Pet-friendly Hotels in Ann Arbor

I made a temporary reservation and arrived at 11:30 in the middle of the night. There is only a twin room on the first floor. When I walked into the room, the smell was very heavy and it felt very damp and airless. This hotel is very large and newly renovated, the free breakfast is very rich, and the service is very good, someone will greet you with coffee or tea. There are coffee machines, refrigerators, and microwaves in the room. The hotel has a large swimming pool and gym. The surrounding area is safe and spacious, and the car can be parked freely. A few steps out of the hotel, there will be gas stations, supermarkets, and it is very convenient to buy some food and process it. The particularly good thing is that there is a car rental company in the hotel, and the car is parked right next to the hotel, which is a great service!

With a stay at Residence Inn Ann Arbor Downtown in Ann Arbor (Old West Side), you'll be within a 5-minute drive of University of Michigan and Exhibit Museum of Natural History at the University Of Michigan. This hotel is 1.1 mi (1.8 km) from Michigan Stadium and 1.4 mi (2.2 km) from Nichols Arboretum.Enjoy recreational amenities such as an indoor pool and a fitness center.Grab a bite from the snack bar/deli serving guests of Residence Inn Ann Arbor Downtown. A complimentary full breakfast is served daily from 7 AM to 10 AM.Featured amenities include complimentary wired internet access, a 24-hour business center, and express check-in.Make yourself at home in one of the 110 guestrooms, featuring kitchens with full-sized refrigerators/freezers and stovetops. Your memory foam bed comes with down comforters and premium bedding, and all rooms are furnished with sofa beds. Wired and wireless internet access is complimentary, while 32-inch Smart televisions with cable programming provide entertainment. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.

We have stayed at other hotels when visiting our student and this is one of the best. Great location, great rooms. We were only there for a night but it did not disappoint. We walked to amazing restaurants and shopping. The curtains are actually blackout and the bed is so comfortable you will want to know what mattress it is. When you walk up the view over Ann Arbor is great.

All of these positive reviews are shocking to me, definitely planted for sure. I stayed on this property when it was the Candlewood a few years ago and it was ok. Just got back from there and it has REALLY gone downhill. Checked in, went up to my room and it smelled like stale cigarettes and bad decisions, went back down to the desk and the clerk immediately changed my room. she was the best part of my stay, very pleasant and trying hard to help me. She walked up with me and agreed that the room smelled. She walked me to the new room and it smelled better. After being there a few minutes alone and looking around, I realized that this was NOT going to be good. The phone was not plugged in and there was no where to plug it in. The dishwasher door was broken and there were dirty dishes in it. The chairs were ripped and had food stains, the refrigerator was old and dirty made a very startling loud clunking noise when it powered off. the cheap coffee pot was broken and unusable, there was popcorn and filth under the couch that looks like it been there for a LONG time. The clock wasn't set to the right time in the bedroom. it was very dusty, dirt in the drawers, hair in the tub, chairs ripped and food stains on them, nothing was replenished, no body wash, soap, extra towels, dish soap, NOTHING. It looked like it was a quick ”flush and dust” ( Barely) after the last guest. I headed down to the front desk to see if I can at least get some supplies (I passed an old sock on the floor in the hallway, which remained there for my entire stay) and I saw a housekeeper along the way, I thought maybe I can ask her for what I need, I said hello and she IGNORED ME! I continued down to the desk, was telling the clerk what I needed and I heard a voice coming from the back yelling to have the housekeeper go up and make it right. I then asked for the manager, she came out and the first thing out of her mouth was I gave you a discount for one night of your stay because you weren't happy. I told her that I didn't want the discount I just wanted to tell her about what was wrong and she may want to consider training the staff better, she was very ”Canned” in her responses telling me that they are rated up in the 90s, its a great property, the staff is amazing and she was very sorry, BLAH, BLAH, BLAH. She said there was a long term guest that stayed before me (SO I guess that's a good excuse?!) I asked her to come up to the room and see for herself because i didn't want to ”Be that girl” and just complain and she completely ignored my requested and wanted to send her housekeeper up to make it right, but I had to tell her if I wanted her to go up fast because she was leaving for the day!( The one with the attitude that totally ignored me when I tried to approach her on the way down? No thank you) The manager was so snarky and phony, When I realized that she would be ZERO help to me I respectfully thanked her and wished her a good day, she yelled no YOU HAVE A GOOD DAY, as I

