Historic Holly Hotel Restaurant & Comedy Club

Professional Stand Up Comedy, Every Friday & Saturday! Since 1983, we have been THE venue for the best in Stand-Up Comedians from Los Angeles to New York! 8:30 and 10:30 shows Friday and Saturday Performances: $12.00 Cover Charge ($10.00 for Dining Guests) No longer an Inn, Michigan's Holly Hotel is a nationally-known American restaurant, listed on the United States Register of Historic Places.. The essence of award-winning regional and classical cuisine, late Queen Anne Victorian architecture, and a loyal following since 1891! This establishment has long been known to be haunted. One of the ghosts here is said to be Mr. Hirst, former owner and most-often-seen apparition. He doesn’t like noise or renovations. He wears a frock coat and top hat and smokes cigars. He sometimes can be heard laughing or, more rarely, speaking. Another ghost who resides here is Nora Kane, a petite, pretty lady who loves music. Her portrait can be seen in the main lobby. Her flowery perfume is often detected by guests and her apparition is often seen in the bar and back hall. She is sometimes heard playing the piano or singing late at night. If that weren’t enough, there is also said to be a ghost in the kitchen who is very active. It’s a playful spirit who often giggles and moves items, especially the meat cleaver, and can be heard running up and down stairways. This is believed to be the spirit of a child. Many more ghosts have been reported here, including Leona, the Hirst family’s terrier, who can be heard barking or running in the halls. The ghost dog even brushes up against people’s legs.