Search Hotels Near Saginaw River Rear Range Lighthouse, Bay City

"It was a peaceful stay, the shower works well"

"Clean beds, could drown in hot tub, bubbles so high. Bar to get in pool loose, almost fell. Kids getting swimming lessons?!"

"Very friendly, very professional"

"All good across the board. Needs a bar/lounge as the locale is not walking distance to anything."

"The breakfast was horrible. The eggs tasted awful, I do not know what the sausage was made of and the potatoes were not fully cooked."

"Staff were amazing. Rooms were nice, breakfast was yummy pool area needs deep cleaning. "

"bathroom tub was dirty & had makeup residue in it. other than that it was a 9/10"

"Perfect "

"As promised, we enjoyed an unbelievably quiet escape from the rest of the world, surrounded only by all the sights and sounds of the Saginaw Bay. Our visit to the little lighthouse was at the end of March, during the prime migratory season of thousands of birds. We spent our entire time watching the geese, ducks, cranes, gulls, swans, and the eagles. At one point, we observed 18 eagles gathered on a sandbar, all vying for someone's catch of the day. We definitely would recommend this time of year to all the bird lovers out there. Maybe we will come back and visit during the warmer months so that we can enjoy kayaking, fishing, and a bonfire on the bay. Side notes to consider: Our host was very friendly and accommodating. She texted us a couple of times and alerted us to some eagle sightings. If you are interested in experiencing tiny house living or minimalizing your life, this is definitely a place you should try! Be prepared to climb ladder steps, as there are no sleeping accommodations on the lower level. We would suggest planning your meals ahead of time, keeping in mind that due to the quaint size of the Lighthouse, it has a kitchenette with a sink, small refrigerator, microwave, toaster, electric skillet and Keurig. There is no stove, but there is a propane grill outside. We discovered a cute pub with good food called the Bayshore Bar that was about 2-3 miles west. "