What was at the turn of the century a lumbermen's boarding house, is now an elegant and charming Olde English Bed and Breakfast. The Inn is nestled at the foot of Hoffman Street hill on a quiet street in downtown Saugatuck with easy access to shopping, restaurants, art galleries, antiques and all area activities.
Relax in the warmth and charm of antiques and modern amenities; six guest rooms with queen/king beds, jacuzzi suite. All have private baths, air conditioning, and TV/VCR. Home baked goods, bicycles, porches, 200 movies, and a fireplace, along with history and hospitality, guarantee a memorable stay. We also have wireless internet access available to our guests.
Arrive by car and use our spacious lot, arrive at the Tulip City Airport, bus or train station in Holland and we'll pick you up or arrive by boat as we are only one block from the docks.
We are open year 'round and during off season guests especially enjoy evening refreshments around our cozy fireplace.
Click here to take a Virtual Tour of Twin Oaks!

Nearby activities:
- Swimming: 3 beaches on Lake Michigan
- Golf: several excellent courses
- Antiques and Specialty Shops: Within walking distance
- Boat Tours: A scenic tour of Kalamazoo River and Lake Michigan
- Charter Fishing: Lake Michigan and Kalamazoo River
- Fruit Picking: Apples, berries, cherries and strawberries
- Tour of Vineyard & Winery: visit Fenn Valley only 20 minutes away
- Dune Buggy Rides: only 5 minutes away
- Cross Country Skiing: ten minutes away
- Manufacturers' Outlet Mall: over 60 stores located in nearby Holland, Michigan
Twin Oaks Inn and the Grand Escape Inns of Saugatuck offer many special events throughout the year, such as murder mysteries, progressive dinners with other inns, and a Valentine's Sweetheart Sampler weekend. Twin Oaks is also a member of the Michigan Lake to Lake Bed & Breakfast Association. For additional information about the Saugatuck area please see: www.Saugatuck.com.
Twin Oaks Inn is managing the rental of the Saugatuck Bungalow, located on the corner of Holland and Francis Streets.