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Green Room #6
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Bewertungen
9,0 von 10. Wunderbar
1 Schlafzimmer1 BadezimmerPlatz für 2 Gäste
Beliebte Annehmlichkeiten
Entdecke die Gegend
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Central Lake, MI
- Intermediate Lake8 Gehminuten
- Torch Lake11 Autominuten
- A-Ga-Ming Golf Resort22 Autominuten
Relevanteste Bewertungen
ExperimentalCarousel
8/10 – Gut
Nice rooms quiet. Could get dinner there or nearby. Not handicap accessible a lot of stairs.
Paul
Okt 8, 2023
Zimmer und Betten
1 Schlafzimmer (Platz für 2 Personen)
Schlafzimmer 1
1 Queen-Bett
1 Badezimmer
Badezimmer 1
Seife · Handtücher werden bereitgestellt · Badewanne oder Dusche · Toilette · Shampoo
Weitere Räumlichkeiten
Terrasse oder Patio
Veranda oder Lanai
Kochnische
Garten
Mehr zu dieser Unterkunft
Green Room #6
Unterkunftsmanager
Trisha Marr
Sprachen
Englisch
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Ausstattung
Frühstück inbegriffen
Küche
Kostenloses WLAN
Klimaanlage
Außenbereich
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Cherry Room for 2 at The Blue Pelican Inn
Cherry Room for 2 at The Blue Pelican Inn
Whirlpool
Inbegriffenes Frühstück
Küche
Kostenloses WLAN
9.2 von 10, (13 Bewertungen)
Hausordnung
Check-in ab 16:00 Uhr
Mindestalter für die Miete: 17 Jahre
Check-out vor 11:00 Uhr
Kinder
Kinder (0–17 Jahre) erlaubt
Veranstaltungen
Veranstaltungen sind nicht gestattet
Haustiere
Keine Haustiere erlaubt
Rauchen
Rauchen ist nicht gestattet
Wichtige Informationen
Wissenswertes
Diese Unterkunft wird von einem professionellen Gastgeber verwaltet. Die Vermietung erfolgt zu gewerblichen, geschäftlichen oder beruflichen Zwecken.
Für zusätzliche Personen fallen möglicherweise Gebühren an, die abhängig von den Bestimmungen der Unterkunft variieren können.
Beim Check-in werden ggf. ein Lichtbildausweis und eine Kreditkarte, Debitkarte oder Kaution in bar für unvorhergesehene Aufwendungen verlangt.
Je nach Verfügbarkeit beim Check-in wird versucht, Sonderwünschen entgegenzukommen, sie können jedoch nicht garantiert werden. Eventuell fallen zusätzliche Gebühren an.
Partys oder Gruppenveranstaltungen sind auf dem Gelände der Unterkunft streng verboten.
Der Gastgeber hat angegeben, dass die Unterkunft über einen Kohlenmonoxidmelder verfügt
Der Gastgeber hat angegeben, dass es in der Unterkunft einen Rauchmelder gibt
Diese Unterkunft ist mit Sicherheitsvorrichtungen ausgestattet, darunter ein Riegelschloss.
Zur Gegend
Central Lake
Dieses Ferienhaus befindet sich in Central Lake. Wer die Natur der Region bewundern möchte, sollte Folgendes besuchen: Torch Lake und Michigansee. Entdecke die hiesige Tierwelt bei Aktivitäten wie Naturwanderungen und Vogelbeobachtungen.
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Central Lake, MI
In der Umgebung
- Intermediate Lake - 8 Gehminuten
- Torch Lake - 11 Autominuten
- Lake Bellaire - 18 Autominuten
- A-Ga-Ming Golf Resort - 22 Autominuten
- Grand Traverse Bay - 55 Autominuten
Fortbewegung vor Ort
Restaurants
- Torch Lake Café - 10 Autominuten
- Side Door Saloon - 1 Gehminute
- Central Lake Tavern - 2 Gehminuten
- Mammoth Distilling - 3 Gehminuten
- Club - 2 Gehminuten
Häufig gestellte Fragen
Bewertungen
9,0
Wunderbar
Die Bewertungen werden in chronologischer Reihenfolge angezeigt, unterliegen einem Moderationsprozess und wurden verifiziert, sofern nicht anders angegeben.
