Chamberlin's About a mile from Curtis, Michigan... in the Upper Peninsula Phone: 1-800-292-0440 or 1-906-586-6000
As featured in: Overlooking Big Manistique Lake. More privacy than a bed and breakfast. Much more hospitality than a cabin. Way more personality than a franchise place.
Full of history. Began as a railroad hotel during the turn-of-the century boom years for logging. Updated in the '90s in its decor (charming, not frilly) and other ways important to a guest's comfort. Open year round, except April. Centered in the Eastern Upper Peninsula. An hour from the Mackinac Bridge, an hour to Pictured Rocks or Tahquamenon Falls, 90 minutes to Sault Ste. Marie and the Soo Locks, 20 minutes to Seney Wildlife Refuge and 25 minutes to a lovely, uncrowded stretch of Lake Michigan beach. You can explore the U.P. or go fishing, snowmobiling, hunting (ducks, deer, bear)! birding, boating, canoeing or cross-country skiing.
Yet secluded. Sleep in while the fan turns overhead. Awake to the loons. Sit on the dock. Read by the fire. Try the porch swing. Watch an eagle. Relax in the outdoor hot tub on the balcony down the hall. Casual fine dining. Stop in for dinner or just for drinks. Bud, your host believes in food prepared to order. The whitefish is fresh, the French bread fresh baked. Try Bud's secret-recipe Bloody Mary or Dot's BLT Soup. Let your chef wow your wedding party or huntin' buddies. Lunch is served from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Enjoy a meal or your favorite beverage while you relax on the veranda overlooking the lake.
Click Here for a Little History of Chamberlin's Ole Forest Inn Sorry, no pets. Reservations: E-Mail for reservations or information Visit our web site at www.chamberlinsinn.com Member of the Manistique Lakes Area Tourism Bureau
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