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Raymond House Inn Bed and Breakfast

Port Sanilac, Michigan

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Raymond House Inn Bed and Breakfast

111 S Ridge St, Port Sanilac, MI 48469

Region: Southeast

Rooms: 7

(810) 622-8800

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Seven themed rooms offer a vintage charm and feel next to the shores of Lake Huron in Port Sanilac, where the vibe is always “lake time.” Historic treasures, shipwreck tales, and lake time await.

  • Historic
  • Romantic
  • Harbor
  • Families
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About Raymond House Inn Bed and Breakfast

Historic charm meets comfort and warm hospitality at Raymond House Inn B&B  in the Lake Huron village of Port Sanilac.

With seven rooms, including a family suite, Raymond House is less than two hours northeast of Detroit’s city center and 43 minutes north of Port Huron.

As harbor towns go, ours is a quieter and more laid-back cousin to Lexington, 11 miles to our south. This is one reason so many people love Port Sanilac.

Which room suits you best?

If you prefer a first-floor room, choose the Princess Room, with a queen bed and an en-suite bath with shower. The room has a small fridge.

We have four rooms on the second floor:

  • Red Room: Antique queen sleigh bed plus pull-out sofa bed. Private bathroom with shower. Can accommodate up to three.
  • Henry Ford Room: Antique queen bed plus pull-out sofa bed. Private bathroom with shower. Can accommodate up to three.
  • Captain’s Room: Antique queen bed. Fainting couch. Private bathroom with shower
  • Blue Room: Queen canopy bed and sofa. Private bathroom with shower.

The Family Suite occupies the entire third floor, with a king-size bed and sofa in one room. On the other side of a hallway — which includes a fainting couch and reading nook plus access to the shared private bath with shower — is the Kid’s Room. It has a queen-size bed plus bunk beds plus a crib and rocking chair.

The inn includes multiple common areas, making for the perfect gathering spot for families or friends coming for a special celebration. Relax in the first-floor parlor with its fireplace, picture windows, and comfortable furniture. Period touches include an antique View-Master, glass goggles, and photos on the wall of Uri Raymond and Nancy Ann, the home’s first occupants. The adjacent space is called the Meeting Room and can be used for games and crafts and can accommodate up to 12 adults for a retreat or other meeting.

Breakfast is served in the dining room between 9 and 11 a.m. One day, breakfast might be blueberry pancakes, another day steak and eggs, with cornbread muffins and country-fried potatoes. In warmer months, some guests dine on the deck. #yumyu

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Mary Rudd, Innkeeper

A Little Bit Of History

The Raymond House Inn is a 3 story, 6,000 sq ft, Victorian Mansion, built in 1872.This beautiful majestic home is located only 500 ft. from The Port Sanilac Lighthouse, Marina, and one of Michigan’s deepest great lakes,(Lake Huron.) We are within walking distance of swimming ,fishing, sailing, scuba diving, shopping, and fine dining. Take a look at our accommodations, and enjoy one of the most wonderful vacation spots in Pure Michigan! Innkeeper Mary is passionate about old-fashion hospitality and loves sharing her experiences with guests.
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Experience Port Sanilac

Port Sanilac is on the Southeast Michigan Thumb, on the coast of Lake Huron. It is just 90 minutes north of Detroit, but it seems like an entirely different world. History is everywhere in Port Sanilac – in the oldest continually operating hardware store in Michigan, in the Port Sanilac Light (established in 1886, and a private residence today), and in the numerous historic homes. Visit a Port Sanilac bed and breakfast and visit another time.

The Sanilac County Historic Village and Museum are on the 10-acre, 1853 estate of Dr. Joseph Loop. Imagine what it would be like to learn in the old (150 + years) one-room schoolhouse in the village. Imagine what it would be like to live in the Banner Pioneer Log Cabin, or to stay in a 1937 hunting cabin for a weekend.

 

Unique Experiences At Raymond House Inn Bed and Breakfast

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Raymond House Fall Special

The Raymond House Inn is located in the beautiful coastal town of Port Sanilac. Fall is an excellent time to visit and enjoy the breathtaking fall colors and activities. From now till Thanksgiving, enjoy tremendous savings. Book a two- or more-night stay and receive 50% off your second night. Enjoy a stroll past the Port Sanilac Lighthouse and walk on the nearby beach, where you can enjoy amazing sunrises. Your stay includes a delicious homemade breakfast served to you each day. You can book your stay using the link provided and call or e-mail for the second-night discount to be applied.

