Dewey Lake Manor is a century-old home which sits atop a knoll overlooking picturesque Dewey Lake. Surrounded by 18 acres of rolling land, the inn is an ideal spot for a relaxing, romantic getaway in the Irish Hills of Southern Michigan.

Guest can return to the days of old and relax in an aura of yesteryear, a time of lamplight and lace, love songs and flowers, picnics and sunsets. Five guest rooms, each individually decorated and featuring a private bath, reflect a bygone era with comfortable country Victorian decor. Queen featherbeds, fireplaces, air conditioning, clock radios, and cable television with VCRs are standard amenities. One room also boasts a Jacuzzi tub, while one delightful, sun-filled room has a bay window overlooking the lake.

Common rooms are equally as elegant. The parlor includes a piano for your entertainment, and the sitting room offers an oversized bay window for enjoying the lake. The large deck and glass-enclosed porch, also with a view of the lake, provide a pleasant place to relax or enjoy your full breakfast buffet of fresh fruit, fresh ground coffee, and homemade specialties. The Inn offers a "guest-friendly" kitchen, while cookies, lemonade/hot cider, coffee, tea, and popcorn are always available.

Seasonal events abound, including the Sugaring and Shearing Festival in March, the Bluebird Festival and Fine Art Show in April, the Rose Festival in June, and the Civil War Muster in August. Of course, the holidays always make great times to visit, with several December holiday open houses and the Hidden Lake Gardens Christmas Festival, featuring 1,400 luminaries.

Whether you come to enjoy the sweet sounds of a summer night or the quiet stillness of the frozen lake, your stay at Dewey Lake Manor Bed and Breakfast will be one to remember.

Explore the 18 acres surrounding Dewey Lake Manor and feel free to use some of the many complimentary amenities, including a paddleboat, canoe, grills, picnic tables, bonfires, horseshoes, and croquet. The Irish Hills area consists of 52 lakes and rolling countryside, ensuring that you will never want for peaceful scenery. Stroll Michigan State University's Hidden Lake Gardens, a 75-acre landscape arboretum for the benefit an education of the public, or tour the Michigan International Speedway. Recreational enthusiasts will find golf close by as well as hiking, canoeing, fishing, and horseback riding...all wonderful ways to enjoy the surrounding landscape.