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Saugatuck, Michigan
Four intimate themed suites in a gay-owned B&B steps from downtown Saugatuck
A lovingly run, LGBTQ+-owned bed and breakfast that's been perfected over 33 years of innkeeping by hosts Jonathan and Gary. Four uniquely styled units — two garden cottages tucked in the back of the property for maximum privacy and romance, and two spacious suites in the main house with all the character that only an old house can provide. Every unit features a fireplace, whirlpool tub for two, private bathroom, kitchen stocked with daily continental breakfast (homemade muffins, fresh fruit, yogurt, cereal, juice), and a private porch. There are no common areas or dining rooms — this B&B was built with your privacy in mind. No schedule, no mingling required: sleep until noon if you want. Jonathan and Gary are a two-man operation with no staff, living on-site and handling every detail themselves.
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