Raymond House Phone- 810-622-8800.    e-mail- raymondhouseinn@gmail.com

 

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UNIQUE EXPERIENCES AT Raymond House Inn Bed and Breakfast

Lighthouses

Port Sanilac Lighthouse with blue skies If you’re among the many travelers who come to Michigan to see and soak up the fascinating history of the state’s many lighthouses, Port Sanilac and the Raymond House offer a great vantage point. Walk one block to see and photograph the Port Sanilac Lighthouse, constructed in 1886 and now owned by a lighthouse preservationist, who opens it to tours periodically.

A trip to Port Huron, about 40 minutes south, will allow you, in season, to climb the 82-foot-high restored Fort Gratiot Lighthouse, established as the first lighthouse in Michigan and the second on the Great Lakes. While you’re there, tour the nearby Huron Lightship, which served as a floating lighthouse for five decades.

Two other lighthouses are within a 45-minute drive north, Pointe aux Barques Lighthouse at Port Hope and Harbor Beach Lighthouse, accessible via periodic boat tours in summer.

Expect fees to climb or tour lighthouses and pay them cheerfully. You’re helping to preserve these historic beacons.

Adventure

Front of a green kayak on a lake at sunsetKayak the Tip of the Thumb Heritage Water Trail between Port Sanilac and Port Austin. The trail consists of rest areas and campsites marked with signage visible from Lake Huron. Larger boats stay in deeper waters along this stretch of shoreline because of rocks and shallow areas, so kayaking near shore can be peaceful. However, wind and wave conditions on Lake Huron are changeable, so it’s recommended that you launch in a sea kayak that you have experience using.

Port Sanilac Marina, which overlooks the harbor, is a dealer for some slick-looking Hobie Kayaks (plus sailboats and paddle boards).

If you want to kayak in and near the harbor on a fair day, Port Austin Kayaks has a rental outpost at the harbor.

Take a day trip or a sunset cruise aboard Miss Port Sanilac, a 45-foot trawler. Charter a fishing trip to troll for trout and salmon or to cast a line for perch. Learn to sail. The folks at Port Sanilac Marina are the ones to ask about current opportunities like these.

You can scuba dive shipwrecks out of Port Sanilac. The 163-square-mile Sanilac Shores Underwater Preserve was established to protect a number of historical shipwrecks, including the Regina, a 250-foot freighter that went down in a storm in 1913. In the many decades before technology made Great Lakes navigation safer, this area experienced many disastrous wrecks, which fascinate divers today.

Other adventures in our area include:

  • Bike trails. Ride the four miles between Lexington and Croswell. In Port Huron, ride south on the Bridge to Bay Trail or, in town ride or walk on two paved routes alongside the St. Clair River.
  • Kayaking on the less traveled upper Black River north of Croswell or, in Port Huron, on the 10-mile Island Loop Route National Water Trail, considered an intermediate-level trail because one leg takes you through swift waters under the Blue Water Bridges.
  • Golf. The closest golf course to Raymond House is Huron Shores, about a mile away. Three other 18-hole courses are all about 14 miles away: Woodland Hills in Sandusky, and two courses at Lakeview Hills in Lexington.

Your Comfort

Property Type & Geographic Setting

  • Small Town / Village

Food Service

  • Complimentary Full Breakfast
  • Welcome Snack or Drink
  • Refrigerator Access
  • Microwave Access
  • Coffee Bar
  • Ice Machine

Inn Amenities

  • ADA Compliant and/or Handicapped Accessible
  • WiFi
  • National Historic Register Property
  • Caters To Business Travelers
  • Accepts Government Rates
  • Off-Street Parking
  • Central Air

Room Amenities

  • Air Conditioning in Room
  • Rooms with King Beds
  • Room Cleaning Service options
  • MiniFridges

Business Travel

  • Work Desk and Chair

Events and offers

  • Weddings
  • Retreats / Charity Events

Rates/policies are subject to change and vary during high-impact periods and special requests. A 30-day cancellation notice is required on whole house bookings and for some holidays and special events.

Rooms canceled at least 14 days before your reservation date will incur a $100 cancellation fee with the return of your initial deposit. Rooms canceled less than 14 days before your reservation date will result in a loss of your initial deposit.

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Michigan Bed and Breakfast Association
6757 Cascade Road SE, Ste 241
Grand Rapids, MI 49546

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(828) 595-0253

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