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200 Reviews
5 on September 06, 2018
We loved our 3 night stay at this BnB! Our hosts were very welcoming and accommodating to our late arrival into town. The house itself is gorgeous, with several areas throughout to sit with a book or game (which they have many on site). Breakfast was absolutely incredible each morning! The option for a quick continental breakfast was super helpful, too. The next time we're in Grand Rapids we will stay here for sure!
5 on August 31, 2018
lovely B&B, great breakfast and very friendly and helpful staff. They have clearly put lots of effort into making the Leonard a lovely place to stay.
5 on August 29, 2018
I was in the Grand Rapids area looking at real estate and came across this gem of a place. It was located in one of the historic neighborhoods of Grand Rapids. I received a warm welcome upon my arrival, and was immediately impressed. The room was large, clean and inviting. The breakfast was one of the best I've ever ever had! Having the snacks available throughout my stay was a special treat. Hope to stay again in the near future. Do not miss an opportunity to stay at one of the finest lodgings I've ever stayed.
4.8 on August 13, 2018
My husband and I really enjoyed our stay at he Leonard at Logan House. Our room was very comfortable, and the breakfasts were delicious! The hosts were very welcoming and made beverages and snacks available at any time of the day. I would definitely stay there again!
5 on August 05, 2018
Wonderful experience. Exceeded our expectations.
5 on August 02, 2018
Great home with creative restoration, pleasant hosts, historic neighborhood. What more could one ask for?
5 on July 27, 2018
The Leonard at Logan House was amazing! The owners & Staff (Kailey) were so nice & accommodating. The house is beautiful. Our room was comfortable & sparkling clean. Food also was top notch! Thanks! We will return!
5 on July 26, 2018
One night stay. Wonderful experience. Hostess was welcoming, very pleasant and knowledgable. Owner was most cordial. Breakfast was superb. Accommodations were clean and comfortable. Will definitely stay again when in Grand Rapids.
5 on July 25, 2018
Service and food was excellent. Staff friendly and helpful. Beautiful property.
5 on July 23, 2018
Heather Lane-Fowler
4.8 on July 12, 2018
A partial change in ownership has in no way diminished Leonard at all. This was our 3rd stay and it will continue to be an annual destination for us.
4.6 on July 05, 2018
This bed and breakfast is beautiful and the innkeeper was so kind and helpful.
4.8 on July 05, 2018
A delightful inn and great neighborhood. Breakfast was outstanding and i appreciated the snack and beverage bar being available at all times.
5 on May 25, 2018
A beautiful property with terrific, home cooked breakfasts, great location walkable to many restaurants and shops. Can't wait to stay again!
4.6 on April 27, 2018
Great stay at the Leonard at Logan House B&B. We'll be back!
5 on April 25, 2018
Amazing amount of amenities. Amazing room. Super friendly Staff. Such a beautiful House. Walking distance to great shops. Super close to downtown.
5 on April 18, 2018
I've now made a habit of returning to The Leonard at Logan House every two years. What awaits me, I know, is a sumptuous room, perfectly appointed, an ample 24/7 coffee bar stocked with fresh fruit, juices, almond milk, yogurts, (even PopTarts!), all the little things that make me feel cozy and home. The staff is glorious. When I had to leave before breakfast was served, the morning chef sent me off with a bag bursting with fat fresh berries! The home is elegant, and grand, and very much loved.
4.8 on April 14, 2018
What a really nice place this was .......hopefully before long we will be heading back
5 on April 11, 2018
This was my first stay at The Leonard at Logan House and will not be my last As a business traveler - to find a warm, friendly and extremely comfortable environment like this is a real treat. Felt like I was visiting family - Thanks for your warm hospitality and delicious breakfast Until next time - Linda
5 on April 03, 2018
This is the perfect place to stay in Grand Rapids! It is just beautiful as well as quiet and comfortable. The snack nook is stocked with the right things such as Siggi's yogurt!
4.4 on April 03, 2018
Beautiful historic home, with rooms that have their own bathrooms. The offerings for breakfast were the most plentiful I've ever had. Yogurt (w/ a large variety of toppings), different cheeses, fruit, 2 meats, 2 egg dishes, 2 potatoes and their famous baked french toast were all options to choose from! I was impressed with the full continental breakfast items that are available to guests 24hrs a day. I'd highly recommend!
5 on March 29, 2018
Lovely historic home a beautiful neighborhood, tastefully decorated. Check in was a breeze and parking is free in front of the home. The breakfast was amazing with healthy choices. The owner also had baked goodies for an evening treat and there are snacks in the fridge and breakfast area always available. Great place to stay in GR!
5 on March 19, 2018
Our hostess/chef was friendly, informative. Loved the location of the B&B. Very peaceful atmosphere.
5 on January 14, 2018
Greeted by the owners on a cold snowy night and immediately welcomed, warmed up w/got chocolate from generous guest pantry and given personal tour of the whole house and our very comfortable room complete w/own BR. Spent evening in nearby downtown GR then a nice night w/snacks and homemade cookies from the pantry. Had a fantastic buffet breakfast the next morning again served by very gracious owners. Plan on going back again next year—great location to take advantage of Art Prize in the fall
5 on January 07, 2018
We had a great overnight stay. The weather outside was freezing but the fireplace in the living room was cozy and the heated bathroom floors were awesome! Ken and Ruth are so accommodating and nice to talk to!
5 on December 15, 2017
This is our fourth stay at Leonard at Logan House. Every time we need a place to stay in Grand Rapids we stay there. Love the location, buffet breakfast on the weekend. The people are so friendly.
5 on December 09, 2017
This is the best bed and breakfast I have ever stayed at. The staff was so kind and polite. The breakfast and the open pantry were terrific!!!
5 on December 09, 2017
1st time renting a bed & breakfast. Really enjoyed the upgrades in our room. Homemade breakfast was excellent.
5 on November 14, 2017
This is the best place to stay in Grand Rapids! Attentive, friendly staff and a beautiful, comfortable atmosphere. Amazing Sunday breakfast. Great location in a lovely historic district.
5 on November 08, 2017
We have stayed here many times, on our own & with friends. It truly is a home away from home where you can simply relax!
5 on November 03, 2017
We love staying at LatL. It's a beautiful home. Very comfortable and the people who run it are so friendly.
5 on October 19, 2017
This was our first time to Grand Rapids and we were so fortunate to be able to stay at the Leonard on Logan! The home is beautiful and the rooms we were in were very comfortable. We were warmly greeted by Kaily who ensured that we had everything we needed. The breakfasts were delicious especially on Saturday and Sunday thanks to Sally. I would not hesitate to recommend this lovely B & B and would surely stay here again if ever in Grand Rapids.
4.8 on October 10, 2017
This B&B is conveniently located near Grand Rapids downtown. We reserved the last available room and, although it is the smallest and above the garage, it was charming and more than adequate. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay, had access to the 24 hour continental breakfast bar and our conversations with our young hostess were informative, helpful and fun.
5 on October 08, 2017
Our second stay at the Leonard. We love it; the house is beautiful, the hosts are very helpful and enjoyable to visit with, the breakfasts are yummy, the 24/7 refreshments are wonderful after a long day of Art Prize, the neighborhood is lovely, and we wouldn't stay anywhere else in Grand Rapids.
4.6 on October 04, 2017
My husband and I went to the ArtPrize and we stayed at the Leonard Logan House. We were thrilled they allowed us to check in after 6 p.m. & happily surprised with the room and cleanliness. We were equally thrilled to meet the owners in the morning and share conversation with the other guests in the beautiful dining area while we enjoyed a breakfast that was healthy and tasty. We will definitely be back to try out a different room in this lovely home.
5 on September 17, 2017
My buddy and I enjoyed an excellent stay while on a Motorcycle journey to Milwaukee. John and Ann were wonderful, caring hosts. The home was beautiful, comfortable and historically rich. The community as a whole was diverse, historic and beautiful. Honestly we cannot wait until we can return with our wives and share a few days/nights with John, Ann and team. Thank you for making our short stay memorable!
5 on September 14, 2017
Excellent service, cozy rooms and wonderful breakfast
5 on September 11, 2017
Wonderful experience. Very friendly. Good food. Beautiful home extremely well set up. I would stay here again if in the area.
4.4 on August 11, 2017
My husband and I enjoyed our stay at the Leonard at Logan House. The place itself is beautiful and immaculate. David, Cindy and Kailey were friendly, warm, welcoming and very accommodating.Our room had a very comfortable bed, plenty of space, lots of closets and drawers and a great bathtub. Unusual to have more than just breads, cereals and yogurt on weekday mornings--we had a delicious quiche! Great location in Heritage Hill District of historic homes and only one block from the Frank Lloyd Wright Meyer May House (touring it is a must!). We definitely recommend this place!
4.8 on August 03, 2017
This bed and breakfast was an ideal spot for an overnight of luxury while visiting Grand Rapids. We were within walking distance of local eateries, plus the onsite amenities allowed us to have tea in the back porch and enjoy the summer evening. We loved the room and the decor, and it was a very comfortable bed! We would definitely plan to stay here again, and highly recommend it!
