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Red Roof Inn Ann Arbor - U of Michigan South
8/10 Good
"The price around the graduation day was way higher than regular price. It was like 300 for a two-queen bed room.
Besides, the prices went down a lot when it got closer to the graduation date, which was hurtful also.
The vending machines are old and only accept 1$ bill, which is not very helpful.
But the room was nice and close to some business (great if it’s regular price)"
Graduate by Hilton Ann Arbor
8/10 Good
"Tiniest hotel bathrooms for the price. Usually run out of towels in the gym and don't replace them. Location is convenient and front desk staff are friendly and try to be helpful."
The Kensington Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"Friendly staff, clean room, pool and hot tub were fabulous."
Sonesta Simply Suites Detroit Ann Arbor
2/10 Terrible
"After 11 hours driving from NY, we arrived at the hotel at 3 pm and were told to wait until 4 pm for check in. We accepted this policy and waited in the lobby, clearly informing employees at the front desk that we needed to prepare for our son’s graduation at the university by 5:15 pm. Despite this, another guest arrived around 3:50 pm, appeared to be known to them, were immediately checked in while we were still waiting and made clear to them that we would wait in the lobby and wished to me the first to check in at 4 pm. Only after we approached the front desk again, we were finally allowed to check in. This was unfair, disrespectful, unprofessional , and extremely frustrating. To
make matters worse, the toilet in our room malfunctioned and required maintenance twice during our 3 day stay. This experience showed a clear lack of fairness, professionalism, and basic customer service standards. I expect this matter to be taken seriously. Thank you "
Red Roof Inn PLUS+ Ann Arbor - U of Michigan North
2/10 Terrible
"The room was not habitable due to severe sanitation issues, including blood on the walls, visibly soiled bedding, and a non-functioning toilet.
We arrived late and discovered the full extent after settling in.
We notified the front desk and were offered another room, but given the severity of the conditions and health concerns, we did not feel safe remaining on the property.
We vacated after one night and requested a refund for the unused nights, which was denied"
DoubleTree by Hilton Ann Arbor North
6/10 Okay
"This was a very average hotel that was not in the best location that charged me to park in their giant parking lot. Seems like a money grab. "
Frequently asked questions
What's the best dog-friendly hotel in Ann Arbor?
Graduate by Hilton Ann Arbor is a top hotel for people travelling with their pets, and offers a restaurant and a 24-hour fitness centre for its human guests. Two other good options for you and your pet's trip include The Kensington Hotel and Larkspur Landing Ann Arbor.
How many dog-friendly hotels can I expect to find in Ann Arbor?
Enjoy travelling with your furry pal at one of Expedia's 36 dog-friendly Ann Arbor hotels or accommodation options.
What's the best time of year to travel to Ann Arbor with my pet?
When you're travelling with pets, keeping track of the weather can make the trip safe and fun for everyone. The hottest months are usually July and August, with an average temperature of 20°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of -1°C. The snowiest months in Ann Arbor are January, March, November and February, with each month seeing an average of 23 cm of snowfall.
What is there to see and do with your pet in Ann Arbor?
Known for its university life and sports, Ann Arbor has lots to offer visitors, including its theatres, museums and entertainment. See the local sights and visit Ann Arbor Hands On Museum and Hill Auditorium. While you're there, make sure you don't miss University of Michigan Museum of Art and Exhibit Museum of Natural History at the University Of Michigan.