Grand Rapids, Michigan Bed and Breakfast Inns - and Surrounding Area

Grand Rapids is a cultural and historic bed and breakfast vacation destination. Bed and breakfast visitors who want to eyeball several significant architectural wonders should visit the Heritage Hill Neighborhood of Grand Rapids, which has many beautiful Tudor, Victorian, Italianate and Spanish-style mansions. This neighborhood will really speak to bed and breakfast visitors of the opulent Grand Rapids... » show more past. Highlights of the Heritage Hill Neighborhood include the Voigt House Victorian Museum, which has period furnishings, and the Meyer May House, which was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and is his last Prairie-style home. Another historic site that bed and breakfast visitors will enjoy seeing is the Gerald R. Ford Museum, which traces the career of the 38th president and includes a holographic tour of White House and a replica of the Oval Office. Another great museum is Grand Rapids Art Museum, which is one of the finest museums in Michigan and has world-renowned pieces in its permanent collection. Another fun museum for bed and breakfast visitors is the Grand Rapid Public Museum, which is on the banks of the Grand River. Downtown Grand Rapids is a great place for bed and breakfast visitors to spend time: View live theater, catch a musical performance and shop in unique shops in this vibrant and fun area. Art is alive in Grand Rapids too: bed and breakfast visitors should not miss a trip to La Grand Vitesse, a Grand Rapids landmark sculpture and Ecliptic, a water sculpture by Maya Lin. Grand Rapids is an exciting and dynamic bed and breakfast vacation destination. « show less