According to American Express, travelers are more motivated than ever before to book thoughtful, meaningful trips this year, where they feel more passionate about their vacations and where they choose to spend their money. As one of the Pulte Family Charitable Foundation’s two humanitarian hotels in Michigan, The Inn at Stonecliffe allows travelers to escape their daily lives while supporting the Foundation’s charitable and educational initiatives around the globe.
Located on the historically charming, car-free Mackinac Island, the luxury boutique resort offers a ‘Stay for Good’ package, where guests can select a non-profit partner of their choice to receive an additional $50 charitable contribution. As a thank you, these guests will also receive 25% off a future stay at sister humanitarian hotel, Saint John’s Resort in Detroit. For those looking for more ways to give back, both The Inn at Stonecliffe and Saint John’s Resort are home to a ‘Sounds of Summer Benefit Concert Series,’ with multiple concerts throughout the summer (June 26, July 17 and September 11) that benefit charities of the artist’s choosing.
The Inn at Stonecliffe is the Foundation’s newest humanitarian hotel, which reopened in June 2024 following an extensive renovation. The resort features the most modern amenities on Mackinac Island, completely revamped guest rooms and three new guest cottages, ideal for multigenerational families or larger groups. This idyllic lakeside sanctuary is a haven for those looking to relax, unwind and enjoy the stunning views over Lake Huron while doing their part to give back to those in need. Guests can enjoy watercolor painting, s’mores on the Straits Lawn, a family-friendly or an adults-only pool and more throughout their stay. Three on-site dining options are available for guests, ranging from casual bites at The Backyard, cocktails and pub snacks at Horsey’s Pub to fine dining at The Straits.
