St. Ignace is located in northern Michigan at the southern tip of the Sault Ste. Marie State Forest area and about 50 miles south of the Canadian border. The city has much for visitors to the area to see, including the Algoma Central Railway, The Cheboygan Crib Lighthouse, the Fort de Buade Museum and the Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum. The city is also home to the Kewadin Shores Casino and the Garlyn Zoological Park.
The Boardwalk Inn is located in the historic downtown of St. Ignace. This bed and breakfast hotel has 12 rooms, each with different themes and amenities. Guests at this hotel can enjoy free high-speed wireless Internet access and a deluxe continental breakfast, as well as a free shuttle to all the island ferries and to the casino. This inn is within two miles of attractions like the Fort Debuade Museum and the Straits State Park, and restaurants like the Galley Restaurant and Lounge and Chee Peng Chinese and Thai Restaurant.
The Colonial House Inn is a bed and breakfast located in downtown St. Ignace. It offers seven different rooms, each furnished in Victorian style and facing the Straits of Mackinac. Guests here can enjoy private bathrooms and a full breakfast daily, as well as high-speed wireless Internet access. This inn is located just four miles from the Kewadin Casinos and is within a mile of restaurants like Bentley's B-N-L Cafe and the Mackinac Grille.
The Metivier Inn on Mackinac Island is just a short ferry ride away from St. Ignace. This boutique bed and breakfast is located on historic Market Street, and has 22 guest rooms, each with its own design theme. Here, you can enjoy a full breakfast along with complimentary afternoon coffee and sweets. You can take advantage of the inn's wireless Internet, French gardens and wide porch. This inn is within a mile of Fort Mackinac and the Mackinac Island Butterfly House, and restaurants like the Pink Pony and the Village Inn Restaurant.
The Cloghaun Bed and Breakfast is located on Mackinac Island, a short ferry ride away from St. Ignace. The house, which was originally built in 1848, has 11 guest rooms that are decorated with antique Victorian furniture. This Market Street bed and breakfast offers a deluxe continental breakfast for guests, and has a small library and wireless Internet available for guests. This inn is within a few blocks of restaurants like Patrick Sinclair's Irish Pub and the Yankee Rebel Tavern.
