The Clinton Inn - Clinton, Michigan - Antique Hotels on Waymarking.com

According to the Clinton Inn's website (visit link)

Early settlers came to Clinton From New York state and named the village after their state governor, Dewitt Clinton. The site of the Clinton Inn was first settled by Alpheius Kies, who built a log house. After several changes in ownership, Alonzo Clark built the present 3-story brick hotel. It officially opened on Thanksgiving Day in 1901.

Originally the building featured fireplaces, of which four remain, a ball room over the adjacent store and a drummers room - a traveling salesman's place to display his wares - in what is now our Tavern.

The hotel' has three stories; the second floor is all guest rooms while the third is apartments. This was done in the mid 1980's, along with adding a second dining room which was once a retail store.

Name of the Hotel: The Clinton Inn Address: 104 W. Michigan Ave Clinton, MI 49236 Number of Rooms: 10 Height in floors: 3 Hotel since: 11/26/1901 Date Building was built: 11/26/1901 First use of building: Hotel Historic Hotel (Historic Building, National Monument or similar): yes Urban Hotel (located in a village or town): yes Hotel website (if available): [Web Link] Hotel Rating: Not listed Mountains Nearby (less than 25 Kms / 15 Mil): Not Listed Beachs Nearby (less than 25 Kms / 15 Mil): Not Listed Historic Place nearby (Unesco or National monument/site less than 25 Kms / 15 Mil): Not Listed Major Pilgrimage Place Nearby (less than 25 Kms / 15 Mil. Consider any religion).: Not Listed

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