4.6 on August 01, 2017
My wife and I stayed here on a Thursday night and really enjoyed ourselves. From the moment we walked in the door to the time we had to leave, it was beyond our expectations. The room we stayed in, the Grand Duke, was spacious yet cozy. The bathroom was very large, the bed was comfortable, and the decor was timeless. We took advantage of the patio and had our breakfast out there! Just great!!! We typically stay at the Amway Grand.....not any more. This is the place for us when we get to Grand Rapids.
4.6 on July 30, 2017
Heather was a wonderful hostess, gave us advice on where to eat, and how to visit the Meyer May House. I feel just like I'm home there, using the living room and kitchen as I need to. I would prefer to stay on the second floor rather than climb up to three, but otherwise it was wonderful!
5 on July 27, 2017
We absolutely loves our stay. Beautiful house. It was our first bed and breakfast stay and we loved it. We will def be back again! Breakfast in the morning was wonderful and it was ran by a great couple. Very friendly.
4.0 on July 15, 2017
Great location, room was spacious, comfortable bed, significant living space on first floor, easy street parking. Only downside was continental breakfast on weekdays.
5 on July 09, 2017
Beautiful area, Continental B-fast items available 24x7 was great touch, Close to downtown; easily walk-able, Wonderful Inn Keepers.
5 on July 08, 2017
Wonderful experience! I have stayed before and this time I put my parents up at this B & B when they came to visit. They stayed in The Lady Ann which was a beautiful room. Always a pleasant experience...I have been recommending them to every one I know for out of town guests! Ann and John were so pleasant to talk with and get to know. A very welcoming and homey feel to thia B & B.
5 on June 30, 2017
Gracious Hostess Great Historic Home in Historic Neighborhood 24/7 Snack Nook Very Nicely Stocked Breakfast Over The Top Delicious Best B&B We Ever Stayed At
4.8 on June 15, 2017
This was our third stay at Leonard at Logan House. Obviously we love it - we keep going back. Their weekend breakfast is superb and the french toast is amazing. Service is great and the hosts are very friendly. We will go back again.
5 on June 10, 2017
The Leonard at Logan House has many beautiful and spacious rooms to choose from and it is the perfect place to stay when visiting Grand Rapids. It is centrally located and within a mile of downtown. The hospitality is exceptional and the food is amazing. I can't wait to return to Grand Rapids and stay there again.
5 on June 07, 2017
Outstanding "stay" experience in a historic home in a lovely historic neighborhood. The hospitality permeates the house. A definite "do-over"
3.8 on June 05, 2017
We stayed at The Leonard at Logan House for a quick anniversary getaway. It was a Thursday night so the prices were lower than the weekend rates. It is a lovely house, very well maintained and in a wonderful neighborhood. We were greeted and given a tour of the whole house and shown to our room by a very friendly manager. We were walking distance from a number of good places to eat. Overall a very nice stay.
3.4 on June 04, 2017
The room was fine. It had the basics. It was very quiet and the bed was comfortable. The location was great for us. We liked the number code entry. Staff at breakfast was great. Lived the wide variety of options and the come down when you want option.
4.8 on May 25, 2017
We stayed at the Leonard on Logan for the second time this past weekend for the Heritage Hills home tour. The B&B is located inside that neighborhood so it was the perfect excuse to enjoy the Inn once again. We stayed in the Sir Charles room, which was lovely. The breakfast is amazing and the pantry that is available to guests 24/7 is a nice touch. I highly recommend this Inn and will stay again soon.
4.6 on May 23, 2017
We stayed two nights on our first trip to Grand Rapids. It was a very restful retreat and we will definitely go back.
5 on April 19, 2017
I think this is the third or fourth time I've stayed here. It's such a great location; so close to everything - no need to drive or even take public transit. The rooms are immaculate, the service is impeccable and it's always spotless. The breakfast and snacks available are always handy too. I love the cookies and baked goods! Thanks again and I will be back soon!
4.4 on April 15, 2017
My wife and I needed a little getaway so we decided to check out one of best brewery cities in the USA, Grand Rapids Michigan. We stayed at the Leonard on Logan, and it was outstanding! Great location, and great staff! I highly recommend staying at this beautiful mansion. Keep in mind that Monday thru Friday it's a continental breakfast, pretty sure it's prepared on the weekends.
5 on March 31, 2017
We had a lovely stay at The Leonard at Logan House this past weekend (March 24-27) we were in town for a wedding and this B&B was only 3 blocks to my brother's house. This was our first visit to Grand Rapids and while is was a gray and rainy weekend, our stay was pretty close to perfect. They were well booked by the time I made our reservation so only 2 or 3 rooms were left for the days we needed. We stayed in the Baroness room that overlooks the rear of the property. It was a nice quiet street and parking in front of the Inn was always available. We arrived a bit late due to a delayed flight and traffic driving from Detroit (Friday rush hour), but the staff were very understanding and helped us get in quickly since we were late to a rehearsal dinner. All of the staff/owners we met where very helpful and interesting. Breakfast conversation was only bested by the delicious food offerings (Veg quiche, Baked French toast and bacon were standouts). Treats were available throughout the day which really helped with our crazy schedule. The house itself is beautifully maintained and charming. Our room was a little snug but it has a terrific bathroom and dressing area. We also had an iron/board for touching up our wedding clothes - so helpful! I look forward to returning to Grand Rapids and returning to The Leonard will be a part of that trip. Thank you!
4.8 on March 01, 2017
Very large and clean B&B. There was a weekday special in the winter and it worked out very well. I was concerned about parking on the street but it was quiet with very little traffic and the street was larger than many city streets. The breakfast on weekdays is continental so nothing real special but there was homemade quiche in the frig to be warmed and the coffee machine made excellent coffee. Also the snacks were available 24/7 which is nice. Overall a nice stay with friendly people.
4.6 on March 01, 2017
This was our first trip to Grand Rapids ~ we had no real plans but to be tourists! The Leonard House is a massive home on a brick paved road with simple landscaping in a quiet neighborhood. I appreciated the request to leave shoes at the door ~ there's plenty of room and even a chair to sit in when you put them back on to leave. The rooms are huge and welcoming. We stayed int eh King's Keep on the 3rd floor. The room was very spacious with a comfortable bed and heated tile floors in the bathroom ~ my personal favorite! There's a full apartment sized kitchen on the 3rd floor which was nice to store our left overs in! We stayed on a Sunday night so we enjoyed the continental breakfast the next morning. This is no ordinary continental breakfast ~ we enjoyed quiche, fresh fruit cups, whipped coffee, assorted juices, yogurts, and so much more. We had bought a bottle of wine the night before to enjoy in our room and the butler's pantry offered a supply of wine glasses & cork screws to use. I could go on but what i think is most important is that we are going to choose to stay at the Leonard House when we visit Grand Rapids again. Thank you!
5 on February 23, 2017
First off, the breakfast was amazing. We'll worth the visit just for that. I was traveling with a buddy and we were planning on visiting a bunch of the breweries in town. Founders and a few others are within walking distance of The Leonard at Logan House, and Uber is present in the city as well. I would definitely return.
5 on February 17, 2017
We wanted to get away for a weekend and the Leonard at Logan House was a great place to stay and relax. We will definitely be going there again
5 on February 14, 2017
I flew home for an interview in Grand Rapids and decided to make a mother/daughter trip out of it. I chose the Grand Duke room for my mom and I to stay in and it was way above expectations. The innkeeper, Caylee, was absolutely amazing. She was accommodating and such a pleasure to chat with. The room itself was clean, large and comforting. The bathroom was beautiful with heated tile floors and came equipped with both a shower and amazing tub! The continental breakfast in the morning was way above par. Wonderful assortment of goodies from home made quiche, to fresh fruit, yogurt, juices, cereal, coffee, toast, English muffins, bagels and all the spreads for the bread items. It was such a wonderful experience...my mom wants to visit the Logan House again around the holidays to see it decorated for Christmas! It was our home away from home set back in time. Clean, friendly and an overall superb experience.
3.6 on February 12, 2017
I was fortunate to be able to take advantage of their weekday winter special pricing while on a recent work trip to Grand Rapids! The property was beautiful. The room was large and bed comfortable. I LOVED my gigantic bathroom. I only wish I could have stayed longer than one night.
5 on February 07, 2017
What a lovely B&B! Great location and the breakfast was delicious, the beds are extremely comfortable and we had more than 2 pillows!! The rooms were very nice and really unique. Would definitely recommend.
4.0 on January 18, 2017
Very welcoming Innkeepers made this stay memorable. The accommodations were beautiful and the food was incredible! We would highly recommend this bed and breakfast and plan on staying here again!
5 on January 03, 2017
From the moment we were welcomed at the door until we were thanked for staying, everything about our stay was perfect. I would highly recommend the Leonard at Logan House to anyone looking for a great b & b stay in Grand Rapids.
4.8 on December 27, 2016
We went to the Leonard for two nights for a December wedding. Grand Rapids received lots of snow so we stayed for an extra night. The Leonard is our favorite B&B and the weekend breakfast is delicious. We really enjoyed our stay. This is the second time we've been there, and we plan to go back.
4.8 on December 18, 2016
The house was beautiful and the hosts were gracious. I would highly recommend The Leonard at Logan House!
4.8 on December 15, 2016
We had reservations for two nights but ended up staying three because of a snowstorm. What a lovely place to be "stuck." We love everything about this place.
