“Just spent three nights at the Inn located in my Mom's hometown of Nahma, MI. The Inn is very old, constructed in 1909, and really does show its age. However, the history of the town and that of the Bay de noc lumber company, the company that owned the town, is fascinating. The staff was very accommodating as my family took over the public dining room and just rolled with changes in our schedule. (Our large group surprised them by showing up for dinner Saturday night.) They made us fresh banana bread and we helped ourselves to extra linen (my nephew made sure I knew the door says "Employees Only") and ice from the bar. The quiet, the isolation, the dark skies, and the stars all make the rustic conditions worth it. When you go to visit, don't just expect a five star, newly remolded hotel. Nahma is lucky to still be on the map after the lumber mill closed down and is slowly moving towards a tourist destination. Just ask for what you want or need. The staff will try their hardest to accommodate. My 87 year old Mom loved reminiscing and even bumped into a man she use to babysit! It really is a magical little town! Mom says it was the best trip ever.”
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“Just spent three nights at the Inn located in my Mom's hometown of Nahma, MI. The Inn is very old, constructed in 1909, and really does show its age. However, the history of the town and that of the Bay de noc lumber company, the company that owned the town, is fascinating. The staff was very accommodating as my family took over the public dining room and just rolled with changes in our schedule. (Our large group surprised them by showing up for dinner Saturday night.) They made us fresh banana bread and we helped ourselves to extra linen (my nephew made sure I knew the door says "Employees Only") and ice from the bar. The quiet, the isolation, the dark skies, and the stars all make the rustic conditions worth it. When you go to visit, don't just expect a five star, newly remolded hotel. Nahma is lucky to still be on the map after the lumber mill closed down and is slowly moving towards a tourist destination. Just ask for what you want or need. The staff will try their hardest to accommodate. My 87 year old Mom loved reminiscing and even bumped into a man she use to babysit! It really is a magical little town! Mom says it was the best trip ever.”