Hotels & Accommodation near Star Line Mackinac Island Main Dock - St. Ignace

The price for a two night stay with three beds and a pull-out couch was less than $700 and we spent more than that at another hotel for only a two bed and their bed sucked so did everything else there they were disgusting but Cedar hills Lodge was absolutely amazing they were clean they had lots of space their beds were absolutely so comfortable I actually slept really good for the first time in a hotel they even had very comfortable blankets plenty of towels free Wi-Fi we had a balcony there was a pool a couple of bonfire pits and they provide the wood for you lots of people were going out there to different ones to go do different things just hang out quietly or some were doing karaoke outside there's a volleyball net. Their pool was big and it was warm in there the only problem was there hot tub was not working and when they got it working they accidentally put too much chlorine in there it was very strong to where it was burning your eyes you couldn't sit in it but they immediately took action and turned it off and put on sign up the office workers are very helpful whenever you had a question or if you needed extra towels etc they were always willing to help without question and you even get a free breakfast in the morning which by the way was awesome because you can make your own waffles they had sausage eggs bagels muffins juice coffee that you can make yourself it was a really good breakfast too we made sure that we didn't miss it from 7am-10am plenty of time for it

The rooms were nice and we had a nice view of the water. The wood oven pizzas were amazing!

The hotel is located at the quieter side of town. It has the amenities of the Mackinac City but without all the traffic and commercial activities there. There are many restaurants around the area, shuttle to island ferry. It's located in front of the lake with daily breakfast included. There are 2 pools, indoor and outdoor. All in all, a very nice quiet stay befitting the ambiance of Mackinac.