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Boyne Highlands Resort Harbor Springs
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Boyne Highlands Resort Harbor Springs
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600 Highlands Drive
Harbor Springs, Michigan, United States
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What are you up for? Boyne Highlands is a peaceful family retreat and exciting day excursions to Mackinac Island, Harbor Springs, or Petoskey Gaslight District are only a short drive away. The English country charm of Boyne Highlands is captured in this Northern Michigan destination. The resort offers hotels, golf side cottages and ski-in/ski-out condominiums. Boyne Highlands is proud to be a non-smoking resort. The resort is set back in an area of rolling hills, abundant forest and only minutes from Lake Michigan beaches. Summer amenities include paddle boating, trout fishing, par 3 golf, tennis, and a bike park. A great summer experience is Young Americans Dinner Theatre showing in July and August. In the winter guests can enjoy snowshoeing, dog sledding, tubing, downhill and cross country skiing. After a day of play enjoy a massage on site or take a dip in the resorts heated outdoor pool and hot tub. Nightlife within the resort includes having fun in the Slopeside Lounge or Zoo Bar.
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24 Hour Reception
Air Conditioned
ATM / Cash Machine
Babysitting / Child Services
Bar / Lounge
Bath / Hot Tub
Business Center
Cable / Satellite TV
Coffee / Tea Maker
Conference Room(s)
Connecting Rooms
Disabled Access
Elevator / Lift
Fitness Room
Golf Course
Hair Dryer
High-speed Internet
Housekeeping
In Room Movies
Kitchenette
Laundry service
Massage / Beauty Centre
Meeting Rooms
Microwave
Mini Bar
Non-Smoking Rooms
Parking
Refrigerator
Restaurant
Room Service
Sauna
Security Guard
Swimming pool
Tennis Courts
TV
Wake-up Service
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From 5:00 PM
Check-out:
Prior to 1:00 PM
Attractions:
Area Attractions: Bay Harbor Resort - 20 miles Boyne Mountain Resort - 26 miles Harbor Springs - 10 miles Lake Michigan - 6 miles Mackinac Island - 45 miles Petoskey Gaslight District - 15 miles Petoskey State Park - 6 miles Sturgeon Bay Sand Dunes - 35 miles
Recreation Information: Boyne Highlands Features Four Spectacular Golf Courses. The Moor Course is a Versatile Course With Wetlands, Doglegs And Undulating Greens That Compliment The Natural Terrain. The Arthur Hills Course is Boyne Highlands Most Recent Edition and Is The Future Golf. Expanses Of Sand And Water Make Hazard Play A Remarkable Experience On This Arthur Hills Masterpiece. The Heather Course Designed By Robert Trent Jones Features Wide Tree Lined Fairways, Scuplted Bunkers And Several Daunting Water Hazards. Named Michigan*s Best Resort Course By Golf Digest Magazine. A Perennial Top 100 Ranked Golf Course. The Donald Ross Memorial Course Has Been Noted As One Of Michigan's Finest Resort Courses By Golf Digest. It Features Recreations Of 18 Of Donald Ross's Most Famous Holes From Such Courses As Inverness, Oakland Hills, Seminole And The Royal Dornoch. Boyne Highlands In The Summer Season Offers Tennis, Hiking And Biking On 12,000 Wood Acres, A Fully Staffed Health And Fitness Center, And Ponds Stocked With Trout. July And August Feature A Dinner Theatre With Entertainment By The World Famous Young Americans. In The Winter, Boyne Highlands Offers 44 Ski Runs, Tubing Park Along With Snowboard Halfpipe And Terrain Park. 1 High-Speed Quad Superchair, 3 Quad Chirlifts, 4 Triple Chairlifts, and 2 Tow Ropes. Large Beginner Area With Ski Carousel Magic Carpet. The Austrian-American Snowsport School Offers Private And Group Lessons. Also a variety of Ski And Snowboard Rentals. Cross-Country Skiing - There Is Over 25km Of Groomed Trails For You To Discover. Boyne Highlands In The Winter Season Offers A Daycare Center, 2 Game Rooms, 3 Heated Outdoor Pools And A Giant Hot Tub, Whirlpools And Exercise Centers To Make Your Stay More Enjoyable.
Restaurant / Dining Information: The Elegant Main Dining Room Serves Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner And Cocktails Year-Round. Other Dining Options Are Varied And Change To Compliment The Seasons. -Lodge Dining Room Serving American Cuisine Open 630am-930pm -Camelot Deli Serving American Cuisine, Open Winter 11am-4pm -Boyne Cafeteria Serving American Cuisine, Open 9am-5pm -Boyne Country Club Serving American Cuisine, Open Summer 11am-12pm -Snack Tees Serving American Cuisine, Open Summer 11am-7pm
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Date of Stay:
July, 2008
We stayed in the Lodge, which has 500 thread count sheets with a very plush and comfortable bed. The shower has the curved shower rod and extra large shower head. Lastly, the stainless steel coffee maker in the room was a great touch to start the golf day. I'm not going to cover the 4 fantastic golf courses on the property... because if you have to ask about the courses... stay at your municipal course. Take a long weekend up to northern Michigan... you won't regret it!
