Fraser hotel guide. Extended Stay America hotel in Fraser, Detroit

"I had a pleasant stay at Hotel Houze. The room was very minimal, but quite comfortable. It was also extremely quiet - which was surprising given that I was on the second floor in the middle of downtown. A general disclaimer: The hotel is across from the main bus terminal, so there were some colorful folks hanging around on the block outside the hotel from time to time, but with other hotels and businesses nearby I, personally, never felt unsafe. "

"The hotel was ok but nothing to write home about. The A/C rattled, the toilet ran all night so it has some issues."

"Rooms impeccable, front desk staff friendly and professional, hotel immaculate!!!"

"The room was spectacular - I stayed in the Parlor room on the 12th floor. I had a view of Comerica Park and Ford Field. The staff were incredibly helpful and friendly, and the restaurants were all amazing (I visited all three). I would highly recommend this hotel! The only downside is there was not a fridge in my room, but it was not advertised that there was one. Just keep this is mind."

"Wonderful location, hip decor, artsy but sparse rooms were conducive to producing a ton of creative work during my stay. A note: get your cold brew program together. To come down first thing to warm cold brew coffee two mornings, and then none on a third is less than ideal. Fortunately there are three nearby cafes all within walking distance. Will return. "

"The breakfast was surprisingly delicious and consistent."

"Room wasn’t clean at check in, had to wait over 2 hrs past check in "

"Location is very convenient to convention center andvto Woodward Ave. Nice rooms, all with view. I wasn't impressed by the breakfast, but there are other choices in the area."

"Employee at check in was very helpful, gave us a nice room with a view. The room was very clean and comfortable We were in town for a concert at the arena and the free shuttle also worked out great and was easy to use. Would stay again when we are back in town."