The Perfect Spring Getaway Starts With One Of These 8 Picture-Perfect Airbnbs
By Jack Springgate|Published March 05, 2024
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Jack Springgate
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I'm proud to be from the great state of Michigan. I've lived in the Mitten several different times throughout my life spending time in all corners of it. My journeys took me up and down the Lake Michigan coast, out east to explore Detroit and Ann Arbor, and to the dense forests of the UP.
Before writing with Only In Your State, I worked as a local TV news reporter and anchor, most recently in South Bend. Many of the stories I covered took place in Southwest Michigan. My roots are even deeper in the Wolverine State as I often head to Kalamazoo to visit family.
When I'm not out exploring nature, I'm avidly watching sports. I specifically have a deep love for the Michigan Wolverines (my alma mater), and I get to write about them and several other Big Ten teams as and editor for Athlon Sports. I also love to enjoy the great outdoors with my wife and our dog, Piper.
I'm excited to share all my favorite Michigan destinations with you. Keep exploring.
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Spring can’t come soon enough in Michigan. With folks eager to get out and explore once the snow melts, this season can be one of the most exciting in the Mitten State. Not only is this when some of the state’s most beloved festivals take place, but it’s also your first chance to beat all the tourists to your favorite nature destinations.
That means there are hundreds of incredible Airbnbs available, that would otherwise be booked if you’re planning a trip in the summer. Here are the top eight Michigan Airbnbs to consider booking for your springtime getaway.
When you’re driving through the middle of wine vineyards and cherry orchards in Leelanau County, homes like The Chameleon House truly stand out. I’ve driven by this three-bedroom home several times and it’s tough to keep your eyes on the road when you see it. This rental has nine levels that each add a different feature.
The modern interior contrasts beautifully with the rural landscape. With spring rates starting around $200 per night, it’s worth a stay to simply reveal what the interior looks like.
Make room for the entire family at this gorgeous lake house in Fennville, Michigan. Nicknamed “The Lighthouse” this home serves as a beacon for good times and fond memories. Nestled on the shores of Lake Michigan this massive home has all the amenities for ultimate relaxation. From a pool, to a spa, to a game room, you might never want to leave.
That is until you see the beautiful surroundings. With spring rates starting at $730 per night, it’s time to plan the next family reunion.
Some rentals offer an experience you simply won't find anywhere else. This Alpaca Farm Barn in Allegan is no exception. Besides the close encounter with some majestic beasts, you’ll also be charmed by the beautiful interior of this three-bedroom barn.
At roughly $430 per night during the spring, you’ll find all the modern amenities at this rural rental, including a hot tub and sauna.
The Tulip Time Festival is one of the biggest spring events in Michigan. This Cabin In The Woods near Holland, MI provides a convenient location near the festival along with beautiful scenery to match. Spring rates start around $550 per night and the cabin accommodates up to four people.
You can watch the forest come to life outside these beautiful floor-to-ceiling windows. You can also cozy up on chilly spring evenings next to the fireplace. This amazing combination of rustic and modern can be all yours this spring.
Few towns in Michigan take advantage of the spring weather quite like Ann Arbor. With farmers markets, nature trails, and outdoor activities around every corner, you can find your spring awakening at The Blue Arbor in Ann Arbor’s historic Kerrytown district.
Located near dozens of unique shops and within walking distance of the University of Michigan, you’ll be able to enjoy a comfortable stay in this four-bedroom home for roughly $235 per night in the spring.
This Lake Huron Beach House in Port Austin puts the “Great” and “Lakes” in Michigan’s nickname, The Great Lakes State. While it only has four bedrooms, it has 10 beds with room for 16 guests. Located on the shores of Lake Huron, there’s enough space and beach to go around.
Spring rates are roughly $280 per night, making this a steal for groups big or small. The home is designed with every modern amenity you need for a comfortable stay.
The Hiawatha National Forest is just one of the reasons to visit the Upper Peninsula. There are several great places to stay near the park, but none connect you to the forest quite like the Chapel Forest Cabin near Munising, MI.
This massive property is surrounded by pristine Michigan forests and can sleep up to 14 people. Spring rates run around $270 per night. Don’t forget to bring your four-wheelers if you have them.
Detroit is the home of Motown music and this massive Motown Home makes that very clear. This huge rental in Detroit is Motown-themed, spanning seven bedrooms and 5,000 square feet. You’ll be walking into a piece of history, with spring rates running around roughly $850 per night.
All of these stunning Airbnb options are widely available for the 2024 spring season. You could also score some discounted rates by booking ahead of the vacation season. Lifelong memories are just a click away at any of these wonderful properties.
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