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We Are the MRLA Feature: Morton Hotel
Owner Name: 55 Ionia Partners
Company: The Morton Hotel
City: Grand Rapids
Year Founded: 1961
Website: www.mortonhotelgr.com
MRLA Member Since: 1987
What is your business’ niche/specialty?
The Morton Hotel is Grand Rapids’ first and only dog-centric hotel offering extended stay lodging with a residential-style service model. While staying at the Morton, guests find comfort in one of our 25 fully furnished suites, ranging from studios all the way to multi-bedroom penthouses. Each suite features washer and dryer units, a fully outfitted kitchen and free pet accommodation. In addition, the basement of the hotel is equipped with an indoor pet play and relief area to avoid you having to leave the building on those cold or wet days. The Bauhaus-inspired interiors are fresh, inviting, and comfortable. Our dog-friendly design provides everything you and your pup might need so you can travel without the stress of kennels or finding dog-sitters. Located in the bustling Hotel District of downtown Grand Rapids, Michigan, this vibrant retreat is community-oriented and offers dynamic city stays for dogs and dog-lovers.
Why is the MRLA important to you and your business?
As a long-standing and loyal member of the Michigan Restaurant & Lodging Association, the connections and continuous support we have received has been invaluable. The MRLA has stuck by the industry during the pandemic and guided us through the toughest of times.
Morton Hotel Highlights:
Company: The Morton Hotel
City: Grand Rapids
Year Founded: 1961
Website: www.mortonhotelgr.com
MRLA Member Since: 1987
What is your business’ niche/specialty?
The Morton Hotel is Grand Rapids’ first and only dog-centric hotel offering extended stay lodging with a residential-style service model. While staying at the Morton, guests find comfort in one of our 25 fully furnished suites, ranging from studios all the way to multi-bedroom penthouses. Each suite features washer and dryer units, a fully outfitted kitchen and free pet accommodation. In addition, the basement of the hotel is equipped with an indoor pet play and relief area to avoid you having to leave the building on those cold or wet days. The Bauhaus-inspired interiors are fresh, inviting, and comfortable. Our dog-friendly design provides everything you and your pup might need so you can travel without the stress of kennels or finding dog-sitters. Located in the bustling Hotel District of downtown Grand Rapids, Michigan, this vibrant retreat is community-oriented and offers dynamic city stays for dogs and dog-lovers.
Why is the MRLA important to you and your business?
As a long-standing and loyal member of the Michigan Restaurant & Lodging Association, the connections and continuous support we have received has been invaluable. The MRLA has stuck by the industry during the pandemic and guided us through the toughest of times.
Morton Hotel Highlights:
- Dog-Centric - Our hotel is 100% dog-friendly and approved. We do not charge an additional pet fee to bring Fido along with you. Meaning you can experience all the wonderful things Grand Rapids has to offer without having to leave your dog behind.
- Location, Location, Location - Our location in the Hotel District in downtown Grand Rapids is centrally located to all the main attractions including Van Andel Arena, the Grand Rapids Art Museum, DeVos Place, and many popular bars and restaurants.
- Service – Our hotel operates a residential stay service model. Meaning we are not always physically present with our staff, but always available to be reached via email or messaging through our software. Our door locks are programmable by pin, eliminating the need to check in and pick up keys from the front desk.
- Long Term Stay – Each of our suites have the longer term stay guest in mind. With all the comforts of home including ample space, a fully equipped kitchen, in-unit washer and dryer. There is no better place to settle in than at the Morton Hotel.
- History – The hotel is inside the historic Morton Building at the corner of Ionia and Monroe Center. In 1922, the hotel was first owned by J. Boyd Pantlind, who also owned the Pantlind Hotel which is now known as the Amway Grand Plaza. Since then, the building has been resorted many times.