Great hotel and clean with good amenities. Will be back. This is a good motel with a good price. Also very close to many shops and stores. Price is very reasonable as well. A new restaurant is being built next to the motel.

Two double beds, the room is very spacious. Good facilities. Breakfast has a light meal at the Sheraton Club, free of charge, and a à la carte set menu and buffet, relatively rich. The location is quite convenient. Overall it is very comfortable.

We had a fantastic stay here. The staff was amazing and even during a pandemic the wedding was beautiful. Leah was amazing and helpful. Really enjoyed Meg at the front desk and the General manager was willing to help us with anything. Such a blessing to find this fabulous hotel for the wedding and rehearsal dinner. Thank you thank you

We have family In Ann Arbor and we’ve bee staying here once 2014. It’s usually pretty good. Those days are over… at least for now. I imagine we’ll be back, but I won’t be happy about it. So we’re here again. Last time here my husband pointed out that they were in the middle of replacing all the outside balconies that were badly rusted and this was probably a very expensive repair so they may be waiting to get that done before they start redoing the rooms. Well, they seem to just about finished their balcony/walkway project, but haven’t gotten to the rooms themselves. Relatively clean, unless you looked under of behind things - like the phone or a lamp. The tub is cracked, the furniture is beat up - scarred, nicked, warped tops, etc. , but the linens and towels were nice. It was a good mattress and the room was clean - mostly. The carpet was vacuumed, but badly stained. The tv remote only sometimes worked and we couldn’t get any sound on the only channel we wanted to watch: ESPN.

My wife and I have stayed here often during the 4 years our son was going to the university. Our latest stay was commencement weekend, 2022, and we were joined by a couple of family friends. Over the years I have enjoyed staying at this hotel, and other Hampton Inn facilities when we travel. The rooms are spacious and clean. There is always coffee in the lobby. I always take the pens because I like how they write. The warm breakfast was great. I like the place and will stay there again, but somebody should do something about the following: 1. During our stay over Commencement 2022 weekend our rooms got incredibly hot. Adjusting the temperature did not seem to help. The thermostat seemed to kick in on its own, reaching 82 degrees at some point during the night. Have you tried to sleep at 82 degrees? Now I have, and would not recommend it. 2. The coffee station ran out of cups, and, incredibly, coffee (on our third morning, at breakfast time). There were times during the day when what was available was just cold coffee. If you are going to provide coffee (and you should) make it hot and available consistently. 3. One of the two elevators was out of service, with a sign that it was being upgraded. From reading the comments here, it has been unavailable for a while. Having taken that much time, I will be disappointed if it is not a time machine when it is available for use again. 4. Our room had a telephone and radio/clock taking up the rather limited space near the beds. Why does any hotel still have these things in 2022? I was amused that the clock showed the wrong time - so it is not even useful for that purpose. My wife is tired of hearing me complain about the oddness of giving old-timey gadgets to people who have checked in using their phones. If this hotel and other hotels insist on taking up limited space with telephones and radios, I will insist that they include beepers and 8-track cassette decks to go along with them. As I said, I like the place and will stay there again. I will be interested to see how different things look.

At check-in, I upgraded the high-floor double bed room for $25. The room layout is very interesting and the view is good. The hotel as a whole is old, but the maintenance and cleaning are done well. Hotel location is very good, walking distance from business district, Millennium Park, Michigan avenue business district.