2026 Midland Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in August)

An exceptional Eid Brunch experience at The H Hotel—1000/10! Huge thanks to Ms. Michelle for her amazing hospitality. She was incredibly attentive, energetic, kind, approachable, and highly professional in her work. She even stopped by our table personally to check on the food and ensure we had everything we needed, which we truly appreciated. The environment felt elegant, full of positive vibes, and very comfortable. The food was absolutely delicious. Highly recommend The H Hotel!

We had a delightful stay at H Hotel and wish to specifically commend Mahesh and Mansi at the front desk. From the moment we checked in until we checked out, they were both exceptionally warm, attentive, and ensured we felt truly welcomed. They promptly addressed our questions, provided helpful recommendations for the area, and graciously handled a few minor requests with a smile and sincere care.

The room at H Hotel was stunning, featuring high ceilings that created a spacious and elegant atmosphere. It had a fancy appearance, and we were even able to enjoy a lovely view upon request. Alex Jose stood out for his exceptional hospitality, greeting us immediately, displaying great friendliness, and ensuring we had everything we required. I would unquestionably rate this hotel as excellent, and its convenient location near the airport is a great bonus!

Another garden worth visiting in Midland, Michigan, is Dow Gardens. There are several areas to explore and spend an afternoon. My favorite are the pond areas where water is clear. There is also a rose garden and an orchard. Dow Gardens has the longest canopy walk in US, 1,400 feet long and 40 feet above ground. It also has a cafe inside. You can buy a one year pass for $20. A one-time pass for an adult costs $10.

As a nature lover, Midland City Forest in Midland, Michigan, is one of my favorites parks. It covers a huge area where you can walk, cycle, and even horse ride. There are various paths to follow and the tree canopy keeps you cool especially during summer. You occasionally see people walking their dogs. I like how lush the greens in this park. Entrance and parking are free!