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Top Cities in Alpena County

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Our top choices for Alpena County bed & breakfast

The Purple Martin Inn

Rogers City

Cherie

AED 669 total

includes taxes & fees

1 Jul - 2 Jul

Churchill Pointe Inn

Hubbard Lake

Kandy

AED 892 total

includes taxes & fees

1 Jul - 2 Jul

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Top Alpena County Hotel Reviews

Days Inn by Wyndham Alpena

10/10 Excellent

"The staff were friendly and courteous, always willing to help with a smile!"

Lakefront Home near Alpena Includes Kayaks, Canoe, Rowboat.Sleeps up to 6

10/10 Excellent

"Super cute home. It is stocked better than 90%of the vrbos we have rented. The coffee/snack station was an unexpected surprise. The cut flowers were a thoughtful touch. The view of the lake from the sunroom was spectacular. We used the kayaks and the lake is so quiet with only a few boats on occasion. My husband caught 3 pike right off the dock. We made a fire one night too. Our bulldog enjoyed the spacious yard. Thank you so much for sharing this home."

AuSable Valley Inn

8/10 Good

"Clean, quiet, near everything but off the busy road. Would stay again. A few weird things though: the tiny fridges have no tiny freezer, so I couldn't refreeze my ice packs; vending machines were all removed, so they're selling drinks out of a fridge behind the check in desk only when it's open; nothing in the rooms: no phone, no brochures, no kleenex, no wifi instructions, had to ask for washcloths. Excellent stay if you're independent."