Plan Your Perfect Vacation
Welcome to our family of inns. We have 3 amazing locations in the heart of the Leelanau Peninsula, guaranteed to make memories that will last a lifetime.
Nestled in the tall pines in the center of Glen Arbor. You’ll find us just steps to the beach, galleries, restaurants and boutique shops in town.
M22 Inn, Suttons Bay pairs charming amenities with convenient access to some of the most sought-after culinary and recreational destinations.
Visit the historic Sylvan Inn, built in 1885. Where gracious country charm meets modern amenities in the heart of Glen Arbor.
Great Location and Quiet!
…We enjoyed our stay, the room was clean with a refrigerator and a microwave. We highly recommend it. It was in walking distance to all the shops and restaurants…
Monnie
Quaint, New England style inn
…We loved this little inn! It was squeaky clean and freshly painted…
Clara – Tennessee
Looking forward to our return!
My husband and I stayed two nights in late summer 2016. We loved the convenience, and the non-fussy, welcoming atmosphere of the Inn…
User – Ilostmythong
Meet the Gersensons
David and Theresa and their 2 children
The Gersensons relocated here in 2012 and are the proud owners of M22 Inn Suttons Bay (formerly the Red Lion Motor Lodge), M22 Inn Glen Arbor (formerly the Lakeshore Inn) and The Sylvan Inn Bed & Breakfast west of Traverse City.
Stay
When you’re researching the perfect location for a special group of family or friends or a relaxed setting for a corporate meeting in the Suttons Bay or Glen Arbor areas, we have the perfect accommodations to meet your every need.
Relax
Our inns are made for comfort with newly renovated rooms filled with everything you need for a relaxing vacation. Our staff goes out of their way to make sure each guest leaves our inns with a smile.
Enjoy
People today find the Inn a perfect place to unpack and stay awhile, lured by the surrounding wonders of the Leelanau Peninsula. Some of the area attractions include the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, the Crystal River and the Manitou Islands.