5 on December 12, 2016
This is now my favorite place to stay in Grand Rapids. Super cozy, so charming and exceptionally clean. Love, love everything about this place.
4.6 on November 05, 2016
My husband and I stayed two nights during the middle of the week. We were pleasantly pleased with the gorgeous house! It was very convenient to have a keypad lock feature so we were able to arrive later than planned and get into the house and our room without difficulty. Because we were there mid-week, there was only the self-serve breakfast option. Even though it is not as good as a sit-down, served breakfast, they did provide many options of food to enjoy. The house is spotless and the room was elegant. We hope to go back there again!
4.4 on August 27, 2016
Beautiful, well maintained inn. Location near downtown Grand Rapids is a definite highlight. Only issue was not being able to control air conditioning. Room was way too warm, even with floor fan available in room.
4.8 on August 16, 2016
We stayed overnight with my wife's parents at the Leonard for the first time in July. We were very pleasantly surprised by the entire place. Rooms were clean and neat. There was a great selection cookies, snacks and drinks available, and the weekend breakfast was delicious. We will be back.
5 on August 15, 2016
We love staying here everytime we are in Grand Rapids. ¿¿
4.2 on July 30, 2016
our stay was very nice and quiet, the breakfast sun room had a variety foods to choose from.
4.6 on July 16, 2016
We enjoyed our one night stay at Leonard at Logan. The house was beautiful and well-kept. The neighborhood is lovely as well and very quiet! Next time I will book further in advance so we can get a King bed as queens are a bit tight for us. The breakfast was like being at a 5-star restaurant - outstanding! I had to refrain from eating WAY more than my share.
5 on July 11, 2016
We truly enjoyed our stay in The Kings Quarters. The room was very large and super comfy. The weekend breakfast was delicious. We will definitely come back and stay again! Whitney was a great source of info on places to go in Grand Rapids.
5 on July 10, 2016
My wife and I were in Grand Rapids for the long 4th of July weekend. Our 4 night stay at the B and B was wonderful. Thank you!
4.8 on July 05, 2016
First time staying at Leonard at Logan House but it won't be the last. Very comfortable room in a lovely well maintained home in a quiet neighborhood. Walking distance to several restaurants. We will make this our stopping place from now on in Grand Rapids.
4.8 on June 07, 2016
The Leonard at Logan House is the place we stay whenever we are in Grand Rapids. The staff is amazing and the breakfast is unbelievable! They offer a 24 hour "snack bar" filled with variety of healthy options, which is very nice when you come back late at night and want a little something to eat. The home is beautiful, welcoming and extremely comfortable. We can't wait to go back!!!
4.6 on May 25, 2016
The Leonard at Logan House is out go-to place to stay in Grand Rapids. It is a warm, inviting home and gorgeous!!! The owners are wonderful and breakfast is amazing! They have a 24 hour snack bar that is filled with lots of goodies, which is nice for a mid-afternoon or late night snack. This home is within walking distance to downtown, Wealthy St, and Cherry St. where there is shopping and great restaurants. We can't wait to go back!!
5 on April 20, 2016
I have a wonderful stay at the Leonard at Logan House. The innkeepers provided snacks, drinks and an incredible breakfast on the weekend and made me feel truly welcome. The care they take in the house is evident! In a great neighborhood near some excellent restaurants, shops and coffee shops. I'd love to return.
5 on April 19, 2016
I mistakenly booked the wrong room. They brought it to my attention and upgraded me for free. Perfectly located fir easy downtown access. Great hospitality and food. They will definitely see my wife and I again.
5 on April 10, 2016
My wife and I stayed at the Leonard for our six month anniversary and I couldn't be more impressed. The home is very cozy and the room we stayed in was extremely well maintained. The owners were very friendly and the breakfast was incredible. I see no reason to stay in a hotel when this amazing bed and breakfast is an available alternative. And it's very close to downtown, which also nice and convenient. If you're looking to stay in Grand Rapids, I'd highly recommend this place.
5 on April 06, 2016
We're repeat customers and always enjoy our stay at the Leonard at Logan: we wouldn't stay anywhere else when we visit Grand Rapids! As always, the staff makes us feel welcome (almost like family!) and the place is gorgeous: we love the living room (a comfortable place to hang out) and the bedrooms. The location is great, too: beautiful neighborhood with restaurants nearby (a brisk 15-minute walk) and close to downtown attractions. Highly recommended!
4.6 on April 03, 2016
We chose the Leonard at Logan for a short Thursday to Saturday trip to Grand Rapids. Upon arrival we were greeted and shown around the house, then shown up to our room which was very nice. Loved the double shower in the Lady Ann room. We actually ended up planning breakfast out with friends both days so we didn't take advantage of the breakfast provided, but we did enjoy some of the snacks and drinks that were conveniently left out. Overall, we loved our stay and would definitely stay at the Leonard at Logan again!
4.6 on April 01, 2016
In a beautiful historic district. The room was very comfortable & the staff was very friendly & helpful. They have us advice on places to visit & things to see. Would definitely stay again.
4.8 on March 18, 2016
A great way to spend the night in town without paying Amway prices. The mansion is beautiful and well kept. Service was very friendly. Breakfast was AMAZING. Loved the snack cove off the dining room as well. Hate to say it on here with everything being so wonderful but I found it odd that the T.P. was the cheapest single ply. That should be upgraded, it does matter.
3.4 on March 17, 2016
We visited here for a getaway and to explore Grand Rapids. Great place tucked away in the neighborhood. We stayed during weekdays so there was no breakfast but there were some snacks in the kitchen. Only drawback is there was a lot of driving to get to and from downtown. Overall a great stay though!!
5 on February 26, 2016
stayed one night. Cannot think of anything negative to say. Next time I am in Grand Rapids I will choose to stay here.
3.8 on February 04, 2016
Nice Place. Made a special breakfast for my dietary needs. Way beyond my expectations. Would stay there again.
4.4 on January 20, 2016
great place but should only be used for special times with your wife . Too expensive to stay more than one night. excellent staff and very friendly. would definitely stay again.
4.4 on January 02, 2016
clean , quiet , comfortable and people there were very accomodating
5 on December 28, 2015
My fiancé and I planned a quick weekend getaway for the holidays to GR and decided to try our first b&b. We absolutely loved this place. Located in a peaceful neighborhood close to downtown GR. We were greeted at the door and offered a tour. The house keep was very polite offered us a more spacious room since they were slow. The heated floors in the bathroom was nice. The breakfast was great. The home was simply beautiful. I can't say a single negative thing about this place. Will definitely recommend to friends and family.
5 on December 09, 2015
Wonderful stay. Beautiful home. Wish we had stayed longer.
5 on November 29, 2015
Very nice place to stay.
4.4 on November 26, 2015
My husband and I stayed her for a weekend getaway to celebrate our wedding anniversary. It was in a perfect location for us as we wanted to visit the many breweries in the area. The room was roomy, clean and cozy. The house itself was so spacious and the snacks and coffee bar were great. We plan to visit again next year for our anniversary again ;-)
3.8 on September 22, 2015
We were attending a training session in the area and only stayed the one nignt at Logan House - The Grand Duke. It was a very large comfortable room with all the comforts of home. We had use of the kitchen, frig, et al at any time which was great for those late night snacks or comforting cup of tea late at night. Our tour of the rooms helped us find our way to the living room and the sun porch as well as the outside patio. The staff were very imformative as to where close restaurants were and their prices. Unfortunately, the exchange rate (Can. to Am.) made the stay a little bit more expensive than we wanted but the home and room was delightful and very clean. Hats off to a tremendous bed and breakfast location. By the way, thank you to Ann for her little special brekky surprise even though during the week it is ususally only a continental breakfast. The eggs really hit the spot.
5 on September 18, 2015
VERY clean, spacious, staff/owners were very friendly and courteous. Centrally located in the heart of Grand Rapids. A little pricey but well worth it.
4.8 on September 01, 2015
I would absolutely stay again. Everything about the stay was perfect. The Saturday and Sunday breakfast was the best I have ever had at a B&B.
4.2 on August 29, 2015
Wonderful property, centrally located. Secure. Comfortable. Great host, and breakfast. Guest must request linens and towels be changed, otherwise there is no bed made-up service or towel service. Didn't expect that for this price of property.
4.4 on August 21, 2015
Wonderful historic property with a fine breakfast and professional staff. Would highly recommend for any business person traveling through the area. Close proximity to town in a lovely neighborhood of historic homes.
5 on August 10, 2015
Charming place to stay...keepers are great people...very friendly and hospitable
4.8 on July 21, 2015
Looking for a B&B in Grand Rapids for a quick, short get away vacation, separate rooms for 2 couples. Read on-line reviews and decided to try the Leonard at Logan House. We stayed in the Cecelia and the Sir Charles rooms. The Cecelia was sun lite and bright. Loved the built in ledge at the end of the Jacuzzi tub in the bathroom. It was my favorite place to sit. The owners/hosts were very perceptive as to the needs of their guests. Everything we needed was available and then some. We were impressed with the cleanliness of the B&B and comfortable interior design. We were greeted warmly and received a tour of the house and an explanation of the food service.. We expected a typical serve yourself breakfast since we were staying on a weeknight, but were pleased by the quiche in a chafing dish and fresh fruit available along with more common breakfast items. Loved walking around Heritage Hills and to dinner. Great location and a superior B&B experience.
