Ferienunterkünfte in Pavilion Township

Frank Lloyd Wright's The Meyer House

Seize this opportunity to stay in a Frank Lloyd Wright treasure! Mahogany accents have been meticulously restored, and the gardens are in full bloom throughout the season. Awarded the Seth Peterson Cottage Conservancy's 2019 Visser Award for Outstanding Restoration of a FLW House and the 2021 Wright Spirit Award in the private category. Once your reservation is confirmed you will need to provide your email in order to receive the house manual and contact information for the house manager.

The Cozy Cottage

Our cozy-yet-urban cottage is ideal for traveling professionals, small families, or someone who wants a night to just relax! You will be located 2 minutes from I-94 and within walking distance to grocery stores, coffee shops, pubs, bookstores, ice cream, and a beautiful park (15 minute walk, 5 minute bike ride). The home is located off a well-traveled two lane road that connects Kalamazoo and Portage. Large unfenced lot with fire pit. Please note we have 1 WINDOW air conditioner in the unit.

No Shared Spaces, K-zoo Guest Suite Near Highway!

Perfect place for 2 guests (max) in a walk out level guest suite located in the suburbs of Kalamazoo. Safe, beautiful and peaceful neighborhood! NO SHARED SPACES/SEPARATE OUTDOOR ENTRANCE WITH KEYPAD. Relax in a large suite with queen bed, remodeled bathroom, kitchenette, desk, and 40” HD tv with Roku. Less than 1 mile from West Main Street, US 131, KalHaven Trail and many stores and restaurants. WMU, Kalamazoo College, Bronson Hospital, I94 and downtown are all just a 10-15 minute drive.

Tiny house, a cozy Summer escape by I-94

Charming 1880s Chicken Coop Turned Tiny House Getaway in Historic Kalamazoo Enjoy a cozy stay that is close to Kalamazoo's restaurants and attractions. On 22 acres with trails near Al Sabo Land Preserve. Beautiful and picturesque view of property from the living room space. The apartment is fully furnished with linens and dishes. Just bring yourself and your suitcase. There is a queen mattress ready for your peaceful slumber on the loft and also a sleeper sofa on the main floor.

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Eppstein House

Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, the Eppstein House is a rare architectural gem nestled in the same region as Wright’s Meyer May House in Grand Rapids, the Gilmore Car Museum in Hickory Corners, and the charming beach town of South Haven. This is a unique opportunity to experience an extraordinary home—yours to enjoy for a few unforgettable days. Travel + Leisure named the Eppstein House as Michigan’s most unique Airbnb, effectively ranking it #1 in uniqueness for the state.

the ZooPlex!

Part duplex, all Kalamazoo... it's the ZooPlex! We're easy to find just 1.5miles from US-131. Once you get here you won't be disappointed. Four dedicated off-street parking spots and a wildflower garden greet you as you arrive. Stepping inside you'll be immersed in comfort with updated modern amenities and a unique experience of Kalamazoo themed rooms! Fast WiFi, 55" smart TV, serene fully-fenced backyard with calming mature trees and private deck for 6 people.

Cabin off 39 - Peaceful, private one bedroom cabin

Kick back and relax in this calm, stylish space. Nestled among the trees, it provides a quiet getaway from the chaos of life allowing you to recharge and renew. The main residence is approximately 400 feet from the cabin. The cabin is secluded and yet close to local attractions, restaurants, biking and nature trails. The Cabin has a total of 420 sq ft living space with 280 sq ft on the ground floor and a 140 sq ft bedroom loft.

Great 2 bedroom home, near downtown and WMU.

Crown of the Valley features 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, a full sized sleeper sofa, and finished basement with extra entertaining space. The completely fenced in yard is great for the kids or your fur baby. This cozy home is a short drive from downtown, WMU, K College, the airport, and Air Zoo. It's also near many restaurants, bars, and breweries. It’s located in the City of Kalamazoo so guests should expect normal city sounds.

Outpost Treehouse

The lookout inspired Outpost Treehouse (not actually attached to a tree) sits in a white pine forest in the middle of a 50 acre active farm. The 15 hand crafted windows allow for great views watching out for Michigan wildlife--White tail deer, turkeys, owls, coyote have all been spotted from the elevated wrap around deck. The biggest regret that guests have noted is “we wish we would have stayed longer”!