Cottage in Michigan
6 guests · 2 bedrooms · 1 bath
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About this cottage rental
West Wind Cottages, nestled on the picturesque Hubbard Lake, the largest inland body of water in Northeast Michigan, boasts 8800 acres of deep, spring-fed waters perfect for swimming, boating, and fishing aficionados. Nature enthusiasts will be captivated by the scenic splendor of Alcona County's forests and hills. Nearby, hunters can pursue abundant deer, turkey, and small game, while golfers can test their skills on several challenging courses in the vicinity. For stargazers, the night sky transforms into a celestial display, offering breathtaking views of the northern lights, Starlink satellites, and meteors when conditions permit.
These charming cottages, crafted from cedar log quarters, exude a warm, rustic country charm. Features include a screened porch, skylights, a ceiling fan, and a wood-burning stove to cozy up during cool days and nights, along with a fully equipped kitchen, bathroom, and shower.
Just 75 feet from your cottage, you'll find excellent swimming conditions with crystal clear water, free of muck and weeds, and a shoreline beach area of sand and cobblestone that transitions to a sandy lakefront bottom. It's also perfect for boating and fishing, with species like Walleye, perch, pike, trout, and world-class smallmouth.
Within a 5-15 minute drive, there's a marina, gas station, parks, general stores, championship golf courses, restaurants, and bars.
And 20-30 minutes away, you can access thousands of acres of public land, explore Reid & Hoist Lakes foot trails, visit the maritime city of Alpena with its museums and shipwrecks, enjoy Harrisville boat harbor, Lake Huron, and the Sturgeon Point Lighthouse & Museum.
These charming cottages, crafted from cedar log quarters, exude a warm, rustic country charm. Features include a screened porch, skylights, a ceiling fan, and a wood-burning stove to cozy up during cool days and nights, along with a fully equipped kitchen, bathroom, and shower.
Just 75 feet from your cottage, you'll find excellent swimming conditions with crystal clear water, free of muck and weeds, and a shoreline beach area of sand and cobblestone that transitions to a sandy lakefront bottom. It's also perfect for boating and fishing, with species like Walleye, perch, pike, trout, and world-class smallmouth.
Within a 5-15 minute drive, there's a marina, gas station, parks, general stores, championship golf courses, restaurants, and bars.
And 20-30 minutes away, you can access thousands of acres of public land, explore Reid & Hoist Lakes foot trails, visit the maritime city of Alpena with its museums and shipwrecks, enjoy Harrisville boat harbor, Lake Huron, and the Sturgeon Point Lighthouse & Museum.
Amenities at Beautiful Hubbard Lake Waterfront Cottage 1
Free WiFi/internet
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
TV
Coffee/tea maker
Refridgerator
Kitchen
WiFi/Internet
Microwave
Patio
Kitchenware
Garden
Oven
Stove
Map of Michigan
Ratings and reviews
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·Oct 2025
Kitchen was fully stocked with pans plates silverware. There wasn’t any towels though and it was really cold . A wood furnace so we had to keep putting wood in there to keep warm. Its a good summer location right on the lake
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·Aug 2025
Great Cottage, great responsive Host. Beautiful Lake
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·Jun 2025
Owner was very personable and helpful. The cabin is vintage without a lot of modern upgrades, but that is what makes it charming. Kind of like stepping into a 1940's lakeside resort. It had all of the proper necessities, fridge, microwave, stove, kitchen wares, etc. It was clean and comfortable. Cable tv worked fine. They supplied some wood for a campfire which was nice and each cabin has their own firepit. The lake is beautiful and we could launch our kayaks from the edge beyond the seawall, even though the slope down to the water was a bit steep. Plenty of hot water, but it does have the sulfur smell so bring bottled water to drink if that bothers you. Great view to watch the sunset. Overall, we had a nice relaxing weekend. Note: your GPS may tell you that you have arrived at your destination, but it is about an eighth of a mile farther north.
6.0 / 10.0Average·Jul 2022
Staying in this rustic cottage was better than staying in a tent. Guests who don’t mind stinky well water, limited electrical outlets, room heating by wood stove, open space between bedrooms, and aging waterfront access, will be fine staying here. The owner was very hospitable.
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9.4Outstanding
(23 Ratings)
"Kitchen was fully stocked with pans plates silverware. There wasn’t any towels though and it was really cold . A wood furnace so we had to keep putting wood in there to keep warm. Its a good summer lo..."
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