Date of Stay:
September, 2007
Beautifully old & traditional features with all the appropriate updates! My husband and I enjoyed our stay at the Boyne Highlands Main Lodge. We were comfortable. The staff was polite, curteous, and helpful. The grounds were beautifully landscaped and the flowers so nicely designed. It's just a great place!
Date of Stay:
October, 2007
We were very happy with the quality of the resort and facilities. The room was clean, fairly spacious and comfortable. Our room opened out onto a patio, just a few feet from a beautiful hot tub, big enough for swimming! The resort included green ski hills, which were beautifully highlighted with changing fall colors and several golf courses. We don't golf. We rode the chairlift to the top for a view of Little Traverse Bay at sunset., then enjoyed a bon fire. We were disappointed in the brunch buffet. The food quality did not match the rest of the resort. We found other wonderful restaurants in Harbor Springs and Petoskey, both Stafford Restaurants. We enjoyed our stay and plan to return.
Date of Stay:
September, 2007
The room may not have been worth the price, but the location was! The mountains surrounding the area are beautiful.
Date of Stay:
September, 2007
Beautiful setting. The super massive parking lot security light. At night this is something akin to the fist of God in your face.
Date of Stay:
August, 2007
This is a very nice change from typical hotel chains with unique floor plan and older fashioned rooms that have been updated.
Date of Stay:
August, 2007
Didn't like this experience. Dirty old section of facility. Have stayed at Boyne previously - great place. This room was in a small old building away from the main facility that did not have the same amenities as the main facility. Should not be rated the same as main facility. Also too far from Petoskey area requested. Would not have picked if given a choice especially the substandard area away from the main lodge.
Date of Stay:
August, 2007
This accomodation at Boyne Highlands was adequate,but too much like a dormitory & too isolated from the oter facilities to make them of any use.
Date of Stay:
August, 2007
Not much, the Bartley House @ Boyne Highlands is in poor shape. Did not meet my expectations for a 2 star hotel. The Bartley House at Boyne Highlands Resort is in very poor shape. All of the plumbing fixtures were out of date and some leaked and/or did not work properly. The HVAC unit in the room was old and very loud. The TV was old and made a loud buzzing sound when turned on. Although, I was in a non-smoking room, when the window was open (second floor) smoke from people out side filled the room making it unpleasant for quite a while. The over-all facility is in very poor shape and in need of updating. This was not a good hotel experience for me.
Date of Stay:
July, 2007
Very pleasant location to stay...Summer or Winter.
Date of Stay:
October, 2006
European feel, clean, friendly, hospitable, cozy. Great for business, leisure, kids, no kids, and skis! Nothing. This stay was problematic in the beginning. I had requested a three-star hotel for two adults, and when I arrived at the hotel, they had reserved for us a small room with one double bed. This is not three star accommodations for two adults. I returned to the front desk and requested a room with a king bed. They gladly obliged and did not charge us an upgrade fee. I am thankful for that. I would definitely stay at this hotel again.
Date of Stay:
September, 2006
A lot of activities to do that was included in the price of the room. N/A I would use this hotel again.
Date of Stay:
August, 2006
The location. Hiking trails, shops nearby, pools, sauna, hot tub. Fantastic. There was nothing that we did not like. Want to go back. Accommodations were superb. Friendly staff. Great location for summer not just winter. Lots to do in the area. Hiking, shopping, great restaurants, dinner theater, golf, swimming, more that we ever imagined. Would like to have stayed a couple more nights but had to get back to work.
Date of Stay:
August, 2006
Lots to do, many amenities. Stairs, no elevators. The landscaping of the resort was absolutely stunning. The rooms were older, but very adequate. Many amenities on site included pool, hot tub, golf, boccie ball, paddle boats, trout feeding. Great for families with small children as well as older children. Saw show Young Americans, was really good, food was ok. Menu prices for hotel restaurants was expensive, didn't eat there.
Date of Stay:
July, 2006
Quiet setting. Only one chair in the guest room. Excellent value, quiet setting.
Date of Stay:
June, 2006
The scenery was beautiful and the resort was very peaceful. It was further away from Petosky than I'd hoped and parking was not convenient at the resort.
Date of Stay:
June, 2006
Very clean. No heat in our room, and no elevators in our building. Nice place to visit, I've stayed there many time before, just do not get a room in the OLD Building. While it was very clean the accommodations were that of a 2 star hotel. The night we stayed there the heat had been turned off and temperature drop to near freezing that night. We didn't really notice it until the next morning, very cold. Heat was turned on about 1 hour after we complained. Like I said I've stayed here many times before and will return again, I'm not sure I want a room on the 3rd. floor of that building again.
Date of Stay:
June, 2006
Nice woody setting. No food available. I was placed in a building 1/4 mile away from the main desk area. Nobody working the desk, had to use a lobby phone to contact the desk which was in a different building.
Date of Stay:
September, 2005
I liked the peace & quite. They did not have any smoking rooms. The hotel was fine but is awfully dijointed such as the distance from the lodge to the main building, eating, swimming, etc.Will not probably use this method again.
Date of Stay:
August, 2005
Beautiful location and buildings Too "resorty" for me. You dont need to put on airs Beautiful location and facility. Enjoyed the lift ride to the top of the mountain. If you enjoy lots of activity and people doing things around you this is the place.
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