Casas de Férias em Vinícolas de Leelanau Peninsula, MI

"The hosts were very communicative and helpful. The property was beautiful, spacious, and clean. The hot tub in particular was very nice. Highly recommend."

"Nice place to stay. Centrally located. Very clean and well supplied."

"A fantastic stay! The lake views from the back window were absolutely breathtaking. The house was spotless and a perfect, convenient location for exploring both Traverse City and Suttons Bay. We'll definitely be back!"

"My husband, I, and a couple of friends stayed at Mariner Petite for a late winter Up North getaway. Northport is a quiet and quaint destination. The house was everything as advertised. Very well appointed with comfortable beds. After a day of sightseeing, we enjoyed the hot tub under the stars. The hosts were very communicative. We hope to stay here again in the future."

"The host is super responsive and the house is very comfortable. Outdoor temps were -20 but we were very warm and comfortable in the house! It was well stocked with the simple things that a lot of vrbos don’t do…like toilet paper and dish soap and other cleaning products. The hot tub is perfectly positioned to enjoy the gorgeous view. It was perfect for those cold winter nights!"

"We had a wonderful weekend at this beautiful place. Robin replied the message extremely fast, and they even provide a cage for our dogs and it save us a lot of time to settle our pets. The rooms are wonderful and really comfy. I love how they designed their kitchen, it looks wonderful. We started a pit fire in the night and the wood was provided right next to the pit. Its really convenient! I would definitely come visit again!"

"The most cozy, warm and cleanest VRBO I’ve stayed at. Beautifully decorated, amazing comfortable beds, delightful outdoor spaces in a quiet and relaxing neighborhood. Great location between Traverse City, the wineries, Sutton’s Bay and a plethora of choices for dinning & shopping. We will return! Thank you for sharing your beautiful home. Coffee on the front porch before the sun came up was a special, quiet, and calming morning ritual; even on the cold November mornings. "