A small lovely boutique country inn, the Metivier Inn offers 22 charming guest rooms for your stay on Mackinac Island, each including air conditioning and private baths. The rooms are uniquely and tastefully decorated in a blend of English and French country style. Most of our rooms are ideal for couples or solo travelers, as they contain one queen bed ‹ either a four-poster bed, a canopy bed or a wicker bed. We also offer two rooms each with a king bed, one room with two queen beds and suite with access to side wicker porch. Guests are welcome to use our cozy living room with its quaint wood-burning stove as well as the spacious comfortable wicker-furnished front porch. Gourmet continental breakfast buffets are included in the room rates.
All guest rooms are air-conditioned with private baths. A complementary breakfast buffet is served each morning. Wireless internet access (DSL) is available throughout the inn.
Metivier Inn opens for the 2016 season on May 12 and closes on October 22, 2016.
Room rates are daily, based on single or double occupancy, up to quad occupancy for the suite and two-queen room. Rooms are subject to state tax, hotel service charge and tourism assessment fee.
Rates range from $130.00 to $330.00 per night depending on the room type and the date you book. Rollaways are $25.00 per night plus tax. We often offer special rates for specific dates during the season. Please call (906) 847-6234 for more information. Thank you for inquiring.
Metivier Inn
P.O. Box 285
7466 Market Street
Mackinac Island, MI 49757
866-847-6234
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Located on quiet Market Street, the Cottage Inn is just one block from the downtown area. Ferry Docks, Mackinac Island State Parks, historic Fort Mackinac and the Mackinac Island Marina are only a short stroll away. Featuring a large front porch for enjoying breakfast or just relaxing while taking in the clip clop of horse & buggies passing by. Deluxe rooms and suites with all of the modern amenities – Air Conditioning – Internet Access – Flat Screen TV’s/DVD – Telephone – Afternoon Tea With Famous Mackinac Island Fudge, Peanut Brittle and Carmel Corn – Private In-Room Baths Enjoy a spectacular breakfast featuring a hot egg dish, fresh baked muffins, fresh fruit, hard boiled eggs, yogurt, bagels, english muffins, cereals, juice and great coffee.
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Cottage Inn of Mackinac Island
P.O. Box 458
7267 Market Street
Mackinac Island, MI 49757
906-847-4000
This fabulous Mackinac Island eatery features an appropriate horse theme from the 1938 true life story of the famous horse, Seabiscuit. After purchasing this former 1800s bank building, the new owners, sisters and lifelong island residents Debra and Sandra Orr, completely renovated the structure, including removing two inches of mortar from the walls revealing beautiful original brick surfaces. A great deal of care was taken to restore the original hardwood floors and new furnishings have transformed this building into a cozy comfortable restaurant.
Debra says the restaurant is “in honor of all types of horses.” She describes it as a “cozy café,” a place she hopes patrons feel is as comfortable as a second home. The recent movie version of the famous horse’s story runs continuously on one of the restaurant’s four TVs.
An excellent casual menu appropriately fits this charming place. Appetizers out of the gate include Roasted Indian Corn and Shrimp Chowder, Painted Pony Macaroni and War Admiral Hot Wings. Join the winner’s circle with sandwiches such as Honey Nut Chicken Salad Sandwich, Smoked Whitefish Salad Wrap, Cuban Pressed Sandwich, or a World Famous Derby Burger. To spin things little, try a Souvlaki Open Faced Gyro, a Caesar Twook Salad or a Michigan Chop Cherry Cobb. Visit the menu page for a complete list of Seabiscuit’s delicious offerings.
A fine wine selection is available along with a full bar so stop in for an afternoon cocktail or stay for the evening sipping your favorite martini. The menu page also includes the wine list and specialty drinks.
Seabiscuit Cafe P.O. Box 1997 Mackinac Island, MI 49757 906-847-3611
Enjoy a casual lunch or dinner or pedal on in for a quick snack at the Cannonball Inn at Historic British Landing on your next trip exploring Michigan’s Crown Jewel.
