Search Hotels Near Michigan Chronicle, Detroit

"Very noisey at night. Stay away from room 310"

"Staff was friendly. Cleanliness of the room average. Could use some minor up keep and also noticed the air conditioner unit was dirty, small little bugs."

"The staff was super sweet and helpful but the hotel itself was poorly maintained. The rooms were warm and dry even with air conditioning, no fans in the bathroom, and very outdated. It was just a massive concrete building inside and out. We spent a good amount to be close to the stadiums that you’d think the hotel would be better maintained"

"Room was well appointed and clean. Hotel itself was very nice. Only downside is there is a lot of construction going on in Greektown right now. Overall no complaints"

"Enjoyed our stay!"

"Clean and modern. A bit pricey but a nice time. Hotel had a really cool Bluetooth mirror but couldn’t figure out how to work it. No microwave but had a fridge so can’t complain. Overall would love to stay here again."

"The location was convenient, and we appreciated the parking recommendation and discount. The full washer and dryer, along with the other appliances, were also a nice touch and would be especially helpful for a longer stay. The digital key made coming and going simple, and the front desk staff was friendly, though not always especially helpful. That said, the overall cleanliness and upkeep were disappointing. There were no pillow cases or duvet cover (or top sheet) for the bed, and there wasn’t a full set of linens for the pullout couch. The sheets that were provided were stained. We also found dirty dishes left in the dishwasher, coffee grounds still in the coffee maker, and there was no trash bag/liner in the kitchen. It was also clear the unit had not been deep cleaned in quite some time—just walking around in socks left them noticeably dirty. Our biggest issue was that the property is advertised and photographed as if it’s a much nicer stay than it actually is. If it were presented more honestly as a budget-friendly option—more of a step above a hostel—our expectations would have been different. The biggest improvement needed is better setting expectations for what guests are actually walking into."

"Everything was great."

"Very clean"