Met expectations as a bed & breakfast well. An actual home from the late 1920's that qualifies as a mansion., just slightly the worse for wear, but still very elegant. Our room was large and comfortable, with a clean modern bathroom and its own sitting room. A lot of luxury for a b&b. The hot breakfast presented in a large dining room was good. The staff was friendly and informative; yet the price was extremely reasonable. Close to downtown Saginaw, which is making a significant comeback. This is a great alternative to cookie cutter chain motels, and not far off I-75 and 675. M-13 goes right by it and is main St. Saginaw.

The property was beautiful! It’s old and it has some things that needed attention like chipped tile and cracked paint. It was older, but it was very, very clean which offset anything old about it. I felt like it was kept in as good as shape as it could be without putting a lot more money into it. It’s a beautiful place with old bones. The library had some hidden doors that were fun. We were in the twin beds room and our bathroom was out in the hall outside of our room, but we didn’t mind that and I thought the bathroom was really charming. The staff was very nice and the breakfast was nice. Also, we got there early and the proprietor let us look in all the rooms that the doors were open before the other guests came and it was a lot of fun to see all the different beautiful rooms in this place.

But I didn’t like about the property was that the twin beds were very very squeaky It was almost laughable how squeaky they were. The linens were nice. The towels were nice, but the beds were squeaky. Also, we didn’t mind the small charming room, but I can see how some people would not like a room that small.

This charming old mansion is a great place to stay in Saginaw. The rooms are beautiful and comfortable. The grounds are special with a great view of the river. Breakfast in the morning was also very good. Highly recommend.

One of their air conditioning units went bad the night we were there, and the temperature outside was in the mid 90s. When we asked, they gave us a new room where everything was working fine.

The mansion is BEAUTIFUL! Staying in Dec. Allowed us to enjoy seeing beautiful decorations and a tree in every room! The fireplaces weren't working which was the only downside because there are many throughout the property. The staff explained this is a recent problem and will absolutely be fixed eventually. Even so, everything else made up for it. The breakfast was hot and continental both. Sausage, hash browns, scrambled and hard boiled eggs, rolls, cereal, etc. The breakfast dining room had great ambiance like the rest of the property. Melissa and Naomi were very accommodating. Even had beer and wine to buy on site for reasonable price. Would like to return in the summer to enjoy the beautiful patio and grounds outdoors. A real gem and memorable experience this was for my partner and I! Would be a great place to get married and/or accommodate some guests.

Gas Fireplaces not working but I'm confident staff will get working as soon as they can.

Super-friendly and helpful staff, and very flexible as well. Great breakfast with hot sausages, scrambled eggs, and hash browns. Absolutely gorgeous rooms and grounds.

Each room has a name rather than a number. The shower in my room, Goodridge, was absolutely tiny, and I kept banging my back on the shampoo/conditioner/body wash dispenser. Since they provide bottles of shampoo and conditioner, they could just get rid of that. Also, because it's on the third floor, it takes FOREVER to get the hot water going (more than 5 minutes). Finally, the mattress was incredibly lumpy and old, and should be replaced. My travel partner's room, Rust, on the other hand, was amazing, with a gigantic bathroom, and he had no complaints at all. NO ELEVATOR, so those with serious mobility issues should look elsewhere.

This place was exceptional with its ambiance and historical value. I felt like I was transported back in time with the quaintness of the rooms and the sitting rooms open to everyone. I loved walking around the hallways looking at the plant posters and the books on tables. Very educational and relaxing.

We only spent two nights and I wish it could have been longer. It was very cozy staying here and exploring Saginaw.

It was such an awesome experience, felt like we stepped back in time. I took my girlfriend there as a surprise because she loves to take pictures and loves history and it was her birthday weekend. Great experience, we wandered around and checked out all the unique rooms. The room that we stayed in was awesome it had a dining room, a sitting room and a fireplace with two wingback chairs. Such excellent craftsmanship went into building this place and we read all the history about it while sitting in the room, so it really felt like we were experiencing what it would have been like to live in luxury 100 years ago. From the tiled shower, to the dual sink bathroom, to even seeing outside the window of the bathroom in our room, two little baby birdie eggs, and then the bird finally showed up to sit on them. It was so cool! So many unique and interesting things to see with textures colors fabrics woods metals. Just amazing on the eyes to be immersed in such artistry and craftsmanship and history. Wonderful! The staff were all friendly, the room was very clean the house was really fun to walk around. The grounds were peaceful. Excellent stay. We also went to the Temple Theater which is a few miles down the road and watches the symphony, in a beautifully restored theatre, which also was excellent and beautiful. Highly recommend!!

Only complaint, and is very minor was that the bed was kind of hard. If the bed was replaced with a nice soft squishy pillow top it would have been absolutely perfect. Yet, the trip was really great and the place was amazing.

It was very charming and historic. It was also pretty quiet and mostly comfortable.

The Norman Little room was a bit cramped and smaller than expected, but that was to be expected for the price we paid. The sink was difficult to use with the shelf right above it, and on a slant, so that little could stored without falling off. One could also see that the room still needs some work and a ceiling fan would have been most helpful.

It is some sort of historical mansion, very romantic. There is a main building and a smaller house. It's different than other hotels, sort of unique. The bed is comfortable, the bathroom is large. Parking is free. The breakfast is quite good, that day having a hot and continental breakfast. It was a nice touch that there were two small chocolates left in the room with water. There is a lake outside. The location has a lot of potential.

I booked and arrived in the evening, but there was nobody at the reception. I had to call two times, before somebody came. The heating control is outside the room in a common area. I turned up the heating, but then somebody turned it down. I had to turn it up again. That's kind of inconvenient, that you don't have your own thermostat in the room.

We stayed in the Rust Room of the Montague Inn. It was a wonderful day with beautiful accommodations. We were on an end of the building, which had beautiful cross ventilation and kept the room cool with fresh air. I loved the deep tub.💕

The only thing I could say would be the upstairs did not appear to have AC and my husband was in panic mode. With the provided oscillating fan and the windows opening we had a wonderful evening.