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Relax in a Tower Deluxe Room at Grand Traverse Resort and Spa, a generous 463 sq ft retreat with views of the resort grounds and tower surroundings. The room is wheelchair accessible and finished with high‑pile carpet, blackout drapes, air conditioning and premium bedding to help you unwind after a day exploring the region.
Thoughtfully arranged for families or small groups, the room sleeps 4 on two Queen beds and includes a private bathroom with a separate shower, free toiletries and a hair dryer. Housekeeping rotates linens and towels every three days; rollaway beds and cribs are not available, though connecting rooms can be requested and a changing table is provided for families. Entertainment features a Smart TV with cable and premium channels plus pay movies, and both free wired internet and complimentary WiFi (100+ Mbps — suitable for 1–2 people or up to six devices) are provided for work or streaming.
In‑room conveniences support a comfortable stay: a coffee/tea maker, mini-fridge, desk with chair, and iron/ironing board are all provided, and limited‑hours room service is offered. The resort’s nightly fee typically covers access to the Health Club, pools and select services, and on‑site amenities such as Spa Grand Traverse, multiple dining venues, and the fitness center are available (reservations required for spa treatments and golf tee times). The Tower Deluxe Room blends practical accessibility and family-friendly comforts for a convenient base at Grand Traverse Resort and Spa.

























The Tower Deluxe Room has a private bathroom with a shower, free toiletries and a hair dryer. Towels and bed sheets are changed every three days.
The room looks out over the resort grounds and the surroundings of the tower. It is a Tower Deluxe Room at Grand Traverse Resort and Spa, and the blackout drapes let you darken the room when you want to sleep in.
Yes, the room is wheelchair accessible. It has high-pile carpet and a private bathroom. Service animals are welcome at the resort, but pets and emotional support animals are not.
Yes. The room has a desk and desk chair, free WiFi and free wired internet. The WiFi runs at 100+ Mbps, which suits one or two people or up to six devices. A Smart TV with cable, premium channels and pay movies is there for downtime, and an iron and ironing board are provided.
The nightly resort fee typically covers the Health Club, seasonal outdoor pools, Beach Club access, Wi-Fi, parking and the airport shuttle, with preferred golf and tennis pricing. The amount varies by date and booking channel. The Beach Club closes for the season on September 21. In the room you also have a coffee/tea maker, a mini-fridge and limited-hours room service.
Cherry Capital Airport (TVC) is about six miles or ten minutes away, and the resort runs a complimentary airport shuttle. Self-parking on site is free, valet is optional, and there are seven electric vehicle charging stations. The resort is at 100 Grand Traverse Village Blvd in Acme, about ten minutes northeast of downtown Traverse City.
You can eat on site at Aerie Restaurant & Lounge on the 16th floor of the tower, NIIJII, Jack's Taproom and Sweetwater American Bistro. Aerie serves dinner Wednesday to Saturday and Sunday brunch, and reservations are recommended. Check-in is at 4:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM. The front desk is open 24 hours, the main guest must be at least 21, and the resort is smoke-free.
At 463 sq. ft., the Tower Deluxe Room with 2 Queen Beds offers more breathing room than entry-level accommodations while staying within the main Tower building, putting you close to the elevators up to Aerie Restaurant & Lounge on the 16th floor. Guests who want a higher floor, a specific view, or a king bed instead of two queens can look at other Tower categories, but this room covers the essentials — a desk, Smart TV, and a full private bathroom — at a comfortable mid-range size.
Yes — with 2 Queen Beds and space for 4 guests, the Tower Deluxe Room works well for families, and connecting rooms are available for those who need extra space or privacy between generations. A changing table is provided in the room, and families can take advantage of the resort's indoor water playground and family-friendly indoor hot tub without leaving the property.
The Tower Deluxe Room sits inside the resort's main Tower building, the same building that houses Aerie Restaurant & Lounge on the 16th floor, so dinner is just an elevator ride away. The Health Club's indoor pools, water playground and fitness center, along with Jack's Taproom, NIIJII and Sweetwater American Bistro, are all a short walk from the Tower, and the resort's championship golf courses and Spa Grand Traverse are reachable on foot or via the resort's internal pathways.
This room is a standard Tower-building category focused on comfortable indoor space rather than a private balcony or terrace — guests who want to be outdoors can step out to the resort's outdoor pools, the Beach Club on East Grand Traverse Bay, or the two adults-only outdoor hot tubs just outside the Health Club pool area.
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