Empire , MI Pet Friendly Hotels

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Pet lovers shouldn't miss the chance to visit Empire, a tranquil city known for its coffeehouses and natural parks, as well as attractions like Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore and Pierce Stocking Scenic Drive.

How to Wander Wisely in Empire with Your Pet

Culture enthusiasts will want to visit Sleeping Bear Point Coast Guard Station Maritime Museum.
Other things to see include Sleeping Bear Dunes Park Visitor Center, Empire Bluff Trail, and Mistwood Golf Course.
Need a pet store? Try Northwoods Hardware Home & Garden.
For vet care, Tomblan Burmese is located in the area.

Pet-Friendly Times to Vacation in Empire

Weather can make or break your stay, especially if you're hoping to spend time outdoors. We have gathered the average day and night temperatures to help plan your trip in Empire.

From January to March, average temperatures range from 45°F in the daytime to 18°F at night. Between April and June, the daytime average is 76°F and the nighttime average is 30°F.

From July to September, average temperatures range from 77°F in the daytime to 47°F at night. Between October and December, the daytime average is 62°F and the nighttime average is 20°F.

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Recent Empire hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Delamar Traverse City

3 out of 5

Posted 1 hour ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"We stay at this hotel every year for a girls’ soccer tournament, and the main reason we continue choosing this property is the outdoor heated pool area. The girls love being able to swim & do s'mores while the parents relax outside around the fire tables and cabanas. It’s honestly the feature that justifies the higher room rates for us year after year. Unfortunately, this stay was very different from past experiences. Outdoor seating was limited, the cabanas were closed off, the outdoor fire features were not available, and the pool closed at 8:00 PM for adult swim. I even spoke with the front desk to ask whether the cabanas could be opened since they appeared fully intact and not under repair, but I was told they were closed due to the transition to the summer setup. Had we known these amenities would not be available, we likely would have chosen a different hotel at a lower price point. Additionally, our room stayed around 72 degrees and felt very stuffy the entire stay. We were unable to get the temperature lower. Maintenance did come to the room, but the only solution offered was a box fan, which unfortunately didn’t resolve the issue. All that said, this is still a charming hotel in a great location, and we’ve genuinely enjoyed our stays in previous years. This visit, however, did not reflect the experience we’ve come to expect, especially considering the cost was approximately $1,000 for two nights."

A verified traveler stayed at Delamar Traverse City