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Sauberkeit
8,0/10
Ausstattung
9,4/10
Zustand der Unterkunft
8,0/10
Umweltfreundlichkeit
10/10
Check-in
9,8/10
Kommunikation
9,6/10
Lage
9,6/10
Genauigkeit des Onlineauftritts
Bewertungen
12. Juni 2024
Gut: Sauberkeit, Zustand der Unterkunft und Kommunikation
Aufenthalt von 3 Nächten im Juni 2024
8/10 – Gut
Paul
8. Okt. 2023
Gut: Sauberkeit, Ausstattung, Zustand der Unterkunft und Kommunikation
Paul
Aufenthalt von 2 Nächten im Oktober 2023
10/10 – Hervorragend
Todd E.
29. Sept. 2023
Gut: Sauberkeit, Check-in, Kommunikation, Lage und Genauigkeit des Onlineauftritts
Beautiful, just beautiful
Todd E.
Aufenthalt von 2 Nächten im September 2023
10/10 – Hervorragend
Mary
10. Sept. 2023
Gut: Sauberkeit, Zustand der Unterkunft und Kommunikation
Mary
Aufenthalt von 2 Nächten im September 2023
8/10 – Gut
Daniel F., Findlay
12. Aug. 2023
Gut: Sauberkeit, Check-in, Kommunikation, Lage und Genauigkeit des Onlineauftritts
Unique
Daniel F.
Aufenthalt von 4 Nächten im Juli 2023
Über den Gastgeber
Zu Gast bei Trisha Marr
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Merrie Corbett’s Grandfather Adams fell in love with Northern Michigan. He began frequent northern treks from the family’s home in Lansing.
Two generations later, Chris and Merrie purchased a home here, and while strolling the streets of Central Lake fell in love with a grand building standing in the center of town which is now Adams Madams on the corner of Old State Road and Main Street.
Chris and Merrie missed the seafood cuisine of the East Coast and decided to bring a taste of it to Central Lake. The Blue Pelican was the former Chatter Box at the corner of West Old State Road and East Torch Lake Drive just down the street from Old Brownwood Restaurant.
This restaurant brought the beach and coastal seafood to Northern Michigan. Sadly, in July of 2008, The Blue Pelican burned down. This would not, however, deter Chris from being a restaurateur.
By October 2008, he and Merrie were the proud owners of the historic (and haunted) Murphy’s Lamplight Inn in downtown Central Lake. After a winter of major renovations, the Blue Pelican Inn opened in May of 2009, serving the same great food in a truly elegant atmosphere.
The seven rooms upstairs opened shortly after and have had several guests remark that they weren’t always alone! The Inn is considered one of the five most haunted places in Michigan!
Two generations later, Chris and Merrie purchased a home here, and while strolling the streets of Central Lake fell in love with a grand building standing in the center of town which is now Adams Madams on the corner of Old State Road and Main Street.
Chris and Merrie missed the seafood cuisine of the East Coast and decided to bring a taste of it to Central Lake. The Blue Pelican was the former Chatter Box at the corner of West Old State Road and East Torch Lake Drive just down the street from Old Brownwood Restaurant.
This restaurant brought the beach and coastal seafood to Northern Michigan. Sadly, in July of 2008, The Blue Pelican burned down. This would not, however, deter Chris from being a restaurateur.
By October 2008, he and Merrie were the proud owners of the historic (and haunted) Murphy’s Lamplight Inn in downtown Central Lake. After a winter of major renovations, the Blue Pelican Inn opened in May of 2009, serving the same great food in a truly elegant atmosphere.
The seven rooms upstairs opened shortly after and have had several guests remark that they weren’t always alone! The Inn is considered one of the five most haunted places in Michigan!
Darum fiel die Entscheidung auf diese Unterkunft
The Blue Pelican Inn has been known by many names, most recently as Murphy’s Lamplight Inn before it was purchased in 2008.
Going back to its early days, it was built in 1924 by Art Carpenter, Joe Blakely, and Jack Garrison, all local stonemasons. It was owned by a stock company and the whole project was headed by Orrin (O.P.) Barber, with help from John Smith. It was named WE-GO-TA. Emmons (E.B.) Gill lived in the hotel and ran it. The bar and dining room were at the north end of the hotel with a total of 22 rooms and only 4 bathrooms.
