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Inns & B&Bs / Clarkston · village of Clarkston

Millpond Inn Bed & Breakfast

Independent

A bed and breakfast in Clarkston's historic district, welcoming guests since 1994. Private suites, continental breakfast and a hot tub.

You book on the hotel’s own site. We don’t charge you anything and we never see your booking.

The white guest house with green shutters and the entry walkway

Millpond Inn Bed & Breakfast · Photo from the venue’s official website

A guest room with a metal-frame bedA room with a small kitchenetteA bright living area with a dining table

Quick facts

Rooms
2
Breakfast
Continental breakfast

03 / The story of this place

What’s it like to stay here?

Millpond Inn is in the Clarkston historic district and has welcomed guests since 1994. The current owners took over in 2020. The suites are private: Main Street, Parsonage, Clark and 1842. Guests get continental breakfast, a backyard barbecue and a hot tub. Downtown Clarkston is a walk away.

  • Two private suites
  • Walk to downtown Clarkston
  • Continental breakfast in your suite

Getting there

We could not find an exact street address, so ask them where to park before you book.

What comes with your room?

  • Free breakfast
  • Hot tub
  • Kitchen in the room

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