Staffords Perry Hotel

Experience the grandeur and elegance of a by-gone era without leaving modern day conveniences behind. Perched high on a bluff overlooking Lake Michigan, the Perry Hotel stands as a proud symbol of the early 1900s when northern Michigan tourism was in its infancy. Built in 1899 as one of some twenty original luxury resort hotels, Stafford's Perry Hotel is the only one still in operation. Open year round, our full service hotel boasts seventy-nine individually appointed guest rooms, many with private balconies overlooking the crystal clear waters of Little Traverse Bay. The Noggin Room Pub, a casual bar & grille, is open year round and features Michigan craft brews and local entertainment on select nights. Seasonal al fresco dining is offered on the Rose Garden Veranda and Lewis Street Porch (please call for dates & hours). Breakfast and lunch are served year round in the elegant H.O. Rose Dining Room with an unmatched view of Little Traverse Bay. Many of our overnight lodging rates include a hot breakfast with a room stay. We invite you to be our guest and experience the grace and hospitality that Stafford's is known for. Stafford's Perry Hotel is said to be haunted by a woman who committed suicide here in 1902. She has been seen in the garden looking toward the lake ever since!