5 on June 04, 2015
Everyone was extremely nice and the room was great
4.8 on May 28, 2015
Very happy with my stay at LLH! The room was very comfortable and nicely decorated, and the house itself was exceedingly charming. The staff was so polite and helpful, and the 24/7 snack bar was a great touch. The hot breakfast served on Saturday and Sunday was delicious; I only wish they offered it during the weekdays as well! Highly recommended, and I definitely plan to stay here again next time I'm in Grand Rapids! Matt T
5 on May 20, 2015
My fiance and I stayed here and it was a great stay. I would recommend that they upgrade their toilet paper. great place and great location
Innkeeper Response
Thank you for your kind review and we our so glad you enjoyed your stay. We would love to upgrade the toilet paper. Although the plumbing situation in such an old house wont allow us to upgrade and it's a recommendation by the plumber to make the switch to the 1 ply version to avoid damage. We still hope you come back as we enjoyed getting to know you. Take care!
- Melony (innkeeper)
3.4 on May 01, 2015
Very nice B and B - historic district, close to everything. Would go back. Two complaints - my room was very hot and there was no thermostat and windows don't open. Also - the breakfast is on your own and the owners no where in sight. The coffee machine was empty so we did not get any coffee.
4.8 on April 04, 2015
My wife and I recently enjoyed our first visit to The Leonard at Logan House. It was a wonderful experience in every way. I cannot recommend them more highly.
5 on March 18, 2015
my wife and I stayed during Laughfest weekend. The owners were more than helpful. Place was clean and quiet. Breakfast was great!
4.8 on March 18, 2015
Great place to stay while in GR. Toured local breweries and did a few laughfest shows. This B&B is located in a very nice historic district and walking the neighbourhood was a treat. I recommend highly. Keyless entry to front door and room allowed us to stay out past 2a and return "home" without bothering the innkeeper with our late dates.
5 on March 07, 2015
My wife and I stayed on a Tuesday and had a great stay. The room was wonderful, Chelsea gave us an informative and entertaining tour of the house, and the heated floors in the bathroom were a cherry on top. Normally we stay in bed and breakfasts over weekends and do a freshly cooked breakfast, but it's entirely understandable to have had a continental breakfast on a weekday. The quiche that was available the morning we checked out was excellent. Being within walking distance of downtown and being able to stay in a historic area were both important in our choice to stay at the Leonard, and we would gladly come back.
4.8 on March 04, 2015
Nice comfortable B&B in Heritage Hill area. Friendly staff, good breakfast, and fresh home baked cookies make it a good choice to stay in Grand Rapids
4.8 on March 01, 2015
Beautiful house and neighborhood. The staff treated us like we were long time friends. We had a great, relaxing experience. Chelsea made flour-less cookies while we were there, they were so good!! We recommend going to the Leonard at Logan House to our friends.
4.8 on February 23, 2015
I bought my parents a night here as a christmas gift, they loved it. Staff was very courteous and the house was beautiful. Would definitely recommend.
3.8 on January 03, 2015
We stayed one night just after Christmas while traveling through area. We didn't arrive during "official" check-in time, but were sent specific, helpful instructions on how to check ourselves in. The home was tastefully decorated for the holidays with 2 trees. The common area downstairs is very large and comfortable, with food and beverages available at all times.Our room was pretty and comfortable with all the amenities.
5 on November 19, 2014
A true home away from home! Comfortable and relaxing. Spacious and clean. Great place to come back to each evening after exploring the Grand Rapids area.
3.0 on November 17, 2014
Negatives: The house was cold, the water in the shower was only luke warm, and during the week there is no breakfast.Requiring dry shoes to be removed was excessive. Positives: Great location and the staff was wonderful.
Innkeeper Response
Thanks for taking the time to submit a review. I wish we would have known that you were not comfortable! Although we do keep the house at 71 degrees, each room does have an additional heater and a heated bathroom floor that could have been used to take the chill off. Our bathroom showers are connected to a high capacity on-demand water heater, so there should have been plenty of hot water. We will look into it to be sure that it is working properly. We cater to many business travelers during the week, which is why we offer our 24 hour extended continental breakfast during the week. We hope you have the chance to come back sometime in the future on the weekend to enjoy our famous full breakfast! We do put out signs this time of year asking guest to remove their wet footwear to help keep our hardwood clean from mud and salt. We always are sure to email guests in advance recommending a second pair of shoes or slippers should the weather be wet. We are glad to hear that you enjoyed interacting with us, and we really hope you give us another chance in the future. Take care!
- Mark Zimmer (innkeeper)
3.8 on October 31, 2014
Would stay here again and have recommended it to others already. Lovely home; friendly owners; beautiful neighborhood for walking. Able to walk to restaurants as well.
5 on October 24, 2014
Best stocked kitchen of any B&B I've stayed at! Loved the heated floors in our bathroom! Gorgeous mansion in a beautiful neighborhood!
3.8 on October 14, 2014
Beautiful house and wonderful breakfast. But new rules banning non-guests from the premises due to a "city ordinance" was inconvenient as we were traveling with friends staying in another hotel. I can see having a time limit such as "after 10:00" to coincide with their quiet hours, but seemed very restrictive especially since they have a very nice living room.
Innkeeper Response
We apologize for any inconvenience caused by your friends not being able to stop by and visit. This is not our rule, but a rule enforced by the City of Grand Rapids. We realize it is less than ideal, and we hope they will change their ruling at some point. In the meantime, however, so guests are not surprised, we do explain the rule on our website here: http://www.leonardatlogan.com/policy-info/policy-info.htm. In addition, we email the information to all our guests upon booking, email them again a few days before check-in as a reminder, and then inform them upon check-in. Please feel free to contact me at 616-558-1010 if there is something we can do differently in the future to make the process less of a hassle. Best regards, Mark Zimmer Innkeeper
- We apologize for any inconvenience. (innkeeper)
4.8 on October 09, 2014
We had a lovely stay at Leonard at Logan House and plan to return again soon.
4.6 on September 10, 2014
I would recommend The Leanoard B and B and will return. Deb was wonderful, the food was excellent and plenty of it, the home is beautiful, free parking on the road, nice neighborhood. My only thing was that the sheets and bedding smelled too much like detergent/fabric softener, whatever. We smelled it all night long. We are not allergic, but it was too strong. The room was clean and very nice. Bathroom was clean and beautiful !
4.6 on September 06, 2014
A wonderful Grand Rapids accommodation. A lovely
4.8 on September 01, 2014
I was very satisfied with the non-dairy breakfast options. This location is centralized to downtown and trendy stores on Wealthy St. Also very close to the Meyer May home. Have stayed here before and would stay here again.
4.4 on August 29, 2014
My colleague and I had to spend a night in Grand Rapids for business. Staying at the Leonard at Logan House made work feel like a vacation. Such a beautiful home! I wish that we were able to stay longer and really take advantage of the hot breakfast and wonderful hospitality!!
5 on August 28, 2014
wonderful experience! the restoration of the beautiful home was absolutely first class!
5 on August 27, 2014
I have stayed in at least 5 different rooms at this B&B and have had several of the different owners/staff during my stays and they have been over the top wonderful. Being a very particular person, I have to honestly say that this place is truly a top notch setting. Food is great, owners are awesome, clean beyond clean, beautifuly decorated and comfortable. For those of you who have nothing better to do than find fault with everything and anything it may be best for you to just stay at home where you can cater to your own needs or at the very least stay away from saying bad things about good people trying to do great things with their business. Shame on you for being whiney cry babies.
5 on August 19, 2014
This was our first stay at a bed and breakfast and we had a wonderful time, we look forward to our next opportunity to return! It is a beautiful old home, very nicely restored, quiet and welcoming. The rooms are spacious and nicely decorated. There is also plenty of relaxing commons spaces indoors and out. Breakfast was spectacular, don't miss it. - M & M Grimm
5 on August 14, 2014
Went to Grand Rapids recently to see the Meyer May House and found a B&B in the next block in a historic home. Was thrilled to find the Heritage Hill area with it's intact and restored neighborhood feeling and the Leonard at Logan House which is across the street from the MMH. The Leonard at Logan House is a beautifully restored home (of 8,000+ sq Ft) running as a B&B with comfortable and quiet rooms. The owners were gracious and on site. The stay there really made you understand the Heritage Hill neighborhood as it was (and is) planned and lived in. It was a great stay and I enjoyed being part of the whole historic district versus just driving thru and gawking out the car window. JK
4.8 on August 13, 2014
The room was big, clean, and very comfortable not to mention well decorated. The house itself is beautiful and well appointed. Coffee and snacks are available all day. One of the owners that we dealt with was just delightful. She was cheerful, exuberant, and a pleasure to talk with.
5 on August 07, 2014
It was our first stay at a B and B. We were very pleased and are telling our friends to try it!
4.8 on July 31, 2014
It was wonderful to have a guitar and piano in the common living room. The staff was informative and hospitable. We enjoy the fresh air and would be nice to have screens for more of the bedroom windows. Overall a great stay.
4.4 on July 29, 2014
The room was very comfortable with the old features still in place as well as some upgrades that didn't seem out of place. The rest of the house is in wonderful shape and well taken care of. It allows for easy access to downtown for shopping and dining. The neighborhood is very quiet and all the houses around are maintaned.
