Boutique Hotels in Great Lakes from CA $129

"It is always been a great place to stay"

"The Chelsea was a convenient place for us to stay. It's an old building but well kept. The one drawback we found was that it was very noisy. We could hear people in the hallway from our room plain as day. They have a lovely pool and hot tub also."

"Room was clean, but the room was also very hot. Microwave did not work at first. They sent somebody up to fix it, but I still had to sleep in a hot room because the air was not working. I went down to ask the lady at the front desk for a microwave because my work was not working and she rushed me away assuring me that someone was coming up to fix all these issues I was having only for him to get up there take a board off the countertop to plug up the microwave and tell me to just turn the air off and turn it back on again and it should work overall it was a nice hotel very clean"

"Hotel room was clean, staff was lovely. Breakfast was great! Room is quite small. Every time I walked past my bed, I bumped into the tv mounted on the wall. Parking can be an issue. Although we ended up finding parking nearby, the underground garage listed as the Holiday Inn’s parking only allowed vehicles under 5’7” which our van did not comply with. Pool and change rooms were very clean as well. VERY warm but only a complaint if you were a bystander and not actually in the water. "