A Mackinac Island Bed and Breakfast Inn
Cloghaun Bed and Breakfast is one of the oldest Victorian homes on Mackinac Island. Thomas and Bridget Donnelly left Ireland in 1848 to settle in the US; they completed Cloghaun (pronounced CLAH HANN) in 1884. Cloghaun has been preserved by their descendants to offer guests a tranquil, romantic interlude from the demands of everyday life. As one of Michigan’s oldest family-owned B&Bs, Cloghaun offers guests a truly unique Mackinac Island experience, close to parks, shops, restaurants, and easy walking distance to ferry docks. Eleven guest rooms are individually decorated with antiques from the late 1800s and evoke a feeling of casual elegance and Victorian charm. Modern WiFi is offered throughout the facility and air conditioning for all guest rooms enhance your stay. A full breakfast is also included in your stay. Experience your dream getaway at Cloghaun Bed and Breakfast.
Now Accepting Reservations for 2025! Opening day for our 2025 season is May 9th. For now, reservations can only be made by contacting us directly at 906-847-3885 or innkeeper@cloghaun.com. For the current 2024 season, you can check availability and BOOK NOW online to reserve your Mackinac getaway! Questions concerning deposits, cancellations, check-in, and other policies? View our policies page.
Discover Mackinac Island
Mackinac Island sits in Lake Huron, between Michigan’s Upper and Lower peninsulas. For centuries, visitors have found this national landmark to be the ideal vacation spot where they experience unforgettable sunsets and sunrises, extraordinary nightlife, world-famous fudge, historic Fort Mackinac, unique shopping, and diverse dining.
Ranked as a Top 10 U.S. Island by TripAdvisor and USA Today, Mackinac boasts an authentic Victorian atmosphere with horses-drawn carriages instead of motorized vehicles; beautiful gardens; period architecture; a number of taverns, bars and restaurants; and, of course, Cloghaun Bed and Breakfast – just 2 blocks from the ferry dock. (This photo is taken from the Inn.)
Start planning your trip to Mackinac Island, the Jewel of the Great Lakes.