4.4 on July 26, 2014
My wife and I celebrated our 2 year anniversary at The Lenoard at Logan House. It was exceptionally clean and the staff was very friendly. We especially enjoyed how peaceful and quiet the property was. Lots of restaurants around the area as well. If you want nice, peaceful, and relaxing check out the Logan House!
4.8 on July 16, 2014
My husband and I stayed here for one night in the Baroness room and we loved it! Gorgeous house, very clean, the innkeeper was very nice and directed us towards a great place to eat, it really couldn't have gotten much better. They only have a continental breakfast during the week, but there was homemade quiche you could warm up and all kinds of cereal and yogurt selections from regular to organic. It was quite good. We'll definitely stay here again!
4.0 on July 08, 2014
The weekend breakfast hours were too late in day. A huge hole in step at front door. The daughter of owner who was the cook was very snobby. The town this bed/breakfast has a high crime rate.
4.8 on July 03, 2014
I remember the first time we stayed at the Leonard at Logan -- I was blown away by the level of comfort. Most B&B's we've stayed at felt cramped, but these rooms are spacious with modern amenities (e.g., heated bathroom floors!). And yet, they manage to retain their classic "older building" charm. The owners are friendly and accommodating. Now, we've stayed in a total of 3 different rooms, and each has been a real treat. Can't wait until the next time!
5 on June 26, 2014
I absolutely adored this place! Everyone was friendly and accommodating, it was very clean, and overall just felt like home. I would highly recommend it and hope to visit again soon! -Mehgan
5 on June 20, 2014
It was a 'shot in the dark' that rewarded us well. We were able to walk to everything we visited and enjoyed seeing Grand Rapids and its many neighborhoods.
4.4 on June 06, 2014
The staff was very kind and hospitable. We choose to stay in the servant's quarters because it was cheaper. It was tucked away at the back of the house. I would recommend it to anyone.
3.0 on May 28, 2014
It was great. Beautiful house. Especially liked giant sock monkey.
5 on May 20, 2014
We absolutely loved it at Leonard at Logan. The staff was nice. It was so nice and relaxing inside. We had the Princess Cecile room and it was lovely. They have an awesome selection for continental breakfast that you're welcome to 24/7. There was also some pop and popcorn which was nice for when we settled into our room to watch something. We will definitely be returning!
4.6 on May 17, 2014
Wonderful place.
5 on April 22, 2014
Beautiful place to stay. Breakfast is wonderful !
5 on January 28, 2014
Very much enjoyed our stay here. Well worth the money. Very clean and awesome staff. Would recommend to anyone that wants a quaint, clean and quiet restful stay. We will definitely stay again.
5 on December 19, 2013
We had a great stay, friendly atmosphere, great house.
4.8 on December 13, 2013
We love everything about this place. The charm is amazing & the staff is very nice.
5 on October 17, 2013
Beautiful B&B, gorgeous neighborhood, welcoming, romantic, everything you want a B& to be! We will most definitely be back!
4.8 on September 08, 2013
My husband and I stayed here for a night on our honeymoon. The food, service, and rooms were all exceptional and we were very pleased.
5 on August 28, 2013
I was met at the door and welcomed by name. The entire place is warm and comfortable. The staff friendly and accommodating. I'll be back!
4.8 on August 27, 2013
Centrally located, the Leonard at Logan House is the perfect destination for vacationers looking for a personal quality experience for the same price you'd pay at a one size fits all chain. The staff is so accommodating and the pristine,comfortable rooms are all you could ask for. I will frequent the Leonard and would recommend it to anyone.
4.0 on August 26, 2013
A wonderful find. Within walking distance to downtown in a historic district. The house was furnished with antiques and was very comfortable. Nice sitting area. We enjoyed eating breakfast in the garden.
5 on August 26, 2013
Loved our stay! Comfortable setting. Wonderful staff, great food. We will return.
3.6 on August 23, 2013
Beautiful house in a surprisingly stunning neighbourhood! Friendly host and hostess, comfy beds.
5 on August 20, 2013
Our stay was absolutely amazing and exceeded our expectations. I can't wait to go again! Thank you for the fabulous rooms and services!
4.6 on August 13, 2013
We visited Grand Rapids to tour Frank Lloyd Wright's Meyer May House which is down the street from the Leonard at Logan and within Grand Rapids' historic district. The Leonard has been lovingly restored and is beautiful. We visited mid-week so there was no hot breakfast. The continental breakfast was do-it-yourself but was very good and available all day long as were oatmeal cookies and hot and cold drinks.
4.4 on May 24, 2013
I found the Leonard on TripAdvisor and was very glad we opted to stay there. Very relaxed environment and though it's an older house, they've done a lot of work to make it very comfortable and new. It's in a great neighborhood and very close to downtown GR and the 24x7 access to snacks and drinks (and cookies) was great as we were coming in and out a lot while we were visiting. Definitely would stay there again.
4.2 on May 05, 2013
A very pleasant experience
4.8 on April 19, 2013
This was our first visit to this beautiful home. Very pleased with the cleanliness, the staff the greeted us, and the delicious breakfast. I would recommend this home to others.
5 on August 07, 2012
The Leonard at Logan was the perfect spot for us to share with our families for our wedding weekend in town. We filled up the entire house and it truly felt like a family home rather than an inn. The staff members manage to pull off the perfect balance of being completely accessible but unobtrusive. As our stay was over a weekend, we were treated to a delicious hot breakfast every morning, and were able to enjoy the time together as a family around the huge dining room table. The beds were comfortable, the rooms well-appointed, and the house itself is just lovely! We stayed in the Grand Duke which was full of character and quite spacious. We will definitely be back!
5 on July 21, 2012
Beautiful home! The owners have done an amazing job renovating and updating this old mansion into a beautiful and comfortable bed and breakfast. The furniture looks like authentic antiques but was pleasantly not worn out (like other B&Bs I've gone to). The decor is very updated and welcoming. The bedding, the paint colors on the walls, the curtains... even the lamps in the rooms were so pretty! Nice personal touches were found everywhere inside. I spent some time talking to the owners during my stay, they were so laid back, friendly and easygoing. They made us feel so comfortable and welcome staying here.
5 on July 17, 2012
I almost don't want to brag about this place just to insure it's available the next time I visit. Amazing group of professionals. Excellent service and a beautiful place close to everything in Grand Rapids!! we stayed in a few B & B's this past week and the Leonard blew them all away!!
5 on May 12, 2012
I found this lovely historic B&B online and made reservations, based solely on what I read. We found the place easily and were greeted by Ann - one of the innkeepers. She was most pleasant and casual and made us feel that we were her overnight guests and not paying customers. The house itself is so beautiful and lovingly cared for right down to the multi-hued roses on the entrance table .Our room - the Princess Cecille - was so charming and we were greeted with the twittering of birds from the room sound soother and alarm clock - all rooms have them and it adds just a touch more privacy. Very thoughtful. In fact, we left it on our whole visit as it was so soothing! Our bathroom had a wonderful jacuzzi tub and the bed was wide and comfortable! We did not feel confined to our room but encouraged to enjoy the common areas of the house. Being there on a Monday/Tuesday we had little expectation of a full breakfast yet we had a lovely quiche and fresh fruit enjoyed along with great coffee in the garden room. We felt comfortable helping ourselves and again, felt the real "homey" aspect of the place. We had our privacy yet felt that our needs would be met if we asked for help. There was a massage table stored in our room and a masseuse on the premises that night. Next time we will book that treat! The neighborhood is charming to walk in and the added attraction of the Meyer May house a stone's throw away make this an excellent getaway destination. My husband and I enjoyed our mini honeymoon and will seriously consider returning. This place offers the perfect balance of casual and formal and we loved it. Four thumbs up!!
5 on February 24, 2012
My husband and I had the chance to stay at the Leonard at Logan this past weekend for an event in town and we absolutely loved it. Way better than a hotel, and you really feel that you are in a home away from home. House is updated, but still feels historic which is great. They had fresh cookies out for us, and tea/coffee available around the clock. Had a chance to walk around the neighborhood too, and that alone was worth the visit. So much history in this area!!
3.2 on February 23, 2012
The bedrooms were really nice also the rest of the house very clean and inviting. Since we stayed during the week apperently only Continental Breakfast is being offered... Didn't enjoy bagels and bread that was sitting there already the day prior (covered but still) selection was really poot at most hotel chains the continental breakfast is much better,,, I guess the inkeeper was fixing something but we waited for a long time and nothing was coming up so it was time for us to leave... that was very disappointing
4.6 on February 13, 2012
Never before have I been to a B&B, so I only made a reservation for my boyfriend and myself for one evening. I wish we had booked the entire week! We stayed in the Lady Ann and the decor and furniture were homey and romantic. The giant couples' shower was a wonderful addition to a beautiful room. The staff and owners were lovely people to talk to. The other guests were kind and courteous. I was even allowed to tour the other rooms before their other guests arrived. Lastly, the location is wonderful with only a 5 minute drive or 20 minute walk to downtown GR. We will definitely be returning.
3.4 on January 24, 2012
Charming house and hosts. Enjoyed very tasty breakfasts. We had the room with the bathroom across the hall and would not choose that option again. The bathroom was in serious need of an upgrade (operating the shower was a definite challenge) and the sink needed a reglazing at least. Also a bit surprised that our beds were not made up after our first night's stay. Very convenient location and Ann was very helpful with directions.