“Deep fried Pickles are a must have on your trip to Mackinac Island!” — Real Simple Travel Magazine
Cannonball Catering specializes in family style barbecues, hayrides and golf outings for wedding rehearsal luncheons and dinners, bachelor & bachelorette parties, birthday parties and family reunions.
We offer menus exclusively tailored to your wishes!
Cannonball Inn & Catering
7641 British Landing Road
Mackinac Island, MI 49757
906-847-0932
The annual 4th of July tournament on Mackinac Island is open to all ages and always occurs at Windermere Pointe Beach (Located next to Hotel Iroquois) every year at 10:00 am on the 4th of July. Professional skippers compete at high noon, often skipping 20+ skips.
Here are some photos from the 2010 Tournament.
Mackinac Island Stone Skipping Tournament Photo Gallery (Click on photos for captions & slideshow view)
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Russ “Rock Bottom” Byars won the 2010 Mackinac Island Stone Skipping Tournament with a throw of 30 skips. Second place went to Todd “Mussels” Callewaert with 26 skips & rounding out 3rd was Glenn “Hard Luck” Loy with a 22 skips.
To celebrate National Fudge Day, here are some of our favorite fudge photos taken over the years. Do you have a favorite flavor of Mackinac Island fudge?
National Fudge Day Photo Gallery (Click on photos for captions & slideshow view)
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Mackinac Island Fudge – The Best Fudge on Earth
Original Murdick’s Fudge – Mackinac Island Mackinac Island’s rich history and glorious natural beauty have drawn millions of visitors for decades. The original on Mackinac Island since 1887, Murdick’s has been serving fresh homemade fudge, peanut brittle and confections from the finest ingredients. Bring the whole family and watch our expert fudge makers create over fifteen flavors of fudge and candies… more...
Joann’s Fudge Every batch of our authentic Mackinac Island fudge begins the old fashioned way, with lots of fresh cream and butter. Our fudge is made fresh daily with absolutely no artificial ingredients or preservatives. So bring a little bit of Mackinac to your home today! We have 29 fantastic flavors to chose from! Be sure to… more...
May’s Candy Shop Greetings from May’s Candy Shop on Mackinac Island, Michigan. We make and sell a variety of fudge and candies: from Super Double Chocolate to Coconut Fudge, and unique candies like English Toffee and our popular Pecan Rolls. We make over 14 fudge flavors! All of the candy we make are from our very own family… more...
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Murray Hotel Fudge Shop Open from May through October. Made fresh daily in the Murray fudge kitchen. Innovative new flavors each season to tantalize your taste buds. Try s’mores, blueberry cheesecake, vanilla chocolate chip, heath, tiger, heavenly goo, coconut bon-bon, butterfinger and carmel apple pie. Order by phone, gift packages available. Located in the Murray Hotel downtown. Mail order… more...
A small lovely boutique country inn, the Metivier Inn offers 22 charming guest rooms for your stay on Mackinac Island, each including air conditioning and private baths. The rooms are uniquely and tastefully decorated in a blend of English and French country style. Most of our rooms are ideal for couples or solo travelers, as they contain one queen bed ‹ either a four-poster bed, a canopy bed or a wicker bed. We also offer two rooms each with a king bed, one room with two queen beds and suite with access to side wicker porch. Guests are welcome to use our cozy living room with its quaint wood-burning stove as well as the spacious comfortable wicker-furnished front porch. Gourmet continental breakfast buffets are included in the room rates.
This fabulous Mackinac Island eatery features an appropriate horse theme from the 1938 true life story of the famous horse, Seabiscuit. After purchasing this former 1800s bank building, the new owners, sisters and lifelong island residents Debra and Sandra Orr, completely renovated the structure, including removing two inches of mortar from the walls revealing beautiful original brick surfaces. A great deal of care was taken to restore the original hardwood floors and new furnishings have transformed this building into a cozy comfortable restaurant.
Enjoy a casual lunch or dinner or pedal on in for a quick snack at the Cannonball Inn at Historic British Landing on your next trip exploring Michigan’s Crown Jewel.
