Fountain Point Resort

We loved our stay at this resort! It was very peaceful and beautiful. Staff were very helpful when we had car problems and needed a mechanic. We enjoyed kayaking and paddle boarding on the lake and sipping our morning coffee on the chairs on the back lawn.

Such an awesome place had no idea what I was getting into before I booked it but it’s this awesome gorgeous old huge mansion that they converted into a hotel… Or just a really old hotel. Right on the water, really beautiful scenery and definitely affordable, it was $143 booking it just a few days before in the middle of June. Pretty good value for a sweet experience.

This place is a walk back in time. The rooms are cozy in the hotel. There is no air conditioning or TV but there are lots of lawn games, water toys, outdoor seating including a beautiful back porch available instead. The beach area is small but inviting. They offer bikes, kayaks, and standing boards for use.The hotel building is very large and includes several seating areas inside, a large dining area and a fun game room. This is different from a standard hotel with the private bathrooms that are down the hall from the room. The whole facility seems very clean. There are not food prep items in the room but there is a shared refeigerator, microwave and toaster in the facility. There were many photos from years past, bookselves filled with classic books and antique furniture. This place and

Summer in northern Michigan feels like stepping back in time—a place where you can disconnect from technology and immerse yourself in nature. Fountain Point embodies that charm: peaceful, nestled by the lake, and seemingly frozen in a simpler era. Sounds idyllic, right?||||For some, it might be. I never considered myself privileged. I saved up for my vacation, eager to unwind at Fountain Point with my kids. Before the trip, my teenage daughter received a Polo towel from her boyfriend as a gift. One afternoon on the beach, we noticed another family with the same towel but didn’t think much of it.||||The next day, while using our towel on the beach, the manager approached us, accusing us of stealing it from that family. Shocked, I stood my ground, but he threatened to call the police. Rather

I stayed here for a night after a camping trip just to sleep in a bed and have a nice shower before I left to go back home, and now I’m wishing I could have stayed a couple extra days here. The main house is an old school hotel, unlike any hotel experience I’ve ever had. As a whole it’s very charming and relaxed. I loved the porch, I spent most of my time on it reading and snacking. I also hung out in the main room late at night on a comfy leather couch reading for a while as well. My room had a king sized bed and an offshoot room with a twin and it had its own sink. I slept great. No tvs, which I loved, but they do have WiFi. The bathrooms are down the hall with the toilets and showers. They have a room with a little coffee bar and a fridge for guests to store their food. They have a nice