Empire Lakeshore Inn is conveniently located in the Village of Empire Michigan, the heart of the Sleeping Bear Sand Dunes.
We are within walking distance of local shops, restaurants, Lake Michigan and across the street from the Philip A. Hart Sleeping Bear Sand Dunes Visitor Center.
We offer 12 guest rooms. Below is a list of amenities and features of our hotel:
All guest rooms are non smoking
Rooms sleep 2-4 guests comfortably
1 guest room with king size bed
11 guest rooms with 2 double beds
Keurig Coffee maker and supplies in each room
Full private bathroom
New LCD flat screen TV’s
New Mattresses/box springs
Cable/Wi-Fi
Sound Machines
Luxury spa soap and shampoo
Mini Fridge in each room
Kitchenettes available upon request
Rollaway beds
Portable cribs
Ice Machine
Outside seating
Walking distance to beach and shopping
Empire Lakeshore Inn
11730 S. Lacore Rd.
Empire, MI 49630
231-326-5145
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What is better than a turn-of-the-19th-century inn with striking furnishings and all modern amenities, warm hospitality, outstanding homemade breakfasts, and all in the very heart of Glen Arbor? Join us.
Beautiful linens, comfortable reading chairs, bedside lamps, large mirrors and soft rugs. Rich colors and sumptuous furnishings. Rooms accommodate two persons, and suites up to four. Cribs, sleeping bags or folding beds cannot be accommodated. Children under 12 are limited to the rooms and suite on the first floor.
The Glen Arbor Bed & Breakfast is air conditioned throughout, Cable/VCR/DVD and WiFi 24/7 connectivity in every room and bedside reading lamps with charger outlets.
Homemade breakfast, with the freshest ingredients, served each morning for guests in the inn. Always fresh-baked muffins, pastries or breads; an egg dish, waffles or pancakes; seasonal fruit and yogurt; our signature granola (see the recipe below), tea, and custom-blend roast coffee. Cottage guests have full kitchens to prepare their individual breakfasts.
Glen Arbor Bed & Breakfast
6548 Western Avenue
Glen Arbor, MI 49636
877-253-4200
We offer a comfortable cottage directly on Little Traverse Lake. There is a spacious deck overlooking the water with 2 large picnic tables for outdoor dining. The entire living room which faces the lake is windows that overlook the spectacular sunset views that northern Michigan has to offer. There is a large, knotty pine living room with a cathedral ceiling and a massive fieldstone fireplace, a fully-stocked kitchen with a gorgeous lake view, and a screened-in porch. The 3 bedrooms consist of one room with a king size bed, a second room with a queen bed, and a third room with 2 sets of bunk beds with double beds on the bottom and twins on top.
Cozy Cottage on Little Traverse Lake
Between Leland and Glen Arbor
Glen Arbor, MI
(231) 271-4066
Established in 1885 to accommodate the lumbering and seafaring trades, this historic inn rests in an idyllic setting. It has been authentically restored to retain its historic ambience and casual comfort.
Offering 14 beautifully decorated rooms, some with private baths. Adjacent to shops and restaurants, it’s a short walk to the beaches on Lake Michigan.
Open May through October.
Sylvan Inn
6680 Western Ave.
Glen Arbor, MI 49636
231-334-4333
Performing, jamming, and busking since 2006, Who Hit John? has tenaciously evolved from their beginnings as an old-time string band playing on the street corner for tips. Incorporating Gypsy Jazz, Swing and European flavors into an already eclectic collage of barnstorming old-time originals and traditionals, they blend old-world music with a vibrant breath of excellent and soul. Expect fanciful fiddle and trumpet melodies over a thick core of acoustic rhythm. Visit Who Hit John? on their website at www.whohitjohn.com. Call 231.334.5000 to order tickets.
Sounds of Sleeping Bear Concert Series
The Homestead announces the new Sounds of Sleeping Bear concert series for summer 2011. The concerts takes place on beautiful Bay Mountain that is located in the Village at The Homestead. Guests will experience dazzling views as well as outstanding musical talent. The concert venue faces west with a view of Lake Michigan and the Manitou Islands as a backdrop. Prior to the start of the concert, guests can enjoy a beverage on the Bay Mountain patio with a view of Glen Lake to the East and Lake Michigan to the West.
Take a chair lift or golf cart to the top of Bay Mountain at 6 pm to enjoy the view and socialize before the concert. Beer, wine, soft drinks and snacks are available for purchase. The concert starts promptly at 7 pm. Bring a sweather or jacket in case of cool weather or a breeze. In case of rain the concert will be moved inside to rustic-yet-elegant Mountain Flowers Lodge at the base of Bay Mountain. Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 the day of the concert. Order by phone at 231.334.5000.
Empire Lakeshore Inn is conveniently located in the Village of Empire Michigan, the heart of the Sleeping Bear Sand Dunes.
We offer a comfortable cottage directly on Little Traverse Lake. There is a spacious deck overlooking the water with 2 large picnic tables for outdoor dining. The entire living room which faces the lake is windows that overlook the spectacular sunset views that northern Michigan has to offer. There is a large, knotty pine living room with a cathedral ceiling and a massive fieldstone fireplace, a fully-stocked kitchen with a gorgeous lake view, and a screened-in porch. The 3 bedrooms consist of one room with a king size bed, a second room with a queen bed, and a third room with 2 sets of bunk beds with double beds on the bottom and twins on top.
Historic comfortable bed & breakfast
Performing, jamming, and busking since 2006, Who Hit John? has tenaciously evolved from their beginnings as an old-time string band playing on the street corner for tips. Incorporating Gypsy Jazz, Swing and European flavors into an already eclectic collage of barnstorming old-time originals and traditionals, they blend old-world music with a vibrant breath of excellent and soul. Expect fanciful fiddle and trumpet melodies over a thick core of acoustic rhythm. Visit Who Hit John? on their website at