A Cherished Summer Getaway
on Mackinac Island

Boutique Luxury
on the Straits of Mackinac

A seasonal stunner, our classically sophisticated and intimate hotel captivates first-time visitors and longtime guests with a singular combination of individually decorated guest rooms and suites, exceptional dining, and an unmatched waterfront location.

A view of Hotel Iroquois from the dock with chairs.

A blue painted room with green carpet, white bed, windows on the wall.

a brick path leading through a flower garden on both sides.

Serene
Waterside Location

Located directly on the water, Hotel Iroquois offers views of the historic Round Island Lighthouse.

Rooms
With Quintessential Mackinac Style

Our guest rooms and suites capture the vibrant residential style of a summer getaway.

Stunning
Summer Gardens

A profusion of fragrant blooms makes our exquisite Victorian-style gardens one of the island’s finest, most lovingly tended landscapes.

Flavors
at The Carriage House

Enjoy one of Chef Greg Murphy's award-winning dishes, such as the fresh Seafood Salad, paired with a glass of Sancerre and a waterfront view, at The Carriage House.

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Colorful
Residential Retreats

Timeless furnishings pair with bright plaids and prints to create guest rooms and suites that feel like your own seaside summer escape.

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Guest Reviews

Wonderful hotel in a great location!

The Hotel Iroquois was the perfect spot for our 2 night visit to Mackinac Island. The hotel is located at the end of main street, so easy walk to restaurants, stores, etc, but enough distance to still be quiet and out of the hustle and bustle. We had a room overlooking the lake and it was so beautiful. The staff is very nice and the hotel beautifully decorated. We ate every night at the hotel restaurant and enjoyed it tremendously. Great place to watch the sun set.

— MaryE995

We enjoyed SO much at the Iroquois!

The rooms were gorgeous and updated! The staff was amazingly friendly, attentive, and helpful! The breakfast dining was so relaxing and enjoyable. The gardens were mesmerizingly beautiful, but the dock on the bay was our favorite part of our stay, to watch the sunrise, order an afternoon drink, and stargaze late at night! Such a magical place to make special memories with family members!

— Jennifer P.

Perfect place to stay with a view

We only stayed one night on the island, but everything was wonderful. Hotel Iroquois is gracious, historic, wonderfully appointed and a perfect location. We had a corner room on the 3rd floor with a view of the harbor so we could watch all the activity. The staff is very professional, and the bar and restaurant are wonderful. Good drinks, excellent food, terrific views - what else would you like?

— gdownes

Mini vacation

My husband and I stayed here as newlyweds and had a great experience. It was like staying in a hotel back in time. The staff was very friendly and they kept the hotel impeccably clean. Everything was great from the dining area to the sitting areas available in the entrance. I will plan on coming again.

— Haley R.

Perfect place!

We are here for five nights...the staff was friendly and helpful. Our room is on the third floor overlooking the lighthouse. We liked our room a lot...... we chose to keep the windows open to hear the waves crashing on shore and feel the cool sea breeze. It was a very relaxing locale, yet close to the Main Street! What more could we ask for...

— Cherie P.

Idyllic

The Hotel Iroquois is fantastic. All of the staff goes above and beyond at all times. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The location is very convenient to the harbor, especially if you take the Star Line ferry. Our room was a classic, with a nice view of the Straits of Mackinac and the Mackinac Bridge. The complimentary continental breakfast was outstanding. If you are considering a stay on Mackinac Island, I highly recommend the Hotel Iroquois.

— Timothy B.

Explore
Mackinac Island

As if suspended in time, Michigan's beautiful Mackinac Island recalls the ease of an earlier era. At just under four square miles, it's best explored on foot or by bicycle or horse-drawn carriage.

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