Hotel vicino a Meadow Brook Music Festival - Detroit

“This property was my favorite in all the hotels I’ve ever stayed at. ”

“Good”

“Yes it was awesome”

“Fantastic”

“The township surrounding the hotel was experiencing a water issue during my stay, which I only learned about upon check in after a long trip, leaving me no options for other accommodations. I felt the staff for the duration of my stay was not very welcoming. The room was clean. That’s about all I can say. ”

“The location was pretty remote but so was the location I was attending. There isn't a bar in the hotel nor a real restaurant.So dining and meetings need to be at other locations. Breakfast was good”

“Friendly staff, room was quiet, towels good, lighting poor, furniture in room used and abused, carpeting worn, grass not cut”

“Very clean hotel, breakfast was very good very clean and organized, pool area was clean.”

“Breakfast was good! ”

“It was ok”

“Parking was easy, check in was a breeze & she was so nice! Rooms were clean & tidy!! ”

“Overall it was decent but could improve. Area grounds needs cleaning, cigarette butts everywhere. Rooms need renovated (cracked bathroom door, main door is hard to open, sofa couch needs replaced and AC is loud rm #225. Breakfast is typical hotel breakfast (eggs, potatoes, sausage, bagels, muffins, bread, cereal, waffle makers,, etc)”

“Great stsy”

“Clean room and great staff”

“The staff were super friendly but on our first night we had to switch rooms due to a marijuana smell coming through our bedroom vent. The breakfast staff were also very nice but some places weren’t super clean or a bit run down like the elevator and torn curtains in the room. However it was decent overall.”

“Clean room, spacious bathroom”

“Basic room, but that's what we expected. Our neighbors were outside enjoying some pot and our room smelled very strongly of it. We carry air spray and dealt with it. Signage said this was a 100% no smoking facility inside or outside. Also the lamp next to the bed could not be turned on as the knob was non-existent.”