A Victorian Villa Inn

Wonderfully beautiful and amazing place to see. Feels like you are back in the 1800's while walking through the house and carriage house. Would recommend this Inn to any of my friends.

We really enjoyed our stay in this spectacular home. The rooms were absolutely beautiful. The grounds looked gorgeous with all the fall colors. Only wish we could have stayed another night. We will definitely plan to come back, next time in the summer, so we can enjoy the gardens a little more.

What a Diamond in the middle of Michigan. Great place to stay. We can't wait to go back. We ate breakfast there and that was great. We want to take some friends up for Christmas to experience the Dickens dinner. Ron and the "Villa" family were great also. Thanks for making our anniversary one to remember. Jerry and Susan

I always wanted to stay in a victorian era B&B inn and looked for authentic details...the original woodwork, floors, windows, clawfoot tubs. Victorian Villa Inn made my dream come true on July 22, 2012. I stayed with my teenage daughter, who also appreciates victorian homes. The moment we stepped inside I was in love. We were warmly greeted and shown around the first floor and to our "bedchamber" the victorian master suite. Complete with a private parlor/sitting room and bath with my clawfoot tub. We were the only guests so we were able to look in all the rooms and took our time to appreciate the owners attention to detail. The furnishings are all period antiques. The decor is unbelievable. This home has set the standard for me of beautiful victorian living. There is even a tower room. Beautiful grounds with gazebo and pond. Scrumptious breakfast. I must return with friends to share this treasure. No tv's but not missed...when you step back into 1876!

Memorial Day weekend I took my wife and two kids to Union City and stayed at A Victorian Villa. We went to Abbott's Magic on Saturday and watched a magic show, visited a local theater and watched the Avengers and returned to the Villa for the night. It was clean and filled with period furnishings that were a joy to examine. Sunday, after a nice breakfast at the Villa, we went to Binder's Zoo ( a few minutes down the road) and had a wonderful day. After the zoo, we went to the movies again and returned for the night. Monday was the Union City Memorial Day parade. We had breakfast at The Daily Grind (same owners as the Villa) and settled in for the parade. What a great weekend and terrific hosts. Worth every cent! John Abbott

We celebrated my Husbands Birthday at the Victorian Villa with friends. The kindness of the Innkeepers (Cynthia & Ron), the company of our friends and the incredible beauty of the Villa made this a weekend we will never forget. We all attended the "Dickens Dinner" which was hosted by non other than Mr. Dickens himself who recited "A Christmas Carol" to a T. The Goose dinner was wonderful - tons of food. Everyone enjoyed their stay so much that we are planning to make this an annual experience.

I liked the property, and especially enjoyed the spa out under the stars.

This Victorian house is breath taking, is in perfect condition, magnificent architecture and furnishing make your whole experience, we went for a saturday night and we were the only ones in the house, so we had the opportunuty to experience it as a regular house instead of a Inn. Food is fantastic, just ask for Zack. We are planning to go back for sure.

We stayed at the Victorian Villa Inn on Saturday, May 14th and it was excellant. We felt like we had stepped back in time. Each room was beautifully decorated in Victorian era. The host and hostess were marvelous. The breakfast was excellant. We will definitely be going back.

What a great place to get away to! Josh welcomed us then showed us to the Sherlock Holmes room in the annex and it was fabulous.......interesting memorabilia, very clean and the most wonderful bed to sleep in! Had dinner at a local bar/pub and met some interesting town residents. We sat on the porch, enjoyed the rain storm that evening then popped open the bedroom window and awoke to birds singing and the thought of breakfast to enjoy. Breakfast was delicious and Ron was most informative when we asked about history of the house and its contents. Can't wait to go back when we can enjoy another room and the grounds in full bloom!

Though the room was clean, the inn appeared "runned down" , not a charming as the picture. Union City had nothing to offer in terms of entertainment/shopping, etc.

I can't say enough good things about the Victorian Villa, if you appreciate vintage homes and furnishings you will love it......I great place to stay if you are looking for a quiet getaway. I have stayed 3 times now and my wife & I just love it.......I plan on returning....

Check in was rushed and reminiscent of a 2 star hotel check in. I was given a map of the town and shown the "bedchamber" which was not located in the main Victorian home. The bedchamber was located in a circa 1957 two story wooden structure which included dust, plastic plants, mildewed towels, a foul odor and no heat. No soundproofing whatsoever and obviously paper thin walls since I was awaken at night to the smell of a skunk so pungent that I thought it had to be in the room with me. After surviving the first night I placed a call to innkeeper the next night around 8 pm for new (hopefully not mildewed)towels. I was informed that since I was still in the room when the housekeeper came I did not receive new towels or (any other services for that matter) and wouldn't be receiving any. I did not eat breakfast there either day so no reviews on the food.