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46995 US Hwy 41
Houghton, MI 49931
Nightly Rates: ($61.00 - $80.00)
2 Star
At the Budget Host Inn, Houghton we are pleased to offer you a clean, quiet, comfortable place to stay at a reasonable price while vising Houghton, Hancock and the rest of Michigans beautiful Keweenaw Peninsula. Under new ownership for over two years now, we are happy to share with you some new renovations and additions we have made to the property. We still hold Budget Hosts 3 lantern standard rating which is based on clenliness of guest rooms, overall appearance and staff proficiency. As one of the areas original mom and pop properties still in business we off you Affordable Hometown Hospitality at a budget rate. We still have the BEST rates in town - guaranteed. Our small property offers you many of the amenities of the bigger franchises in the area, but at a better rate. Free high-spee wireless internet access in all rooms, complimentary continental breakfast, coffee service all day, color and cable tv, free local phone calls, outdoor heated swimming pool, an authentic Finnish sauna, and individual heat and air conditioning all help make your stay with us enjoyable. We offer plenty of ample parking, some at door. Our property is minutes from fine dining, MTU and FU campuses, 18 hole golf, nordic and alpine skiing, and boat launches. We are conveniently located on a DNR recreational trail for biking or walking in summer and snowmobile trail access in the winter. We do have a pet friendly room for small dog travelers only for an additional 10.00USD charge per night.
Individual rates are for search purposes only. The entire range of rates may not be available during certain seasons or other specified periods. Check for specific rates available when making reservations.
· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 3:00 PM
· Check out time is 11:00 AM
· Time Zone is EST
· Opened in 1957
· 23 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 1 floors.
From Houghton County Memorial Airport: Take US Hwy 41 South through Hancock and the Michigan Technological University campus. Budget Host Inn is 1.5 miles south of the campus on the right side. Approximately 11 miles from the Houghton County Memorial Airport.
Located directly on Highway US-41. When heading North we are 1.5 miles before Houghton city limits on the left hand side. When heading South out of Houghton, we are on the right ha -- Directions -- Located directly on Highway US-41. When heading North we are 1.5 miles before Houghton city limits on the left hand side. When heading South out of Houghton, we are on the right hand side, 1.5 miles outside of the city limits.
Varies by rate plan booked. Check availability for more information.
Varies by rate plan booked. Check availability for more information.
Enjoy a variety of dining options within close proximity including Portage Lake Par and Grill, Pilgrim River Steakhouse, Library Restaurant and Brew Pub, Applebees, Subway, Dominos and Chinese Food Mall.
ApplebeesAmerican
Pilgrim River SteakhouseAmerican
Portage Lake Golf GrillAmerican
Portage Lake Golf Course, Less than 1 Mile Recreation Trail Snowmobile/Bike/Walk, Less than 1 Mile MTU Nordic Ski Trails, Less than 5 Miles Mt. Ripley Alpine Ski Hill, Less than 5 Miles Isle Royale Boat Dock, Less than 5 Miles Chassell Bay Boat Launch, Less than 5 Miles McLain State Park, Less than 15 Miles Mt Bohemia Alpine Ski, 40 Miles
Boat Service to Natl Park
- Mtu Nordic and Alpine SkiGroomed Trails
- Quincy Mine Natl ParkCopper Mine US Natl Park
 Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near MichiganWhile in Michigan, you might enjoy a visit to: This towering roadside "snow thermometer" keeps track of how many feet of the white stuff falls each winter up here. American skiing started in snow-choked northern Michigan. Tour a 19th century copper mine in the Upper Peninsula. |