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5 ReviewsGet your quick guide to the top hotels, restaurants and things to do.
| Hotel | GBP* | Distance | Rating |
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| Murray Hotel | £99 | 0.2 mi 0.3 km |
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| The Island House | £155 | 0.2 mi 0.3 km |
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| Iroquois Hotel | £199 | 0.2 mi 0.3 km |
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| Lilac Tree Hotel & Spa | N/A | 0.2 mi 0.3 km |
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| Main Street Inn and Suites | £152 | 0.7 mi 1.2 km |
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| restaurant | Distance | Rating |
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| Murray Hotel Lunch & Dinner Buffet | 0.2 mi 0.3 km |
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| Seabiscuit Cafe | 0.2 mi 0.4 km |
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| Darrow's Family Restaurant | 7.7 mi 12.4 km |
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| Thing to Do | Distance | Rating |
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| Lilac Tree Spa | 1.3 mi 2.1 km |
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| Mackinac Island Butterfly House | 1.4 mi 2.2 km |
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| Arch Rock | 1.4 mi 2.2 km |
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| Title | Source |
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| “Escape to a place unchanged by time” | MSNBC.com / Associated Press |
| “Somewhere in Time: Mackinac Island” | Go World Travel Magazine |
My family spent from noon to six pm on a summer day on the island. We were satisfied with that amount of time. We really enjoyed biking along the highway for a relaxing ride, but about halfway around decided to try the inland paths. This was a challenging ride on rented one speed bikes but was very peaceful (isolated?) and... more
I love to bike the island, and bring my own bike which costs an additional $7.50 on the ferry. There's also plenty of bike rental available on the island if bringing your own is not an option. It's 8 miles around the island on M-185. The paved "highway" sees only bike and foot traffic as the horses stay off that... more
We loved our visit to the Island. We opted not to do an expensive (and crowded) carriage ride or rent bikes. Instead our family of four arrived early by Arnold's ferry line and chose to hoof it on our own feet. We decided it was a terrific way to see the sites: Arch Rock, Sugar Loaf, Point Lookout, Fort Holmes... more
The second national park (immediately after Yellowstone) and later the first Michigan state park, the Mackinac Island State Park covers over 80% of Mackinac Island. Covered with dozens of hiking, biking and horseback trails, the park has something for everyone. Day tourists can enjoy a relatively flat 9 mile bike trip around the island, with a stop at British Landing... more
