I spent three nights at the Leonard at Logan B&B for a short visit to Grand Rapids before heading north. I stayed in the Kings Keep room on the third floor – so lots of stairs, but very quiet. The room was spacious, as was the ensuite bathroom. The bed was comfortable. Wifi worked great. It was an easy drive from the Grand Rapids airport. The home is located in a residential, quiet area with other large and historic homes. The room and bathroom were clean. But what I liked most, was the hospitality and the delicious and substantial breakfasts. The large breakfast really kept me going throughout the day. Ruth was also lovely to send me with freshly-made muffins one morning, which I enjoyed for a late lunch. Additionally, there were snacks, sodas and coffee in the breakfast room, which guests were welcome to. While I ventured out during the pandemic to do some travelling in Michigan, I felt covid-19 safe at the B&B. The common rooms were large and well ventilated, and thus easy to maintain a 6 foot distance, and there was a purifying air system to help, as well as I wore a mask. There are also tables outside in the garden area, for those who would rather have breakfast outside. Many thanks to Ruth and Ken for your warm and welcoming hospitality.

I was traveling to Grand Rapids 2 days a month for 18 months. After a couple of stays at local hotels, I booked a room at The Leonard at Logan House Bed & Breakfast because my wife was joining me for her birthday get away. We had a wonderful stay! The owners Ruth, Ken and manager Kailey are warm, wonderful people who put you at ease right away. The rooms are clean and comfortable and have a homey feeling you can't get at a hotel. The breakfasts were wonderful!! There are many tried and true breakfast regulars ( fresh fruit, egg dishes, potatoes and french toast or pancakes) as well as baked oatmeal, scones or other baked goods and a yogurt bar with numerous toppings. There is a wide variety of hot and cold drinks available at breakfast and throughout your stay. Fresh baked cookies and other wonderful baked goods are usually available throughout the day. The Inn is located in the Heritage Hill neighborhood which is a quiet, safe historic district that has a wide range of architectural styles. This is a great neighborhood to stroll through and enjoy the sights. One block away is the Meyer May House, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright that is open for tours a couple of days per week. There are also many good restaurants and entertainment venues close by. After our first stay at the Leonard at Logan House, my wife decided to join me for the remainder of my trips to Grand Rapids and we made it our home away from home. If you are planing to spend time in the Grand Rapids area, I highly recommend booking a stay at the Leonard at Logan House.

The awesome: Beautiful old home that has been lovingly restored and maintained. The neighborhood is pretty and architecturally interesting. The rooms were comfortable and clean. The breakfasts were tasty and well prepared. The not so awesome: Owners NEVER wear a mask: not while greeting guests, not while preparing food, and not while serving food. I doubt any restaurant in Michigan would pass today’s standards by doing this. Also the toiletries provided in each room were common use. I other words the next people in our room will be sharing the land lotion bottle we were provided. None of this is a big deal in normal times but these are not normal times. If these issues are not important to you, this is a great place to stay. If they are, then I would search further.