Relax with the whole family or take a solo retreat at this peaceful place to stay. Come this winter, and relax in the stillness of a snowy evening! When it is time to get out explore nearby vineyards, orchards, wineries, breweries. Even in the winter Lake Michigan doesn't disappoint with beautiful views and freezing waves! Book your winter retreat today! The space Welcome to MI Blue Cottage--our delightful 3-bedroom, 1.5-bathroom Airbnb! Our space is the perfect spot to come back to after a day of adventures on Michigan's beautiful coast exploring the local beaches or visiting the quaint towns for shopping or wine tasting. The sunroom offers a dreamy, cozy retreat, inviting you to bask in natural light and enjoy a book or good conversation. Relax and unwind on the outside patio, ideal for enjoying your morning coffee or evening drinks. Enjoy the evening around a warm fire. With 3 comfortable bedrooms with queen sized beds and convenient amenities, your stay promises comfort and relaxation. Our open living and dining area is great for coming together--whether that's for a movie on the comfy couches or a board game or dinner at the dining table that easily fits the whole family. Our charming home includes a kitchen perfect for preparing dinner with the family with a kitchenette table for conversation while you cook. Come experience a memorable, relaxing getaway with your family or friends in our inviting home! Guest access You'll have access to the entire house including a fenced-in back yard and patio, plus a private driveway with room to park your vehicles. Other things to note If you wish to access Hutchins Lake, the public boat launch is less than half a mile away. Feel free to bring your own boat and park it in the spacious driveway or use one of our 2 kayaks and kayak caddy to get them there. We have a fire pit available in the back yard. We do not supply wood so please bring your own. You can find wood at the local Shell station on main street. If you are coming from the high way there are a few places to pick up some wood including the Shell station by the highway, a local home on the 124th Ave just east of 66th St and the Cool Stuff Antique Barn.