The Northport Inn is a 9 room boutique style hotel in downtown Northport, Michigan.

Guests will have special access to Faro Restaurant/Event Center that is Restaurant is often available for dinners and live music and Pernette's Antique Shop.

The Inn is a great place for all your needs; vacationing, relaxing or business. All rooms, including the front entrance of the Inn has a smart lock.

You will be assigned a 4 digit code unique to your reservation to access the Inn and your room.

There is no front desk to check into as the Inn is a self check in and check out facility! There is a QR code menu in your room with helpful links and things to do around the area! The Northport Inn team is available for nay of your needs during your stay! While each room is stocked with essentials, we do not replenish items throughout your stay.

Room service and cleaning is not scheduled during a guests reservation, if you would like your room cleaned during your stay you will need to reach out to our team (additional charges may apply). Northport is located in one of the most beautiful areas in the country, amid vineyards and cherry and apple orchards, right on Grand Traverse Bay and only two miles east of Lake Michigan.

Along with a newly refurbished marina and swimming beach, a new 9-hole golf course, a micro-brewery, a wine-tasting room and several new restaurants, the town also boasts a strong artistic presence and a healthy farm-to-table culture. Nearby attractions include Sleeping Bear Dunes, named by ABC’s Good Morning America as “The Most Beautiful Place in America.” 27 miles south is Traverse City, home of Michael Moore’s annual Film Festival, and ranked among the best “foodie” cities in the country.

Ten miles south is the Leelanau Sands Casino, owned by the native American Anishabeck.

Twelve miles away is Leland, and historic Fishtown.

Just two miles north is the tip of the Leelanau Peninsula, and Leelanau State Park, complete with campground, hiking trails, and a lighthouse. Northport is probably the best kept secret on the peninsula.

While other towns have become tourist meccas, Northport retains its small-town character.

The year-round population of 600 continues pretty much as they have since the town was first founded by French explorers.

And while the summertime brings a surge in the populace, there’s still plenty of space for pursuing all the outdoor activities northern Michigan is known for. For more comprehensive information about attractions, events and businesses in the Northport area, visit Destination Northport.