Welcome to The Henderson Castle, the most popular inn in Kalamazoo. Whether you're local or coming from Grand Rapids, Detroit, Lansing, South Bend or Chicago, you'll find us to be the best destination for your anniversary, birthday, wedding, graduation or romantic getaway. Situated in the historic West Main Hill neighborhood, you’re minutes away from the theaters, shopping and vibrant night life of downtown Kalamazoo, but secluded enough to enjoy a quiet night free from the noise of the city. When you’re with us, you’ll have a royal experience. Wake up to an incredible breakfast prepared by our French chef François Moyet. Get a massage, facial or manicure in our day spa. Soak in our rooftop hot tub while taking in the best view of downtown Kalamazoo that’s available. Stay for dinner at our restaurant and indulge in the finest French food southwest Michigan has to offer. settle for a hotel - instead experience luxury fit for a King or Queen.

In addition to the inn, restaurant and spa, we offer a banquet hall and ball room that can accommodate ceremonies, corporate meetings, holiday parties, family events, baby showers and more. Our lodging is available per night, for a weekend or could even be arranged for extended stay. tours, princess tea parties, murder mystery dinner party and high tea are fun things to do in Kalamazoo. you’d like to book a room, make dinner reservations or just have a question, don't hesitate to contact us. The Henderson Castle Inn is here for every type of guest. Relax in our ADA accessible guest room, the Library Room, featuring an accessible shower with grab bars & handheld shower-head. A ramp wraps around the rear of the Castle and can be accessed by using the Gallery entrance to allow accessibility to the 1st floor. Unfortunately the 2nd and 3rd floors can be accessed by stairs only. While the restaurant is located primarily on the 1st floor, events are sometimes scheduled in the 3rd floor Ballroom.

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Body Care & Cosmetics Bras, Panties & Lingerie Winter & Rain Boots Home, Bed & Bath Games & Game Consoles Sound Systems & ReceiversBecause so much of who we are shines through our work with DIVI, we only thought it best to properly introduce ourselves.  A scrappy band of seven (eight if you count Friedrich), we put our hearts and souls into our positions to cultivate our shared mission to see our Twin Cities startup succeed. We have gotten to know and depend on each other’s unique talents, as well as our quirks and guilty pleasures.  We think it says a lot that we can let our freak flags fly in the office, and if we’re wrong, we don’t want to be right!  Team, shmeam – this is family! Without further ado, we present to you Team DIVI: Pamela is a Twin Cities native who got her start in restaurants at a young age.  After moving up quickly in to restaurant management, she made the move to Naples, Florida as the GM of Campiello, a D’Amico restaurant.

It was then that her lifelong passion for giving back was truly born as she accepted the position of Executive Director of the Naples Children & Education Foundation.  Minnesota soon called her home and Pamela worked as the Medical Staff Coordinator at Shriners Hospitals for Children until she was whisked away by DIVI. Q: What song do you sing out loud in the car when you think no one is listening? A: “Some Nights – by Fun” Q: What did you do growing up that got you into trouble? A: “Pretty much anything I did.” Q: If you could witness any event past, present or future, what would it be? A: “In the future – I would love to meet my great, great grandchildren!” Q: What story does your family always tell about you? A: “When I got my thumb stuck in a bowling ball…yes, a bowling ball…” Mike is basically a Wisconsin guy from childhood and the oldest of 3 brothers. After going to UW Eau Claire he moved to Minneapolis and accidentally fell into the retail software industry where he spent 20 years before deciding he wanted to do something different.

That’s when Mike began to help launch DIVI. Q: What would you name the autobiography of your life? A: “Right Place, Right Time.” Q: What do you miss most about being a kid? A: “Actually, not much, I’m basically still just a big kid now but with more resources!” A: “I would love to see when humans finally figure out space travel in a meaningful way, but I’ll be shocked if it happens in my lifetime.” Q: In your own words, what is your job at DIVI? A: “Putting the pieces in place and removing roadblocks so our amazing team can do what they do best!” Taylor grew up in the western suburbs of the Twin Cities. After receiving her degree in Mass Communication and Global Studies, she moved to the east coast to develop a non-profit foundation in the field of sustainable building. She soon realized her skills and passion were best suited for event planning, so as a true advocate for ‘the greater good’, she happily accepted a position as DIVI’s Events Director in 2014.

A: “I’m an unapologetic idealist. I would love to be alive and present during a genuine social movement toward WORLD peace. As the saying goes, ‘When the power of love overcomes love of power the world will know peace.'” Q: What is something you learned in the last week? A: “Don’t let doubt stop you from trying.” Q: When you have 30 minutes of free time, how do you pass the time? A: “Read gardening books or tend to my cat’s every whim.” Jake grew up in Eden Prairie and is an only child. He has always had dogs growing up and currently owns two beagle mixes. Jake attended Augsburg college for two years and was majoring in communications when the opportunity arose to start his career with DIVI. He enjoys hanging out with friends, being outside, snowboarding and motorcycling. Q: What song do you sing out loud in the car when you think no one is watching? A: “Free Bird – by Lynyrd Skynyrd” A: “I meet with businesses and explain how DIVI works how to best use it as a marketing tool.

I help businesses join DIVI and market whatever promotions they want.” A: “Very first Woodstock festival.” A: “Life is about finding a balance with everything.” Tess grew up on a lake in the small town of Osakis, Minnesota, with two younger sisters and the largest ‘miniature’ dachshund to ever live. She moved to St. Paul to attend the University of St. Thomas, received her degree in Business Communications and spent the last 10 years working in the wedding and hospitality arena gaining life experience before finding herself at DIVI. A: “Being with my incredible family 24/7. They are my favorite people in the world!” A: “A few weeks after I got my drivers license I crashed our car into a tree on a dirt road…” A: “I’d like to be around when humans finally learn to live in harmony – truly help one another as neighbors, be accepting, and love instead of hate. The beauty is, that could be tomorrow.” A: “Communications Ninja – I make things look and sound the best they can before going out into the world.”

Aleckson moved to the United States when he was 7, soon after his father bought a computer and it was love at first sight. Everyday after school he spent time on forums and YouTube, reading and watching random tutorials that peaked his interest at the time.  By high school Aleckson was rooting his Android phones.  This early discovery of his vocation led him to study Java and Android development. Q: What song do you sing out loud in the car when you think no one listening? A: “Have You Ever Seen the Rain – by Creedence Clearwater Revival” A: “To see Martin Luther King, Jr. delivering his ‘I Have a Dream’ Speech.” A: “To Master ANYTHING, number of tries is the key. Always learn new skills, discover new places and read often.” Jiaxin grew up in Shanghai with 10 million people in the city, moved to Shenzhen when he was 12, to Singapore when he was 15, and ended up in River Falls, Wisconsin, for college in 2013. He received his degree in Computer Science and spent a couple of months in Guangzhou and Singapore for internships before joining DIVI.