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430 South Main Street
Frankenmuth, MI 48734
Nightly Rates: ($67.00 - $160.00)
2 Star
The Frankenmuth Fairfield Inn by Marriott is ideally located in the heart of ?Michigan?s Little Bavaria?. Offering comfortable guest rooms at a superior value for both business and leisure travelers.
· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 3:00 PM
· Check out time is 12:00 PM
· Opened in 1999
· 57 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 3 floors.
Suburban - Location Type: Suburban
Freeland Michigan, (MBS), 15.00, NW, Mile; Flint, Michigan, (FNT), 25.00, NE, Mile; Detroit/Wayne County, (DTW), 50.00, N, Mile
Established in 1888. 12 German-themed dining rooms offer a tempting variety of entrees, appetizers, lunches, and dinners for every appetite and budget - from Frankenmuth-style chicken to wiener schnitzel
Zehnders RestaurantAmericas largest family restaurant featuring world famous family-style chicken dinners, steaks, and seafood. Includes gift shop, food store, bakery, and Z Chefs Caf?.
McDonaldsBavarian Charm under the Golden Arches! Unique German decor, clock tower, and private play platz.
Black Forest Brew Haus & GrillA full service restaurant serving Sullivan's fish & chips, steaks and seafood entrees, as well as burgers, sandwiches, deep dish pizza, appetizers and handcrafted beers.
Tiffany's Food and SpiritsA seasonal outdoor patio overlooking Main Street and a big screen TV for watching the game make this casual restaurant and bar a local favorite!
da'Vinci's Italian RestaurantA family friendly restaurant features pizzas, authentic pasta dishes, salads, and sandwiches
 Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near MichiganWhile in Michigan, you might enjoy a visit to: Christmas-y and Bavarian -- who could ask for anything more, especially on a summer road trip? An obelisk in Lovejoy Cemetery memorializes the 20+ humans killed when two circus trains collided in 1903. A bona-fide size 37 shoe, custom-made for Robert Wadlow by a store in town, now enshrined in a basement display. A 30-ft tall neon kielbasa glows on the Kowalski Sausage Company building in a working-class suburb of Detroit. |