Montague Inn Bed & Breakfast occupies a 1929 Georgian mansion at 1581 S Washington Ave in Saginaw. It operates as an inn and lakeside event venue, and couples, wedding parties, and business travelers book it for its historic setting close to the city’s Celebration Square attractions.
Robert and Edwina Montague built the brick residence. It later housed city offices before a 1986 restoration turned it into a B&B, according to the inn’s history page. Guests choose from 17 air-conditioned rooms with private baths, desks, TVs, and free Wi-Fi, as listed on Yelp and Booking.com. Breakfast is included with each stay. The landscaped grounds slope toward Lake Linton, and that waterfront lawn draws couples planning ceremonies and receptions. Meeting space makes the inn practical for small corporate retreats.
Visitor Highlights & Practical Info
Late spring through early fall is the peak season for weddings, so weekend rooms can sell out when events are booked. Reserve early or aim for weekdays if you want a quieter stay. The inn recommends booking direct through its official site. Guest reviews vary, ranging from 3 of 5 on Tripadvisor to higher scores elsewhere, so confirm room specifics before you arrive. The Japanese Cultural Center & Tea House, the Children’s Zoo at Celebration Square, Hoyt Park, and the Andersen Enrichment Center are all within a short walk or drive. Plan to drive, because public transit in Saginaw is limited.
