Glen Arbor Bed & Breakfast and Condos FAQs
Most of what guests ask before booking comes down to one thing: how close is the inn to the things they came to do? Below are the most common questions about location, plus a few details we wish more guides made clear. Have something we haven’t covered? Call Laura at (231) 334-6789 or email stay@glenarborlodging.com.
How far is Glen Arbor Bed & Breakfast and Condos from Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore?
Glen Arbor is surrounded by Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore. The park wraps the village on three sides, with Lake Michigan on the fourth. The Alligator Hill Trailhead is two blocks from the inn. Glen Haven village and its wide public beach are 2.5 miles away.
How close is Glen Arbor B&B to Lake Michigan, and is there a lake view?
The Lake Michigan beach is a four-minute walk from the inn, 0.2 miles down our side street. There is no direct lake view from the property itself.
Where is Glen Arbor Bed & Breakfast and Condos located in the village?
The inn sits at the corner of M-22 and M-109 (S. Dunns Farm Rd), across from Anderson’s Market and kitty-corner to Boondocks. From the front porch you can walk 400 feet to Art’s Tavern, plus Cherry Republic, The Cottage Book Shop, Crystal River Outfitters, and dozens of restaurants, shops, and galleries. The three condos are on the same property, behind the inn.
Is parking available at the inn?
Yes. Free on-site parking for inn and condo guests. Most guests park on arrival and leave their car until checkout. All of Glen Arbor is walkable from the property.
Specials & Packages
Cost: Varies Add a treat to your reservation. We’ll have a board or basket waiting for your late arrival; prepare a beautiful display for your wine tasting adventure,...
Cost: $65 in addition to the room or cottage tariff A romantic rendezvous? Set the mood. Order a striking seasonal bouquet from our caring local florist, including at...
We have great options for you to enjoy the do-not-miss experiences of Glen Arbor: paddling on the Crystal River and pedaling the Heritage Trail, Palmer Woods Mountain...