4.6 on January 23, 2012
Had a fantastic stay at the Leonard. The house is beautiful, beds are so comfortable and the food and hospitality were the best. We will definitely return.
5 on January 03, 2012
We had a wonderful time at the Leonard at Logan House B and B. Excellent breakfast, extremely clean rooms, very charming atmosphere. We will definately be back.
5 on December 14, 2011
We stayed at the Leonard at Logan house on our wedding night. Enjoyed a relaxing soak in the tub in beautiful surroundings. We both slept in late and felt wonderful.
5 on December 14, 2011
Excellent experience. Lovely historic inn, great inn-keeper. The breakfast was also delicious. The sense of history in the inn was great.
5 on October 29, 2011
From the moment we arrived we felt transported back in time from the feel of this wonder, restored home. Even the creeking of some of the floors just reminds you that the home has a history. We stayed in the Lady Ann room and we were very pleased and comfortable. The breakfast in the morning was wonderful and filling. We met another couple that we had breakfast and conversation with. Love the whole experience. We will be staying again there probably in the summer of 2012 learning the area of the west side of Michigan and possibly moving to the area. Heidi Rich
5 on October 02, 2011
The B&B is a beautifully renovated home! Huge rooms with wonderful detailing of house consistent with time period of house. Very helpful and friendly staff!
5 on September 03, 2011
My husband and I stayed here for our anniversary. We selected the Grand Duke room. It was huge! Loved the color palate. The bathroom is huge for one of it's era. The Innkeeper was helpful but unobstrusive. The breakfast was delicious including good coffee and baked french toast.
5 on August 03, 2011
This B&B thought of everything the customer could want -- and then some! Friendly service, breathtaking atmosphere, and every detail polished to a "T." We will definitely be back!
5 on August 02, 2011
This is the second time we've stayed here. It was absolutely wonderful. The service is excellent, the rooms are wonderful, and the food is amazing! Definitely recommend.
4.8 on May 04, 2011
My boyfriend and I were in Grand Rapids for a wedding and decided to stay at the Leonard on the recommendation of a friend. The Leonard is very close to downtown and made it easy to get to the wedding reception. Remodeled for modern guests the room we stayed in had a flat screen tv, large king size bed, jacuzzi tub with shower, free wifi, and plenty of room. It was surprisingly quiet, we only heard the other guests when we came upon them in the hallways or during breakfast in the dining room. The key code entry to both your room and the house is also nice feature since we were in-and-out all day. The managers were very nice and they really know a lot about the history of the house and neighborhood. I hope to go back and try out their spa services one weekend.
5 on April 19, 2011
My husband and I had a fantastic time at the Leonard at Logan B&B this past weekend. The home is just beautiful! It has been restored while preserving many of the details that makes old homes so much fun to explore. Our room was open and spacious, the innkeeper was very helpful, and the "chef's special" on the breakfast menu was the best. We are already planning a trip later this summer. Thanks so much!!!
4.6 on April 17, 2011
A beautiful inn in historic Heritage Hills. Inn keeper Matt was so welcoming and a wonderful chef too! We really enjoyed our stay.
4.2 on April 12, 2011
I had a meeting in Grand Rapids and rather than staying at the usual "you could be anywhere" hotel opted to investigate a local B&B. For a relatively comparable price (especially if you account for not having to buy breakfast) I got to stay in a wonderful home with great character. It was just minutes from downtown, and with some of the confusion of roadwork in the area, Paul walked down to my car and welcomed me before I could even get my GPS reset. It was also wonderful to be in a quiet, historic neighborhood than on some busy roadway. A great experience. Thank you!
5 on April 04, 2011
I've had the wonderful opportunity to stay at The Leonard at Logan House a few times in recent months. The first - a surprise birthday party for our daughter's husband's grandparents. A chef had been engaged to make a complete meal all from scratch - salad, rolls, beef tenderloin, asparagus, strawberry shortcake. The second - my church dinner club came in mid-December for "lasagne and more", visited in the "fireplace room" after dinner and enjoyed all of the beautiful Christmas decor. The third -a very special time more for "just me"! Valentines Day I received my first ever herbal wrap and massage - it was so relaxing I didn't want to leave the spa room. It is my understanding that both guests and the general public are welcome to reserve the spa/massage services. A couple of days later I walked downtown to the Grand Rapids Art Museum to view the Princess Diana Exhibit. It was a rare, mild sunny day in February for that adventure. I've slept in two of the beautifully restored rooms so far and look forward to "trying out" the rest of the rooms in the future. The beds are so comfy with the softest sheets ever, the rooms are spotlessly clean and very tastefully furnished. It is so enjoyable to spend time in the "fireplace room" either alone with a good book/movie or with the innkeepers and their company whether it is a musical jam session, dancing lessons or there's a houseful of neighbors and friends for one of the LALH neighborhood potluck dinners.
1.8 on March 27, 2011
We spent last night at the Leonard at Logan House for a weekend getaway. We were in the room they call The Baroness - the only one with a Queen-sized bed - and the bed had a sink hole in the center and had us rolling into each other all night long. It also felt like the foot of the bed was higher than the head. We did not get much sleep. They asked us to order breakfast the night before from a small (lackluster) menu and to set a time to eat. Our meal started with a gorgeous fruit salad of fresh golden and red raspberries, strawberries and blueberries. A real treat in Michigan in March. However, the scrambled eggs had a hardened cap on them from being stored in the oven, I suspect. Raisin toast was small, cheap and had a strange aftertaste. Pancakes were served with real maple syrup but were made from Bisquick or the like. Sausage and bacon were low-quality diner equivalent. Coffee was the worst offense. Each guest had to get their own from a Douwe Egberts coffee machine that adds hot water to a pre-packaged coffee concentrate. The coffee was weak and highly unsatisfying. The organic yogurt in the fridge helped fill in the gaps. All-in-all, we won't be back, despite them giving us a 20% off coupon for our next stay due to the bed issue. They did say they were planning to upgrade that bed to a king, but if a B&B can't give you either a good bed or a good breakfast, it's not going to be on our list of places to return.
Innkeeper Response
We are pleased to announce that we have taken delivery this week of a brand new, high quality King Sized mattress for our 5th guest room. All of our beds are now King Sized beds by Jonathan Stevens which are produced locally here in Grand Rapids, Michigan. So hopefully a better sleep makes a better day. At the LatL, we have made the decision to not set a breakfast time and to allow guests to decide when they want to get up and eat. Some guests are early birds and others love to sleep in until the last minute. With that in mind, our breakfasts are sometimes "basic", but we make our batters from scratch (not Bisquick) and use only high quality, fresh ingredients including our bacon and sausage. We opted to use a quality coffee machine that allows guests to have coffee, regular or decaf, expresso, or tea anytime 24/7 without burning or turning cold. Most people love our coffee; however, we have learned that coffee and eggs are a very personal matter. We wish you would have told us so we could have made something special or re-made your eggs for you. And, we hope that you will try us again. We appreciate the input!
- General Manager (innkeeper)
4.8 on March 23, 2011
The Leonard at Logan far exceeded my expectations. When we arrived the host greeted us by name right at the door and made us feel at home. He gave us the grand tour of the bed and breakfast including the parlor which has beautiful furniture with a large screen tv, fireplace and several books to read. Our room was called princess cecille, it was a large room with private jacuzzi bathtub and a very comfortable bed. All modern conviences were in the home such as cable tv and wi fi. The breakfast consisted of juices, fruits, bagels, muffins, cereals etc.. Overall we had a great time and will definetly return.
5 on March 06, 2011
My wife and I stayed at the Leonard at Logan House recently and can not say enough good things about it. The house is beautiful. The staff is professional and warm, and manage the tricky balance of giving you a sense of real privacy while always being available if you need anything. The breakfast is excellent. The rooms are immaculate. Many thanks to Paul and all of the staff for giving us a great weekend getaway.
4.8 on February 18, 2011
This mini mansion is wonderful escape to another time. Cozy and comfortable and elegant all at the same time. Wonderful rooms, beautifully restored historic home in a gorgeous neighborhood. Close to museums and dining. Rooms are comfy and unique. We'll be back to enjoy the Leonard again!!
5 on February 06, 2011
The Leonard at Logan House is in a beautiful historic district that includes several blocks of stunning architecture, including a Frank Lloyd Wright across the street. The accommodations are top notch with soft sheets, firm mattress and lots of amenities, like snacks, tea and coffee accessible 24 x 7. The innkeepers are around if you need something, but otherwise, give you your privacy. We went in winter and plan to return in the spring to discover more about Heritage Hill and Grand Rapids. I highly recommend.
4.8 on October 24, 2010
My husband and I just got back from a weeknd at "The Leonard at Logan House" and we had an absolutely wonderful time!! The house is goregous and the hospitality was impeccable! We would stay there again in a heartbeat! Thanks for a wonderful, wonderful weekend!
4.6 on October 17, 2010
Super place -- a step back in time -- wonderful innkeepers. Didn't want to leave.
3.8 on October 17, 2010
The Leonard is an architecturally and historically interesting building, well-maintained and conveniently located. The rooms are spacious and beautifully well-appointed. The continental breakfast was a bit of a let-down.
