Holland Hotels: Where to Stay in Michigan

Holland hotels cluster in three areas. A few sit downtown near Hope College, one full-service hotel stands on East 24th Street, and a larger group lines the highway on the north side near James Street and Felch Street. This guide covers the Holland hotels we could confirm with the properties and with independent listings. We flag every gap. We also fix older details, because some past guides gave wrong addresses. We do not quote rates, because prices change by the day and by the festival calendar.

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Hotels in Holland, Michigan: Where to Stay

Courtyard by Marriott Holland Downtown

This is the main downtown hotel. The address is 121 East 8th Street, Holland, MI 49423. Call 616-582-8500. Marriott lists check-in at 4:00 PM and check-out at 11:00 AM.

The hotel offers an indoor pool, a whirlpool, a fitness center, a business center, and free self-parking. Marriott also lists electric vehicle charging. The on-site restaurant is The Bistro. Marriott states the hotel does not offer a free breakfast. Pets are not allowed.

A meeting-industry listing counts 140 rooms on five floors and a 2015 opening. The same listing places the property near Hope College and 0.3 miles from the train station. Pick this hotel if you want to walk to downtown shops and restaurants.

DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Holland

The DoubleTree stands at 650 East 24th Street, Holland, MI 49423. Call 616-394-0111. Hilton lists check-in at 4 PM and check-out at 11 AM.

Hilton lists an indoor pool, a fitness center, the West Coast Grill restaurant, and Coaster’s Lounge. Parking is free and EV charging is on site. The hotel is fully non-smoking. Hilton states pets are not permitted. Hilton also lists a Wi-Fi charge for standard service, so ask the front desk what your room includes.

A meeting listing describes four floors, 168 rooms, and nine meeting rooms with a large ballroom. The same listing puts the hotel about 2.5 miles from downtown. This property suits wedding guests, conference attendees, and travelers who want a full-service hotel with a bar and a restaurant on site.

Haworth Hotel and Conference Center

The Haworth sits at 225 College Avenue, between downtown Holland and the Hope College campus. Hope College lists the phone as 800-903-9142 and describes the hotel as open to visitors and event planners. Walking distance to restaurants, shops, galleries, and concert venues is the main draw.

Room counts differ by source. Hope College lists 50 guest rooms. The builder of the 2021 renovation lists 48 rooms. The renovation rebuilt the lobby and updated the rooms and the conference space. Design was led by Patricia Urquiola, and the project added a coffee shop. Call the hotel to confirm the room count, the check-in time, and the current policies.

We did not find an official check-in time, a pet policy, or a breakfast policy. Treat those details as unconfirmed.

Hampton Inn Holland

The Hampton Inn stands at 12427 Felch Street, Holland, MI 49424. Call 616-399-8500. Hilton lists check-in at 4 pm and check-out at 11 am.

Hilton lists free hot breakfast, free Wi-Fi, an indoor pool, a fitness center, a game room, and an on-site restaurant named Sharkee’s Bar and Grill. Parking is free. Pets are welcome with a fee and limits on size and number. Ask about the current fee when you book.

A meeting listing places the hotel about one mile from Dutch Village and six miles from Lake Michigan. The listing counts 179 rooms. We could not confirm those figures on the Hilton page, so check a map before you plan around them.

SpringHill Suites by Marriott Holland

SpringHill Suites stands at 3084 West Shore Drive, Holland, MI 49424. Call 616-399-2500. Marriott lists check-in at 3:00 PM and check-out at 11:00 AM.

Every room is a suite with a workspace. Marriott lists a free hot breakfast every day, an indoor pool with an accessible entry, a fitness center, a business center, and a 24-hour convenience store. Elevators serve the building. Parking is free. Pets are not permitted.

Choose SpringHill if you travel with children or stay several nights. A suite layout gives you space away from the sleeping area, and free breakfast saves a stop each morning.

Country Inn and Suites by Radisson, Holland

This hotel stands at 12260 James Street, Holland, MI 49424. Choice Hotels lists the property under the Country Inn and Suites by Radisson name at the James Street address. A meeting listing gives the phone as 616-215-0980, but only one source gave the number. Confirm the number before you call.

The same listing mentions 114 rooms, an indoor pool, a game room, and free parking. The listing gives a 3:00 PM check-in and a noon check-out. We could not confirm those times or the amenities with the hotel, so treat them as unconfirmed. Call to ask about breakfast and pets.

Other Holland MI Hotels and Motels Listed in the Area

A hotel-booking directory lists more than a dozen other lodging options in the Holland area. We did not verify these with the properties, so treat each name as a lead and not as a confirmed listing.

Highway hotels on East 24th Street and Hastings Avenue include Baymont by Wyndham at 680 East 24th Street, Microtel Inn and Suites by Wyndham at 643 Hastings Avenue, and Days Inn by Wyndham at 717 Hastings Avenue. AmericInn by Wyndham is listed at 422 East 32nd Street.

