3704 Chicago Drive, Hudsonville MI 49426
“I visited Hudsonville Antiques in search of additions for my collection of local history ephemera and artifacts, and I was happy that I did. The store had numerous vendors with the normal range of items for a vintage store. The prices were also fairly typical, but there were some bargains to be had for the careful shopper. It should be noted that the store prefers cash payments and charges a fee for card users, which is understandable given how credit card companies treat small business owners. The space was fairly well kept with fewer cluttered vendor booths than many stores of this type. A person with balance or mobility issues, however, might still find the space less accommodating than one would like. The store is also larger than one might think when viewing it from the road, so set aside sufficient time to browse when visiting. Visitors who are unfamiliar with the area might wish to consult a map and street view before going to the store because the store is easy to miss from the road. The store is tucked behind a gas station and the road that it is on is not easy to see when traveling westbound on Chicago Drive. The staff were very helpful and pointed out vendors who might have items that fit my interests. Thanks to their help, I found two items that I might not otherwise have found without spending more time than I had available. All told, it was a pleasant experience.”
2460 Chicago Drive, Hudsonville MI 49426
“Almost like a museum for antiques and clothes but without the stuffiness! Upon entering, the candles and their wonderful scent pulls you in! Each space is a unique vingette wonderfully decorated and thought out. Would have to go there a few times to actually take it all in! I know I missed a hundred things! Worth the drive wherever you are!”
4540 Ivanrest Avenue Southwest, Grandville MI 49418
“Meg greeted us warmly. She was very sweet, kind and very knowledgeable. She was Very patient. She gave us plenty of time to try beds out. She did not pressure us. She did not push upsells. We highly recommend her service and her store”
4269 Chicago Drive Southwest, Grandville MI 49418
“Alena has been absolutely wonderful to work with! She goes above and beyond for her customers, and I would highly recommend going to the lighting corner for your house needs. We will definitely be back in the future!”
4525 Canal Avenue Southwest, Grandville MI 49418
“Great prices and lots of sales going on through the holidays. This is the largest store I have ever been in for crafting supplies and they have just about everything you could want or need!”
2900 Wilson Ave SW, Grandville MI 49418
“There are so many booths filled with nostalgia. Give yourself plenty of time to peruse. They even had a treasure hunt going on, which kept the young ones occupied.”
2976 Ivanrest Ave SW Ste 125, Grandville MI 49418
“Wow. What an incredible immersive vintage shop. Very tucked away but worth it. Unique and wonderful items of the MCM era. Fun to go and look, also a wonderful place to find something one of a kind.”
970 Chicago Drive, Georgetown MI 49428
“Rustic Corner is such a nice store! Lots of cute things to buy. I love the relaxing music they play. I bought some natural skin cream. I love buying from small business owners too!”
334 Chicago Drive, Georgetown MI 49428
“Amazing customer service. The prices were outrageously unbeatable compared to other stores in the area. The selection of furniture and home goods was superb. The only complaint that I have is that they took too much of my money 🤣. However, I’ll be retuning for more soon”
4187 Chicago Dr SW #3, Grandville MI 49418
“I love walking through the halls of Changing Thymes! There are always new things being put out and the staff is amazing. I always find little treasures when I walk through!”
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