Finding a Hotel in Vanderbilt

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You might not find the perfect place to stay in the center of Vanderbilt, but you can choose from 208 accommodations nearby. Search by filters such as price, neighborhood, guest rating, or popular locations, depending on what's most important to you.

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What's the Weather Like in Vanderbilt?

If you need to know whether to pack an umbrella or your shades for your holiday in Vanderbilt, the below weather information may help. Vanderbilt is typically warmest in July and August, while it’s usually the chilliest in February and January. The rainiest months are September and October, while the driest months are normally February and March. Here's an overview of rain and seasonal temperatures so you're completely prepared for everything Mother Nature can deliver:

January to March: average temp during the day is 45°F and 8°F at night

April to June: average temp during the day is 78°F and 24°F at night

July to September: average temp during the day is 79°F and 42°F at night

October to December: average temp during the day is 61°F and 12°F at night

Annual average rainfall: 36.22 inches

I feel like the owners of this property try very hard to offer as much as they can at the lowest possible price. They throw in a lot, and although all the extras are not first class (like a $129 Waldorf Astoria breakfast), I give the owners and credit for doing all they can. Our king size bed had a massage function and the head and foot of the bed adjusted up and down. Free food is available almost all day long in the cafe. Free cookies and popcorn in the lobby. Even a free haircut along with a blue ray player in the room. Large TV in room with free Internet access. Covered parking, also included. Some other extras as well. Like I mentioned, not necessarily first class but all at a very, very reasonable price. We stayed at the Waldorf in NYC a few years back, and the breakfast for one person was $139, $159 with eggs benedict, plus taxes, tip, ect. No coffee maker in the Waldorf room, but room service at the Waldorf would bring up a tea or coffee service for $39, plus taxes and tip. My point is, this is not the Waldorf, but for the cost of about 2 pots of tea at the Waldorf you get a lot of extras and a reasonable room. So the negative reviews of some of the amenities at this very reasonably priced property to me make little sense, give that Petoskey is not NYC and these people of the North are doing everything possible to provide great value.