Near the James Street and Felch Street area, the directory lists Staybridge Suites at 12170 James Street, Holiday Inn Express at 12381 Felch Street, and TRU by Hilton at 12400 Riley Street.

Along West Shore Drive, the directory lists White Pine Inn and Suites at 2888 West Shore Drive, Fairfield at 2854 West Shore Drive, and Home2 Suites by Hilton at 3140 West Shore Drive. Choice Hotels also lists White Pine Inn and Suites at the West Shore Drive address.

Extended-stay options in the directory include WoodSpring Suites at 2630 Van Ommen Drive, Residence Inn by Marriott at 631 Southpointe Ridge Road, and Homewood Suites by Hilton at 625 South Point Hotel Drive. Search each address on a booking site and read the current brand name before you pay.

Where to Stay in Holland for Tulip Time

Tulip Time is the busiest event of the year in Holland. The festival began in 1929 and draws hundreds of thousands of visitors, according to Wikipedia. The Tulip Time site listed the 2026 festival for May 1 to 10. Confirm dates for the next festival on the official site before you book.

Rooms fill early during festival week. Book as soon as you know your dates and pick a refundable option when you can. Downtown properties such as the Courtyard and the Haworth keep you close to the action. Highway hotels give you free parking and easy access to the roads out of town.

Hotels in Holland MI Near Windmill Island and the Beach

Windmill Island Gardens holds De Zwaan, which Wikipedia calls the only authentic working Dutch windmill in the United States. The city bought the mill in 1964 from a retired miller in Vinkel in the Netherlands. The park opened in April 1965 and sits on about 36 acres along the Macatawa River. The park runs daily from late April until early October, and more than 100,000 tulips grow there each year. Confirm current hours with the park before you visit.

Holland State Park lies about four miles west of Holland, according to Wikipedia. The park covers 142 acres, has a broad sandy beach, and offers views of the Holland Harbor Light, known as Big Red. Wikipedia says the park draws between 1.5 million and 2 million visitors each year. Campers can choose from two campground units. Check Michigan DNR for current rules and permit needs.

Holland sits about 5 miles inland from Lake Michigan. Summer beach days mean a drive from any hotel on this list. The Courtyard and the Haworth keep you nearest to downtown.

Getting to Holland and Getting Around

Holland lies on US-31 and Interstate 196. Wikivoyage says you can reach the city from Chicago and from Detroit by car. Gerald R. Ford International Airport in Grand Rapids is the nearest major airport. Listings put the drive from the airport at roughly 29 to 35 miles, so check a map for current times.

Amtrak serves the city on the Pere Marquette line between Chicago and Grand Rapids. The Courtyard listing places the train station 0.3 miles from the hotel. Local bus service runs through Macatawa Area Express, called MAX. Check current fares and routes on the MAX site.

Downtown Holland is walkable. Wikivoyage describes eight blocks with more than 100 shops and restaurants. Most visitors still bring a car, because the beaches, the state park, and the highway hotels sit several miles apart.

How to Choose a Hotel in Holland

Families should start with SpringHill Suites. Suites, a daily hot breakfast, and an indoor pool cover most needs. The Hampton Inn also lists free hot breakfast and a pool.

Travelers on foot should choose the Courtyard or the Haworth. Both sit near downtown and Hope College.

Pet owners should start with the Hampton Inn, which lists pets with a fee and limits. The DoubleTree, the Courtyard, and SpringHill do not allow pets. Ask any other property by phone.

Event guests should look at the DoubleTree. The ballroom and meeting rooms make the hotel a common base for weddings and conferences.

Budget-minded travelers should compare the highway hotels listed above. We do not quote rates. Compare the total with taxes and fees on two booking sites and by phone, and ask about parking, breakfast hours, and late arrival.

Before you pay, confirm the brand on the building, the address, the cancellation policy, and the check-in time. Brands change, and old listings linger online.

What We Checked and What We Could Not

We checked addresses, phone numbers, check-in times, and amenities for the Courtyard, the DoubleTree, the Hampton Inn, and SpringHill Suites against the Marriott and Hilton pages. We checked the Haworth against Hope College and the renovation builder. We checked the Country Inn and Suites address against Choice Hotels. We took attraction facts from Wikipedia, Wikivoyage, and the Tulip Time site.

We could not confirm current rates, the Country Inn and Suites phone and amenities, the Haworth check-in time and policies, or the status of the properties in the directory list. Confirm each detail with the property before you travel.

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Conclusion

Holland hotels offer a clear spread. The Courtyard and the Haworth put you near downtown, the DoubleTree gives you a full-service base, and SpringHill Suites and the Hampton Inn offer free breakfast. Call ahead, confirm the current brand and policies, and book early for Tulip Time and summer weekends.

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