Before You Arrive

A deposit is required at the time of booking to confirm your reservation. One-night stays require full payment at the time of reservation. For stays of two nights or more, a deposit equal to the first two nights is due at the time of booking, with the remaining balance automatically charged to the payment method on file 30 days prior to arrival. The deposit includes a per-person, per-stay fee for round-trip luggage transfer between the dock and the hotel, which is subject to change.

Certain promotional packages, including Book Early and Save, are fully non-refundable and non-changeable, as disclosed at booking, and require full payment at the time of reservation.

Group reservations may be subject to different terms as outlined in the group agreement.

All reservation modifications must be made prior to arrival. A $50 per day change fee applies to reservation modifications. Early departures will be charged for all remaining reserved room nights, plus applicable taxes and fees. Cancellations received at least 30 days prior to arrival will receive a refund of all amounts paid, less a $100 processing fee. Once the remaining balance is collected 30 days prior to arrival, all payments made toward the reservation become non-refundable and non-modifiable. Cancellations made fewer than 30 days prior to arrival will forfeit all amounts paid.

At Grand Hotel, our tradition of elegance is part of what makes every visit special. We embrace our rich history, and our dress code reflects the timeless style that has been part of our story for generations.

During the day, we invite you to enjoy a relaxed resort atmosphere, where casual yet refined attire is welcome. Before 6:30 PM, we ask that guests refrain from wearing midriff-baring tops, sweatpants, cut-off shorts, sleeveless shirts, or attire with inappropriate language or graphics.

As evening falls, Grand Hotel transforms into a place of timeless sophistication, where every night is a special occasion. After 6:30 PM, we honor this 139-year tradition by requiring our guests to dress with elevated evening attire in all main areas of the hotel. While the hotel reserves the right to determine the appropriate and approved level of attire we require: Coordinated suits, dresses, skirts, blouses, dress sweaters, sport coat with necktie as examples of appropriate attire. No denim or shorts are permitted.

This tradition of dressing for the evening is a cherished part of the Grand Hotel experience, creating an atmosphere of grace and refinement for all to enjoy. Children 12 years and older are encouraged to embrace this tradition by dressing similarly to adults.
This policy applies to all parlor-level areas, including the Front Porch, Parlor, Geranium Bar, Baroque, Terrace Room, and Main Dining Room.

We appreciate your participation in this tradition, helping us honor the elegance and history that make Grand Hotel so unique.

Golf Attire Guidelines

To help maintain the traditions of the game and ensure an enjoyable experience for all golfers, we ask that guests follow the dress code outlined below.

Men are welcome to wear:

• Collared golf shirts, including traditional polo shirts
• Golf-specific mock neck shirts
• Slacks or tailored golf trousers
• Bermuda-length shorts
• Golf shoes with soft spikes
• Caps and visors worn forward

Attire Not Permitted:

• Jeans or denim of any kind
• Cargo shorts or cargo pants
• T-shirts or tank tops
• Athletic shorts, including gym or basketball shorts
• Flip-flops, sandals, or other open-toed footwear

Women are welcome to wear:

• Collared golf shirts, sleeveless shirts with a collar, or sleeved shirts without a collar
• Golf skirts, skorts, or tailored shorts
• Slacks or capri pants
• Golf dresses
• Golf shoes with soft spikes
• Visors, hats, or caps

Attire Not Permitted:

• Jeans or denim of any kind
• Halter tops, tube tops, or spaghetti strap tops
• Athletic leggings (unless otherwise permitted by the course)
• Short shorts or mini skirts
• Flip-flops, sandals, or other open-toed footwear

Please note: Management reserves the right to determine whether attire is appropriate for play. Guests who arrive in non-compliant attire may be asked to change before accessing the course.