Explore our Whitehall MI Inn
The Lewis House, a stately Victorian home in Whitehall MI, sits atop a bluff overlooking White Lake. Built in 1878 by John C. Lewis, and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it stands today much as it did more than a century ago as one of the most impressive Victorian homes in Whitehall. Historically authentic yet thoughtfully modernized, the house has undergone extensive renovations to restore its late-Victorian grandeur while incorporating the comfort and amenities expected by today’s guests.
Guest rooms in the main house are graciously appointed with spacious private bathrooms, high ceilings and large original windows. The parlor, library, dining room and bistro room of the inn are furnished with quality and comfort in mind, inviting guests to linger throughout the house. From June through October, guests staying in the main house may enjoy a thoughtfully prepared breakfast on Thursday through Sunday mornings, served as a complimentary amenity in the formal dining room or, weather permitting, outdoors on the patio.
In addition to the main house, the guest house offers a private retreat with rustic charm, a fully equipped kitchen, a private entrance, and sweeping views of White Lake – ideal for those seeking the ease and independence of a vacation cottage.
Just up the hill from a miles-long paved rail-to-trail bike path, it’s a short walk to water-view restaurants, neat shops and micro-breweries, a short distance from Lake Michigan and right next door to the historic Playhouse at White Lake. Guests are welcome to enjoy immaculate grounds, stunning lake views, and the quiet elegance of a carefully restored 19th century home and its renovated caretaker’s cottage. Explore the house, discover the history behind The Lewis House and its Hillside Cottage, and begin planning your next Whitehall, MI getaway.
