Alquileres vacacionales en Vermontville

Sunsets on the Grand

Mid-Modern stylish condo with views of Grand River! Minutes from shopping, restaurants, and downtown Lansing. Take a walk or bike along the River trail, or head to beautiful Frances Park and enjoy the peaceful views of the rose garden. Just a stones throw away from MSU & Lansing Row Clubs and the public boat launch. Only a 10-minute drive to Michigan State University! Extra amenities provided so you have everything you need for a comfy stay while visiting us here in the capital city of Michigan.

Charming Restored Vintage Retreat! 5 min to I 69

Enjoy the peaceful charm & ambiance of a restored vintage B&B! Perfect for a romantic getaway, personal retreat or family trip, it’s private, quiet, has views of 200 acres of lovely woods & is beautifully decorated with comfy vintage and cottage style furniture. Amenities include wine Welcome Basket, yummy breakfast items, Starbucks coffee, luxury bedding, Premium TV channels & BOSE speaker! 5 min from I-69, come stay & see why guests call The Cottage a cozy, charming “home away from home!”

Hidden in the woods

Quiet, country setting that comfortably accommodates two. This space is above our garage, which is not attached to our house. We have lots of chickens, curious cats and a couple of friendly goats. We are often outside working or playing, but the apartment is very private once you are upstairs!! There is NO WiFi here. There IS a lovely, private balcony with a nice view, lots of movies, and fun games. Verizon service works great here, so if you have a Hotspot you could hook up to our smart TV.

Peaceful Retreat in Charlotte

Escape to our updated, clean guesthouse at the end of a private, paved road, offering the perfect blend of a peaceful setting and convenience. Just a mile from I-69, our cozy guest home provides easy access to local attractions and is a cost-effective, convenient place to stay for events at The University of Olivet, Michigan State, local wedding venues, Firekeepers Casino, and more! Whether you're passing through or looking for a relaxing getaway, our guest home is ideal for your next stay!

Best Couples Vacation, Private, Hot Tub, Creek,

*Imagine soaking in your private hot tub under the stars while a gentle creek flows just steps away. You are surrounded by trees and natural beauty. *Situated on 70 acres with flowing creek *Pickle Ball court 1 mile from Binn *Fully stocked kitchen *Fireplace *Hot tub with towels provided * Firepit with firewood *Bird feeder for Bird lovers *King size bed with quality bedding *Forgot something? Got cha *In floor heat *Snacks *Walking trails *Good WIFI *Unplug to reconnect

LNSNG LXRY 4 | Hot Tub + Vibes

Welcome home. For our fourth experience, Kendall and I wanted to keep pushing two things : unique + cozy. Lights that can set a vibe with the push of a button. Check Gas fire inside, bonfire out. Check Custom epoxy dining table. Check Samsung The Frame TV. Check Light strip on the wall that would make Luke Skywalker jealous. Check And the chefs kiss? A massive hot tub that we probably splurged a hair heavy on. But what we call an investment, you will call the best part of your trip.

urban, warehouse, brick in downtown

The loft is downtown lake odessa above a store front. Awesome for nightly or longer stays. It has Brick walls, barn siding, exposed ceiling, Murphy beds, fireplace. Walk down stairs , to r, antique shops, a fabulous old fashioned ice cream shoppe, seasonal. The public beach is walking distance. This would be an awesome place to have a group of friends party, however it can’t be used for that. It has to be more low key, there is an overnight rental below the loft. It’s great for relaxing

Barn Quilt Bungalow

The Barn Quilt Bungalow- Views of horses right out your window! Includes 1 bedroom (queen), 1 pull out mattress (queen), 1 bathroom (shower), living room, kitchen, heat & A/C. Walk the trails or walk to the winery. MAX OCCUPANCY is TWO guests. You can add a third for $30/night. Guests may not bring additional people, no matter how long. Airbnb will be contacted immediately if you exceed the max occupancy. No children, animals, or service animals (allergy/ health hazard).

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Eppstein House

Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, the Eppstein House is a rare architectural gem nestled in the same region as Wright’s Meyer May House in Grand Rapids, the Gilmore Car Museum in Hickory Corners, and the charming beach town of South Haven. This is a unique opportunity to experience an extraordinary home—yours to enjoy for a few unforgettable days. Travel + Leisure named the Eppstein House as Michigan’s most unique Airbnb, effectively ranking it #1 in uniqueness for the state.

The Coop at Vintage Grove Family Farm

Welcome! This charming little house is a repurposed chicken coop on the farm. Enjoy the quiet, country life with all the comforts from home. The Coop is located between the main house and the large barn on a small hobby farm. This is a working farm with large and small animals, however, there are no hens in the guest house! During your stay, you are welcome to wander through the barn and visit all the animals. We do not have a TV, however, the internet works great!

Stunning Studio

Lovely one bedroom studio just a four minute walk from Marshall’s beautiful historic downtown! Shop, eat, and explore this bustling community with a small-town feel! Enjoy our full itinerary of local events, or explore other wonderful local communities. Marshall’s proximity to intersecting state highways I-94, and I-69 offers a perfect spot to access all the bounties the State of Michigan has to offer. Come explore the Great Lake State in comfort and style!

The Amberg House - a Frank Lloyd Wright Original

Staying in a house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright is a bucket list item for fans of America's most acclaimed architect. The Amberg House was completed in 1911 at the pinnacle of Wright's Prairie Style influence. Though every Wright home is special, the Amberg House is a unique collaboration between Wright and Marion Mahony. Mahony worked with Wright from 1896 until 1909. A graduate of MIT, she was the first woman to be licensed as an architect in the US.