For years it was a favorite location for traveling salesmen. At some time during this period, the name was changed to the Central Lake Hotel. Several years later, Cliff and Etta Springstead sold their Central Lake tavern and purchased the Central Lake Hotel.
In April of 1946, Charles A. (Art) Cronover and his wife Ruth, and Archie S. Dayton purchased the hotel. The rooms with baths were rented for $4.50 per night and without a bath, they were $2.50. Someone always met passengers at the train station who were wishing to stay at the hotel.
In the mid-1960’s, Gary Morse purchased the hotel and changed the name to The Palace. Morse moved the bar to the south end of the hotel and totally remodeled it. The second floor was renovated to include living quarters for the family and the Brownwood offices. The Palace was also the scene of a gala New Year’s Eve party for many years.
In the mid-seventies, Doug and Mary Lou Denny purchased The Palace and changed the name to The Lamplight Inn. The menu featured steaks, seafood, and prime rib specials. The overnight guests utilized the upstairs bedrooms for a bed and breakfast.
In 1986, Ted and Betty Strezempek bought the Lamplight Inn along with their sons Tracy and Scott. They improved on the fine dining. In 1996, the Inn was sold to Mike and Mary Ellen Murphy. They moved their family from Dearborn, Michigan and changed the name to Murphy’s Lamplight Inn.
Going back to its early days, it was built in 1924 by Art Carpenter, Joe Blakely, and Jack Garrison, all local stonemasons. It was owned by a stock company and the whole project was headed by Orrin (O.P.) Barber, with help from John Smith. It was named WE-GO-TA. Emmons (E.B.) Gill lived in the hotel and ran it. The bar and dining room were at the north end of the hotel with a total of 22 rooms and only 4 bathrooms.
For years it was a favorite location for traveling salesmen. At some time during this period, the name was changed to the Central Lake Hotel. Several years later, Cliff and Etta Springstead sold their Central Lake tavern and purchased the Central Lake Hotel.
In April of 1946, Charles A. (Art) Cronover and his wife Ruth, and Archie S. Dayton purchased the hotel. The rooms with baths were rented for $4.50 per night and without a bath, they were $2.50. Someone always met passengers at the train station who were wishing to stay at the hotel.
In the mid-1960’s, Gary Morse purchased the hotel and changed the name to The Palace. Morse moved the bar to the south end of the hotel and totally remodeled it. The second floor was renovated to include living quarters for the family and the Brownwood offices. The Palace was also the scene of a gala New Year’s Eve party for many years.
In the mid-seventies, Doug and Mary Lou Denny purchased The Palace and changed the name to The Lamplight Inn. The menu featured steaks, seafood, and prime rib specials. The overnight guests utilized the upstairs bedrooms for a bed and breakfast.
In 1986, Ted and Betty Strezempek bought the Lamplight Inn along with their sons Tracy and Scott. They improved on the fine dining. In 1996, the Inn was sold to Mike and Mary Ellen Murphy. They moved their family from Dearborn, Michigan and changed the name to Murphy’s Lamplight Inn.
Das macht diese Unterkunft einzigartig
Before the hotel was purchased by the Corbett’s, the three main stories that existed were of Mrs. Gill, who managed the property in the 20’s and 30’s and came back to stay in the 1950’s, where she passed away in one of the rooms.
The second ghost is a story of a young woman who is eloping from the second-floor window, where she tripped on her gown and fell to her death.
The third is a little girl who with her school books is looking out the attic dormer, as if she was waiting inside a school. It was later learned that the property was used as a temporary school when the original Central Lake School burned down.
Another instance is of a young lady (the daughter of a paranormal) working in the hotel who was escorting a person out the front door, she opened the door for the person, but no one else could see this person. Several other instances of sightings and sounds abnormal to normal building noise have been brought to Corbett’s attention.
The second ghost is a story of a young woman who is eloping from the second-floor window, where she tripped on her gown and fell to her death.
The third is a little girl who with her school books is looking out the attic dormer, as if she was waiting inside a school. It was later learned that the property was used as a temporary school when the original Central Lake School burned down.
Another instance is of a young lady (the daughter of a paranormal) working in the hotel who was escorting a person out the front door, she opened the door for the person, but no one else could see this person. Several other instances of sightings and sounds abnormal to normal building noise have been brought to Corbett’s attention.
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