Kingsley House
626 W Main St, Fennville, MI, 49408
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626 W Main St
Fennville, MI, 49408 - Phone (269) 561-6425
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Terrence S.
My wife and I got a Groupon for a 2-night stay recently at The Kingsley House in Fennville, Michigan. We live about 2 and 1/2 hours away in metro-Detroit. We really enjoyed our stay there. Chris and Brenda make a great team--they were so welcoming and gracious. The food was great and the B&B is beautiful and it's just a few blocks walk to quaint downtown Fennville--home of one of the best restaurants around: Salt of the Earth. Fennville is real close to Holland and Saugatuck, Michigan and we stopped by there to see Lake Michigan. We're looking forward to coming back soon! Terry and Tina S.
(5)Kiran P.
Brenda and Chris are fabulous hosts to this historic (and exceptionally well preserved) house. The breakfast is better than most brunch places, the rooms are cozy, and the porch is gorgeous. We had a great experience. It was also close to everything but not so close that we felt crowded. They know the area well and provide great recommendations. If you're looking for a quick getaway from Chicago, check this place out!
(5)Sandy W.
I was in the area for a meeting, took my husband along and had an enjoyable stay in the Northern Spy suite, one of the most unique and memorable B&B rooms we've seen. (All eight rooms are named for apples, a reference to this major fruit-growing region of Michigan.) Northern Spy, located on the third floor, features high vaulted ceilings sloping to knee walls that make the large space more intimate. The vertical surfaces are paneled in tongue-and-groove pine with a creamy pickled finish. And then there's the adjacent turret, with its 20-foot ceiling. You have to duck to get in there. By day, it's a great space for reading; by night, a romantic cocoon. Some might wish to find there a comfy chaise or big chair, but it probably would have to be cut in pieces and then reassembled. I liked that the bed was topped with a simple quilt and devoid of the fussy details I associate with Victorian decor. The new owners (since 2014) bring years of personal and business travel experience to innkeeping. This is sure to be a positive influence on their choices as rooms are updated and they try to strike a balance between Victorian charm and the sensibilities of today's travelers. Breakfast was ample, the place seemed very clean. The location puts you close to most of the towns and attractions of SW Michigan. We'd love to go back in another season.
(5)Mona T.
I have nothing but nice things to say about the Kingsley House. The owners, Chris and Brenda, are most down-to-earth sweetest couple you will ever meet. My parents came here the first weekend of May and must have mentioned my sister's name and mine a lot cause the moment we checked in, he remembered our names and from that moment on they went out of their way to make sure we were well taken care of! Every suggestion they made was top notch and we would definitely be back!
(5)Matthew D.
We arrived on a Sunday and left the following Tuesday. Our suite was the Northern Spy. We chose this one because it was more private and had a view. Pros: The owners did provide many amenities such cold bottles of water, a good dvd selection, games, daily room cleaning if you wanted it, snacks such as cookies and fruit through out the day, bikes to ride upon request, and ice down in the living room for whenever you want it. As for the room, it was indeed private and the tub was very nice and comfy. The jets were nice and strong and they encouraged the use of them not be past midnight or before 7 in the morning, which is good for the other guests, since it's on the third floor above everyone. All in all the room was very comfortable. The house on the outside is beautiful and the porch has a lot of comfortable seating options. Inside is pretty too and the living room has some nice places to relax if you want to get out of the room. Location wise, it's not far from the sites. It only takes 20 minutes to get the beach! And less than that for food and other touristy attractions. Also, the breakfast both days was very nice. Cons: The room did have a couple of flaws. The wall to the bathroom does not go all the way up to the ceiling. What this means is that all the sounds from the potty are shared with the bedroom. Thankfully, we've been married going on three years so it wasn't as big a deal but for younger couples maybe not. This next thing may just be me but decoration wise it was a little dated. And when I say dated I mean dolls. I just think dolls are a little creepy in general, chuckie kind of ruins them for ya. The sunroom is nice but in the summer it's where the window unit is so therefore the coldest. It's still usable but you might consider a long sleeve. The stairs to the suite are pretty narrow but not impassible but just keep it in mind when you're selecting that extra bag you might not really need for the trip. Or just leave it in the car. The porch is really nice but the road is actually pretty busy. I enjoyed some time out there but if you're looking for peace and quiet the seating inside might be better. All in all, a good experience and a place I wouldn't mind coming back to.
(3)Karen J.
We had a very nice stay at the Kingsley House and would stay there again. The common area and our room were both nicely furnished, although the light in the bathroom was very dim and hard to reach. Our room was small but very comfortable and had everything we needed. Breakfast was nicely presented and tasty, too! Even though we were about 20 minutes from Saugatuck the weather ended up being too chilly for the beach, so we spent some time driving Fennville's back roads, where we found art studios, an artisan cheesemaker, and farm stands. Turns out we were well-situated considering how our time in the area turned out. All in all, a welcoming, low-key place to stay.
(4)Lola A.
The Kingsley House is located about 15 minutes from Saugatuck. It was a little confusing because all the advertising seems to indicate a closer proximity to the town. We stayed at this Bed & Breakfast for 2 nights. We were welcomed with a generous plate of freshly baked cookies. Our room was upstairs; adequate sized but the bathroom was a little unusual as the sink was in the bedroom and the roof line over the tub made it impossible to stand up. To their credit, the owners were able to move us to another room for the second night. Breakfast was served at individual small tables. The meal featured a combination of hot and cold items. If we chose to stay over-night in the area again, I would likely check out some other properties which were closer to the downtown area.
(3)Ronni G.
Loved the Kingsley House! We stayed in the tower room with our 10 yr old daughter. The room was great and our hosts were wonderful. They even made a special hot chocolate with gummy bears, red hots and m&m's for our daughter each morning. The house is very convenient to Saugatuck and Douglas too. We will definately stay there again.
(4)Amie B.
I grew up in West Michigan and love this area of the state. This was our first time staying at Kingsley house and we will definitely be back. My husband and I celebrated our fifth anniversary and did the buy 1 get 1 night free deal. We stayed in the cider nook suite. It was private and relaxing. The breakfast was amazing and the innkeeper was very friendly. Everything was clean and the atmosphere was romantic and relaxing. Plus, the Inn is so close to Douglas, Saugatuck, Holland and Grand Haven. We can't wait to come back.
(5)Larry B.
a lovely B and B about 8 miles from saugatuck, Mi. very nicely decorated. great breakfast. coffee and tea service. my only complaint is that it is a hike to saugatuck and there isnt much to do in Fennville.
(4)L T.
My fiance and I went here this past weekend and like other reviewer's have said the advertising makes it sound as if its right in Saugatuck and there are a lot of places to go and eat and things to do. False. You have to drive 20 minutes to get to Saugatuck, which is fine no big deal. We found it and really liked the area and the cute shops, although everything closes at 5! !5! on a weekday! I mean I know we came in March when it is not during the prime season of tourist's.. but 5.. come on! So anyway about the inn, it's cute and the people are nice, the breakfasts are decent, our room was ok. The decor is what you would expect, a lot of flowers and frilly stuff. But in Fennville, there is almost nothing to do. The town is a block long and everything either closes early or is a restaurant, which is fine if you're hungry 24-7.. but unless you drive over to Saugatuck, or Douglas everytime, there is really nothing to do. We went on a walk and the sidewalk ended after about a mile, so a leisurely stroll is not really an option. The do have a couple of wineries around though, so if you are up for doing that definitely check out those! The closest one was Fenn Valley, and there is also a brewery in Douglas that was nice to go to!
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