Voyager?s Inn in Three Rivers, St. Joseph County, United States | Bed and Breakfast | Guest House | Inn | Guest Rooms

Voyager?s Inn located in Three Rivers in Michigan in the United States transfer you back to a time of elegance. Voyager?s Inn is a beautiful Queen Anne Victorian, built c. 1898. Fine craftsmanship is evident as you pass through the oak-panelled foyer, complete with original mirror. Help yourself to a cup of tea and enjoy the beauty of the parlour: oak and cherry pocket doors, intricate woodwork and a lovely tiled fireplace. Enjoy the bright atmosphere and gingerbread scroll work of the round music room. Travel up the massive staircase, pick a book from our library shelf and enjoy the quiet reading area. Best of all, experience a signature breakfast in our elegant dining room.

The name for the Inn was inspired first by thoughts of early Great Lakes and river explorers, and was further inspired by the discovery of Walt Whitman?s poem, The Untold Want, which encourages us on our journey through life and served as the inspiration for the classic 1940?s film Now Voyager.

There is something for everyone in the Three Rivers area in Michigan: boating, fishing, golfing, biking, skiing, antiquing, shopping, winery tours, Amish Country, the Carnegie Arts Center?the list goes on. Whatever brings you to Three Rivers in Michigan, make Voyager?s Inn a part of your travel plans!

THE ST. JOSEPH ROOM
Named after the largest of the Three Rivers that course through the city, the St. Joseph Room is the largest at Voyager?s Inn. Victorian wallpaper in soft pinks and blues, plush carpeting, a luxurious pillow-top queen bed and antique furnishings make this a warm and relaxing room. The large bathroom has an oversized tub as well as a shower.

THE PORTAGE ROOM
This room is bright and cheerful, with a beautiful hardwood floor, pencil post queen bed, crisp white linen curtains and a comfy reading area. The spacious bathroom features the home?s original clawfoot tub and marble sink top.

THE E.J. BUYS ROOM
This room is named after the Three Rivers men's clothier who was the longest owner of 210 East Street. This charming room features black and tan french toile linens, a plush queen bed, an old secretary desk and rich carpeting. The bathroom features a large shower and pedestal sink.

THE ROCKY RIVER ROOM
Unlike the river, the pillow-top queen bed is anything but rocky. Warm peach and rust colors and a somewhat bohemian décor make this a most inviting room. There is no private bath, which makes this room ideal for families or friends traveling together who don?t mind sharing a bath.