South Haven Hotel Guide. Hotels in Bluffs of South Haven, South Haven, United States of America

"Very nice inside. The yard was a hit messy"

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"There was no television in the room, it had holes where it used to be though. No shower curtain. Blood drag marks on the walls. Was told they had other rooms but they couldn’t be cleaned. Manager was called about the TV but she never replied is what I was told."

"Staff was warm and helpful. View from the room was into nature outside. Swimming pool was a good size and very clean. Everything worked fine except for an exhaust fan in the bathroom, which could not be shut off and was noisy. I would stay here again."

"Great location "

"Clean , close to highway , breakfast included …"

"Loved it"

"This is my second time staying at Hotel Nichols in South Haven. All n all, if you're looking for a nice, reasonably priced place to stay and location is important so you can walk around the town and not have to drive, Hotel Nichols is the place to stay! South Haven as a whole is the perfect mini getaway from Chicago, and Hotel Nichols' location is absolutely perfect so you can walk around to shops, restaurants, the beach etc. It was a last minute mom and daughter trip. The walkability is one of the best features of staying at this hotel vs an Airbnb, and though this trip was during offseason, and several places are temporarily closed, there is still enough to do and enjoy in an even more relaxed time. Nick who works at Hotel Nichols is always very welcoming and friendly, and we appreciate that breakfast is included. The hotel is charming and even offers an array of board games for guests if you have earlier nights in (which we did). Nearby vineyard: If you're coming from (or returning to) the Chicagoland area and you enjoy wine, we also tried Filkins vineyard on our way up - only 25 min from the hotel, great wines, a beautiful vineyard and friendly staff. "

"Front desk manager is extremely rude and creepy. As a woman I would not recommend staying here. The guy stares at you and stalks you. When finally confronted about his behavior he says he is just managing. The creepy staring and following you up to your room is extremely dangerous and not okay!"