trip. We booked a ”family suite” in the main lodge, with a king bed in one room and two doubles in the other, joined with a tiny bathroom via an entry. We also had the option to book a similar room in the Straits Lodge, but opted to pay slightly more to stay in the main lodge after reading complaints about thin walls in the Straits Lodge. I didn't seem to notice noise being an issue in our room. The rooms were fairly small and there are no tables or seating, and the bathroom has no sink; you have to use the vanity in one of the bedrooms to wash your hands. It was fine for sleeping, but I wouldn't have wanted to ”hang out” in the room for an extended period of time during the day. That was fine, as the overall resort has an abundance of indoor and outdoor common space for that. The resort has a decent amount of amenities: three restaurants, pool and two hot tubs, small arcade, kids club, movie theater, large green spaces to play or relax outside, a putting green mini golf course, puzzle to put together in the main lobby. This was really important when visiting with kids, and is something we would not have had staying at one of the hotels or B&Bs closer to town. We used the pool and hot tubs quite a bit, and my husband and older son enjoyed the arcade on a drizzly morning. We considered trying the mini golf, but opted to go to the Grand Hotel after reading that their course is more like traditional mini golf. We ate at two of the restaurants and enjoyed the fact that our kids ate free, which no doubt saved us some money, though some of the adult entrees were spendy. We aren't ”foodies” but thought the food was pretty good. The staff service was exceptional; almost everyone we encountered was friendly and engaging. There were signs of lack of maintenance - noticeably around the pool area, and the door from the entry to the bathroom in our suite did not latch properly. I was able to overlook this, as well as the small size/unusual layout of our room, due to the fact that it is an old property on a historic island without motor vehicles. I can understand how someone who prefers to stay in modern, up to date facilities would not enjoy staying here. The room was otherwise clean and made up daily. The resort is about 2/3 mile from the main downtown area with the ferry. The ferry and resort ship your luggage from the mainland directly to the resort and back, which was very convenient. There is a horse drawn shuttle you can take from ferry to resort, but I understand it is an extra charge. We brought our own bicycles and rode them everywhere, and I would highly recommend anyone staying here do that due

I have stayed here at this hotel 3 times in the past 15 years. Nothing is ever updated; in fact it’s only getting worse. The view of the lake is amazing! First impression this time was that the staff didn’t really care about our needs. It’s the off season and I asked for an extra pillow with the response that they might be able to get one. You are a hotel. You should have extra towels, pillows, blankets, etc. The rooms smell like mold. The jacuzzi was grungy. The wallpaper is peeling off of the walls and it looks like someone without any experience in maintenance attempted to patch things up all over the hotel. Breakfast: 2 hours to get through a long line of people attempting to obtain 4-5 breakfast options. As a hotel you should provide some nicer amenities, at least decent coffee. This will be our last visit. I suppose since you’re on the water and when the all the hotels are full you will remain an option and people will continue to pay. This hotel has so much potential. It’s a shame that whomever owns it hasn’t invested much, if any money in updating it.

The hotel seems neglected. Shoddy workmanship like the doors that drag on the floor, peeling wallpaper, or closet that barely opens. Tyvek hanging from the building exterior, and empty vending machines. Parking was horrible, because the lot isn’t plowed well. Our room was directly above a game room pool table with children playing and yelling late into the night, which was very loud, and adjacent to an empty breakfast hall ( no breakfasts served) that kids were running around at all hours. Comfy beds, but hard to get much sleep.

Chairs were dirt furniture was out dated and had multiple scuffs