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Bed and Breakfast and Museum Cottage N6915 Forest Lake Road AuTrain, Michigan 49806 Susan Larsen, Proprietor Phone: 510-919-0688 E-mail for reservations |
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Between Au Train Lake and Paulson Lake, the B&B and Museum Cottage offer choices for lodging in Hiawatha National Forest. Easily accessible and conveniently located between Marquette and Munising, two miles inland from majestic Lake Superior and M-28, this intimate lakeside getaway is located on the grounds of the landmark 1880s Paulson House, Michigan Historic Site 176, in the north central Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Newly revitalized and fresh, the B&B's light filled rooms gleam with both water and woodsy views. The common areas feature seriously comfortable furnishings, maple floors with Oriental carpets, old stained glass and a drinks center. A wrap around deck allows views of great blue herons on Paulson Pond, eagles overhead, and deer gliding thru the dawn. This traditional B&B continues to offer only three rooms. Each room is thoughtfully furnished, features fine linens, has a private bath and an individual deck. WIFI.
Luxurious nights and extended mornings
in four poster bed with Egyptian cotton sheets,
down comforter, elegant coverlet, mounds of
pillows. Thick Turkish towels, amenities
basket and robes. Enjoy sunning on the deck,
reading on the front porch, fireside DVDs/videos.
Herb garden. Lavender lined front
walkway. Ideal for one or two guests.
(Honeymooners remain a
specialty.) Reservations available Mid-May thru
September.
Lighthouse
Keeper's Room Large second floor
room with extra long double bed
features fine Egyptian cotton sheets, down
comforter, mounds of pillows. Private
bath. $100/night
Heart of
the Forest Room Intimate
Ground-floor
room features double bed with fine
Egyptian cotton sheets, down comforter, mounds of
pillows. Private bath with tub.
$90/night Rates and Agreements
for the Au Train Lake B & B and the Museum Cottage
Must See, Must Do in Au Train Forest Lake Road is the ideal country road for running, cycling and walking. Meandering AuTrain River is a sandy bottomed, warm, wide river excellent for canoe trips. (Rentals available at reasonable rates.) The river empties into nearby Lake Superior at AuTrain village with miles of clean, sandy beaches with warm water river swimming or brisk Lake waters. Brownstone Inn for lunch and dinner. Woodsy walks, glimmering moonrises over the Lake. Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore and boat trip, pristine Grand Island National Recreation Area for mountain biking, hiking or guided bus tour, many easily accessible waterfalls, SCUBA or glass bottom boat tours of Underwater Preserve, Sand Point Marsh Trail, Kewadin Casino, try Lake Superior charter fishing, Seny Wildlife Preserve. Starry nights. The southeast end of AuTrain Lake features a sandy beach, boat ramp, wildlife viewing tower and the Songbird Trail. Nearby AuTrain Falls is a beautiful cascade of water down an exposed sandstone hillside. Miles of biking, walking and running are available on unpaved roads and trails. During snowy months, ski, snowshoe and snowmobile from the front door.
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