4.8 on October 11, 2010
The house is lovely, the room very comfortable, the innkeepers engaging & helpful. We'll be back.
5 on October 11, 2010
We loved this place! The hospitality was wonderful, the house was clean and beautiful, the breakfast was excellent. There was always excellent coffee and fruit available, along with other snacks (including delicious homemade cookies). The history of this house is very interesting, with some of the original items still there.
5 on September 02, 2010
We stayed for Valentines Day. Our room was beautiful and the bed was so comfortable. The host was friendly and the dinner was great. The chef invited us all into the kitchen. The ballroom dance instructor was very good at his job. I have two left feet and I could dance by the end of instruction. I will see you there next Valentines day.
5 on August 30, 2010
We loved our stay at this Bed and Breakfast. Our host, Paul, was friendly and accessible, but never intrusive. The room was clean, the bed was extremely comfortable and the house was incredible. We stayed over the weekend so our breakfast was full and delicious. Walking the neighborhood was quite and experience, as well. Everything was perfect.
5 on August 09, 2010
Nestled in historic Heritage Hill, The Leonard at Logan is steps away from Frank Lloyd Wright, minutes from art and Fredrik Meijer or you can just stay and enjoy the beauty of the Leonard.
5 on August 01, 2010
My husband and I had a wonderful time. It was so relaxing, the rooms were beautiful and charming. We highly recommend a stay.
4.8 on July 30, 2010
This B&B is just awesome. Amazing house, friendly and fun staff, wonderful breakfast and the best beds ever! Don't miss this one!
5 on July 23, 2010
Amazing, unique, clean, spacious place steeped in history with extremely friendly and accommodating staff. Would be a great place for a wedding party weekend! The staff was friendly and inviting while non-intrusive at the same time. Beautiful fruit salads in the morning and great coffee, along with a lot of other delectables. Our only complaint was our stay was not long enough.
3.4 on July 12, 2010
The service was great and the housing was very comfortable.
4.2 on May 08, 2010
Amazing home! Loved everything about the place except for the sparse continental breakfast; not that I had time to eat anyway. Enjoyed a walk in the neighborhood where there were many beautiful homes to view. Had a great dinner at The Bob and enjoyed two very large antique stores downtown. Very nice visit all and all!


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"There's a whole lot of concern out there, says Barbara Heidolf, principal for food phosphates at ICL Performance Products LP, St. Louis. ICL supplies phosphorus, phosphoric acid, phosphate salts and derivative products for food and industrial applications.
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"Until recently, much of the attention paid to ingredient safety has centered on potential allergens, and the increased variety of foods on the market continues to make this a major concern. But events like the contamination of pet food with melamine, spinach with E. coli, mad cow disease and other incidents in the headlines have increased consumer awareness of many potential food contaminants.
"Contaminated ingredients carry a negative effect that ripples across the industry. Even if your products are not affected, consumers may transfer the mistrust of one product or group of products to all related items," she says. "In a sense, the contaminant scare has reminded us that we are all part of the same food chain."
At the Reuters Food Summit in Chicago earlier this year, Stephen Sundlof, director of the Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition at the FDA, warned that the nation's food safety system "could be just one incident away from some catastrophic event ... If there was an additional crisis, it might be at the breaking point."
Strengthening the chain
There are critical checkpoints up and down the food chain designed to guarantee the safety of ingredients that begin with defining when a raw material is indeed an ingredient and continue through third party audits, some of them governmental. But with the ever-growing list of ingredient suppliers from literally all over the globe, keeping track of the food chain is now an order of magnitude more complex.
Barbara's Bakery bar codes incoming ingredients so they can be tested and electronically tracked throughout the process.
The FDA's diminished capacity to protect the food supply doesn't mean consumers will settle for unsafe foods. They are making their concerns known. Retailers are getting the message and passing it along. In October 2007, Trader Joe's grocery markets announced it would phase out all end-products from China. Though executives at Trader Joe's were confident that all products met their high standards, consumers voiced their concern, and Trader Joe's listened. And acted.
At Barbara's Bakery, investment in consumer trust has been part of company philosophy from its humble beginning as a small organic bakery in 1971, and it has paid off in customer loyalty. "We follow a very rigorous protocol when handling ingredients. Incoming samples are tested and bar code labeled so we can electronically track them throughout the entire process," says Kent Spalding, vice president of marketing for Barbara's/Weetabix North America, Petaluma, Calif.
"We inspect facilities where we purchase our ingredients and require the proper certification from the appropriate organizations -- Certified Organic, ABI certified, etc. It is not the cheapest ingredients we are after, but instead the quality that best meets the objectives of our finished goods (taste, texture, appearance)."
Robert Hurlbut honed his safety background when he was CEO of Niman Ranch. There he built the nation's leading brand of premium, natural meat and created an innovative supply chain that allowed sustainable family farmers access to this fast-growing market. Source verification from farm to consumer was critical to maintaining consumer trust.
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Eden Hazard found himself making headlines for all the wrong reasons on Wednesday night as he was dismissed in Chelsea's Capital One Cup clash with Swansea on Wednesday night.
The Belgian was sent off after clashing with a ball boy, he appeared to kick the young boy as he refused to return the ball to the pitch quickly, with the Blues chasing the game.
Needless to say, the footballing world exploded and Goal.com has taken a look at what Hazard's fellow professionals thought of the incident...
"What have I just witnessed?! A ball,a ball boy,a player + a red card..u would never have imagined all that could go together in 1 sentence!"
Rio Ferdinand simply cannot comprehend the comprehension, never mind the event.
"Hazard sent off! Ballboy should have seen the 'hazard' coming!"
Gaizka Mendieta is quick on the draw to get the most obvious pun in there before most.
":O!!!! AM I SEEING THIS? A RED CARD?? LMAOOO NAAA i have never seen anything like this before in my life!!!"
Nathan Redmond reacts in a dignified and calm fashion.
"Unbelievable Jeff *kammy voice* hahahaha"
Impressions corner with Tom Huddlestone.
"If the ball boy gives the ball straight back and does his job properly that doesn't happen !"
Robbie Savage gives the youngster a telling off. He does have the hair to be a mother...
"I'm not saying Hazard isn't in the wrong but I hate to see a person who instigates a situation then cry foul for next to nothing."
Charismatic as ever from Michael Owen.
"Unbelievable decision by the referee to send Hazard off but congrats to Swansea. Who'd have predicted this final?! "
Gareth Bale sides with the player, and actually decides to talk about the football, sort of.
"I'm still laughing! He actually smothered the ball like a goalie, great handling in tough conditions! Hazard lost his head! Can't do that!!"
Sone Aluko is tickled pink by the whole thing.
"From underneath the lad who was lying on the ball wasting time!! I'm sorry that he caught the lad!!if u play with fire you might get burnt!"
A damning verdict from Noel Hunt.
"Rafa Benitez will need to be careful here on interview re Hazard. These incidents have a habit of growing arms and legs. Nip it in the bud!"
They've already grown, Gary Neville!
"In hazards defence i dont think he meant to kick the ball boy! i think he was just trying to get the ball from underneath the boy!"
Stating the obvious from Andros Townsend.
"Ballboys staying down injured... They'll be elbowing players off the ball next"
Robert Huth is relishing his next physical encounter.
"I'm not saying its the correct thing 2 do but when in the heat of the moment u just want the ball"
Desperation for having the ball often leads to kicks to the ribs, says Steven Pienaar.
"He never kicked him! He went to get the ball as I'm sure any other person in that situation would do the same thing"
He's a mighty fine player, but we're not sure if Luke Shaw's eyes are working.
"That kid will be on Celebrity Big Brother next year!!"
Careers advisor extraordinaire Steven Reid chips in.
"Game has well and truly gone..... #absolute joke #unbelievable #edenhazard"
Fury leads to bonus hashtags from Tom Ince.


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Release Date: 04/15/2008
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(Denver, Colo., April 15, 2008) The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region 8 issues biannual press releases for all drinking water enforcement cases that it initiated during the prior six-month period. EPA issued one emergency administrative order to a public water system on Tribal lands in Montana during the period Oct. 1, 2007 through March 31, 2008.
EPA issues an emergency order when there is a potential for imminent and substantial endangerment to public health, such as when acute contaminants have been identified in a public water system or when the water system has experienced a disruption that may endanger public health.
EPA issued an emergency administrative order on Feb. 22, 2008, to the Northern Cheyenne Utilities Commission for the Birney Water System (Lame Deer), Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation when the distribution system lost pressure. For this water system, the drinking water no longer presents an imminent threat to public health.
The SDWA establishes specific regulations to assure the safety of public drinking water.
EPA Region 8 oversees the protection of public health and the environment in Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah and Wyoming and on Tribal lands in these states. Compliance and enforcement are important components of public health and environmental protection which encourage governments, businesses and other regulated entities to meet their environmental and public health obligations.
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Tuesday, March 1
Women's History Month Lecture Series Part I: The Struggle for Women's Suffrage
2005 marks the 85th anniversary of the United States granting women the right to vote; however, the struggle for women's suffrage dates back nearly a century earlier and had its foundations in the abolition movement that sought freedom for the slaves in the American South. Foothill College Associate Professor of History & Women's Studies Dolores M. Davison, will discuss the humiliation and struggles experienced by the early suffragists and the enduring strength, courage and perseverance that finally gave them—and today's generation—the victory to vote..
Time: 11 a.m. to Noon.
Location: Room 3402
Free Admission
Wednesday, March 2
Women's History Month Opening Ceremony "Song of Survival" featuring Peninsula Women's Chorus
The music of Song of Survival was created in a World War II prison camp. Women sang the orchestral and piano masterpieces of great composers. Their music became a symbol of freedom and a tool for survival. This performance phenomenon was the creation of two women captives, Margaret Dryburgh—a natural music genius, and Norah Chambers—a skilled conductor. Join us for this live performance and hear about events at Foothill to commemorate Women's History Month. Enjoy live entertainment, refreshments and complimentary brownies from Luv's Brownies' entrepreneur and book author, Aundrea Lacy, and meet her at the book signing. Also, Katarina Gala will explain the history and health benefits of exotic belly dancing.
Time: Noon to 1 p.m. (College Hour)
Location: Library Quad Event Tent
Free Admission
Thursday, March 3
Women's History Month Lecture Series Part II FeminIsrael 2005: Celebrating Israeli Women in the Arts to Promote Social Justice
Producer Amit Breuer will present a program on Jewish women's issues and conditions based on the films Purity and Sentenced to Marriage. She will show excerpts from each film and answer audience questions. Co-sponsored by Jewish Israeli Friends of Foothill (JIFF) and Hillel of Silicon Valley.
Time: Noon to 1 p.m.
Location: Appreciation Hall (Room 1501)
Free Admission
Monday, March 7
Women's Healthy Spirit
Fern Davye, the highly acclaimed artist of modern and contemporary international poetry, delivers a painterly body of work by poets both well known and emerging. She delivers an afternoon of "language-as-theatre," presenting women's health issues in an emotionally powerful way that creates in the listener a true rearrangement of the senses. Join her as she reveals the passionate, powerful and sensual voices of women's natural strength and spirit. Co-sponsored by Health Services Office.
Time: Noon to 1:30 p.m.
Location: Smithwick Theater
Free Admission
Tuesday, March 8
International Women's Day
Celebrated around the world and commemorated at the United Nations, this day is a time to reflect on progress made, call for change and celebrate acts of courage and determination by ordinary women who have played an extraordinary role in the history of women's rights.
Women's History Month Lecture Series Part III Working Against Child Labor: A History of Women & Men Helping Girls & Boys
Accompanied by haunting images on slides, Sarah L. Bachman, award-winning freelance reporter, editor, and assistant director of Child Labor & the Global Village: Photography for Social Change, will talk about modern child labor in the context of international efforts by women and men to get children out of dangerous and exploitative work.
Time: Noon to 1 p.m.
Location: Appreciation Hall (Room 1501)
Free Admission
Wednesday, March 9
Scholarships—A Wealth of Untapped Dollars for Women
Learn more about the numerous financial aid and scholarship opportunities for women by attending a presentation by Foothill College Financial Aid Outreach Coordinator Josephine Christensen. Co-sponsored by the Foothill College Financial Aid Office.
Time: Noon to 1 p.m.
Location: Appreciation Hall (Rm. 1501)
Free Admission
Thursday, March 10
Meet the Artist Reception
Meet Gloria Grandy, the creative spirit whose prolific work in various media is on exhibit in the Semans Library throughout March. As a freelance artist, she is an illustrator, costume designer, and arts and crafts designer whose techniques use fabrics and textiles, acrylics, watercolors, prisma pencil, pen, pencil and photography. Her crafting skills include tile, ceramic and glass painting, woodwork, jewelry making and cloth dolls. She creates fabric art and creative clothing using quilting, fabric collage, silk painting, appliqué, embroidery and beading.
Time: Noon to 1 p.m. (College Hour)
Location: Semans Library; Refreshments in Library Patio
Free Admission
Monday, March 14
Self-Defense Training
Cordelia Clancy, director of Training for the Concrete Jungle Self-Defense Training Organization, is the first hand-to-hand combat woman instructor to train the bodyguards for the Pentagon's Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Gen. Richard Myers. Gain confidence, freedom and peace of mind and empower yourself with the same street-effective skills used by bodyguards, police officers and special forces teams. Co-ed training and all fitness levels welcome.
Time: Noon to 1 p.m. (College Hour)
Location: Library Quad Event Tent
Free Admission
Tuesday, March 15
Debate by the Foothill Speech & Debate Team
Hear our award-winning team debate important women's issues. Co-sponsored by Foothill Speech & Debate Team.
Time: Noon to 1 p.m.
Location: Room 1220
Free Admission
Wednesday, March 16
Closing Ceremony for Women's History Month FemPhotogs: Showcasing & Honoring Women Photographers
Award-winning Foothill College Photography Instructor, Kate Jordahl, who is also the co-director/founder of PhotoCentral, will showcase and honor the rich and varied bodies of work of notable female photographers worldwide. Hear Jordahl' own intriguing involvement in documenting UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Time: Noon to 1:30 p.m. (College Hour)
Location: Appreciation Hall (Room 1501)
Free Admission
Foothill College Women of the Year Recognition Ceremony
Foothill's Women's History Month Committee invites you to participate in their recognition ceremony for Women of the Year. Participate by nominating a Foothill female student, staff, or faculty member who has been inspirational in your life. This event will feature entertainment, music, and refreshments. For more information, or to nominate someone, call (650) 949-7064, or visit the ASFC Student Government Office, Room 6401.
Time: Noon to 1:30 p.m.
Location: Appreciation Hall (Rm. 1501)
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Fulham ended their long wait for a win on Monday night as Hugo Rodallega's header proved to be the winner in a 2-1 victory over Newcastle at Craven Cottage.
The Cottagers came into the game without a victory since mid-October but got off to an ideal start when Steve Sidwell's 19th-minute strike deflected off Mike Williamson and looped in. It was the home side's first goal in 317 minutes and they would have had several more was it not for some poor finishing and the fine form of goalkeeper Tim Krul.
Newcastle, though, were proving an increasing threat and Hatem Ben Arfa drew the visitors level in the 54th minute with a deflected effort before Rodallega headed home a free-kick by former United midfielder Damien Duff to secure the hosts all three points.


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Pick Six: Running down the conference races as college basketball's regular season winds down
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The Big 12 regular season has ended up as it always seems to: With Kansas on top.
With their 83-75 win over Oklahoma on Monday night, the fifth-ranked Jayhawks wrapped up at least a share of their 10th straight Big 12 championship. Only UCLA, with 13 straight Pac-10 titles from 1967-79, and Gonzaga, with 11 straight West Coast Conference titles from 2001-11, have won more consecutive conference titles in Division I history.
Kansas isn't the only team to have a title locked up or close to it.
No. 2 Wichita State, the only undefeated Division I team left, has already cut down the nets to celebrate its Missouri Valley title. No. 10 Saint Louis has a three-game lead with four games left in the A-10, Iona has clinched at least a share of the MAAC, Robert Morris did the same in the Northeast and top-ranked Florida has a comfortable lead over Kentucky in the SEC.
Most of the conference races haven't been decided, though. With two weeks left in the regular season, there's still plenty left up in the air.
Here's six conference races that figure to be interesting down the home stretch:
Atlantic Coast Conference. Syracuse appeared to be headed toward a runaway after winning its first 25 games. Things changed quickly when the Orange lost two games last week. Now, No. 12 Virginia is atop the conference with three games left. The Cavaliers are 14-1 in the ACC, a game ahead of Syracuse and three up on No. 6 Duke. The Orange have a chance to gain ground on Saturday, when they play Virginia in Charlottesville.
Big East. No. 9 Creighton is in control, thanks to a pair of lopsided wins over No. 8 Villanova. There's still some wiggle room for the Wildcats, though. They're a half-game back of the Bluejays at 12-2 and play three of their final four games at home. Creighton plays two of its final three games on the road, against Xavier and Georgetown, two teams vying for NCAA at-large bids.
Conference USA. This one could be fun during the closing stretch. Middle Tennessee leads at 11-2, but Southern Miss, Louisiana Tech, UTEP and Tulsa are all lurking right behind at 10-3 with three games left. Saturday's game between Middle Tennessee and LaTech could open things up a bit, but could also make the race even more convoluted. Stay tuned.
American Athletic Conference. No. 11 Cincinnati appeared to be headed toward the AAC title after opening conference 13-1. The Bearcats' 58-57 to No. 7 Louisville on Saturday made things a bit more interesting. Cincinnati, which has three games left, has a half-game lead over Louisville, which still has four left, starting with Thursday's game against Temple. SMU is two games back at 11-4 and Memphis still has an outside shot at 10-4.
Big South. This one is a wide-open race. VMI and High Point lead the North Division at 10-4, while Coastal Carolina, UNC-Ashville and Gardner-Webb are all 9-5 in the South. Radford and Winthrop also still in it at 8-6. It could sort out a little on Wednesday, when VMI plays at High Point. Then again, it may not.
WAC. The WAC could come down to Thursday's game between New Mexico State and Utah Valley. Both are tied atop the conference at 10-3 and the Wolverines need a win to gain a split in the season series after losing by 23 in Las Cruces earlier this month. Both teams have two games after that and Grand Canyon, in its first Division I season, could sneak off with the title, sitting at 8-4 with four games left.