2-Star Hotels in Ann Arbor

I stayed for two nights (28-29 Dec 2022) in the B building-first floor. There was no disturbance from the outside and it was quiet. The room was good with hot water available in the washbasin tap as well as the bathtub tap and shower. The check-in was smooth and one time I got locked out of the room without the access card. But, one of the security guys helped me out quickly. The bed was comfortable and everything worked well. The room didn't have any foul smell. The giant AC/heater near the bed did it's job well. The location is super convenient. Overall, I enjoyed my stay and I will definitely stay if opportunity comes.

The air conditioning sound is too loud. Most American hotels are cabinet air conditioners. They are placed on the floor below the window and the sound is too loud. Parking is also available for a fee. Close to Northwestern University, the environment is good

This hotel was very clean (a must for me). The room was very spacious and had everything I needed (mini frig, microwave, iron, fast internet, etc.). It was quiet. The breakfast was adequate. It was extreme value for the money. A pool would have been nice, but not a necessity for me. My stay was for three nights. It was close to I of M where my conference was. I would definitely stay here again.

Located just off Interstate 94 in Ann Arbor, Michigan, Fairfield Inn Ann Arbor makes your stay easy and convenient. Minutes from the hotel, you can stroll through the shops of Ann Arbor or grab lunch before you catch a football game a nearby Michigan Stadium, known locally as "The Big House." Back at our hotel, swim a few laps in our expansive indoor pool, open year-round, or soak in our whirlpool. When you're looking for a more strenuous workout, take advantage of the cardio equipment in our 24-hour fitness center. If you're visiting Ann Arbor for work, we offer a business center with copy, fax and printing services. At the end of the day, retire to a spacious hotel room and sink into a premium Serta® mattress with fluffy pillows and crisp linens. Then enjoy premium movie channels on your flat-screen TV. At Fairfield Inn Ann Arbor, you're always our top priority. Ask us about The Fairfield 100% Guarantee™, where we promise you'll be satisfied or we'll make it right. That's our commitment to you.

Very good value for money, um, but the price is so low you better not report anything that exceeds the budget expectations There is a certain smell and that small NPC type dumpling, the one that can't move on the wall The jacuzzi is very good

Stayed in this store for a total of seven days, no indoor cleaning, lack of hygiene supplies to yourself, breakfast to take your own. Twice snow, epidemic and legendary Detroit security problems, basically around, happy that finally can go home

I love this place everything its my home It's a great place

Unsatisfied with our stay for many reasons. The first reason is because we picked this hotel because of the promise of the shuttle to the Art Festival, and it was listed NOWHERE on the website that the shuttle was running ONLY two times (10 and 11). The fact that it is only running twice for drop offs and twice for pickups is NOT OK. Secondly, the person who checked us in (around 12:30-12:45 on Saturday) was not helpful or really that friendly. She was unaware of ANY other place around the very busy and large area of Ann Arbor that we could take a shuttle to get to the Art Fair (which there were at least 10-12 different places that we found prior to taking an Uber and having to pay to get ourselves to the art fair). Third, the room was $250 a night, which is an exorbitant amount of money for the tiny room that we stayed in. Fourth, the breakfast wasn't the greatest either. The water was not cold at all either. Fifth, in our room, there is nothing that makes this hotel special from any other. There is no real ”hotel book” that you see in EVERY other GOOD hotel. We did see that there was the one that you could scan, but it barely told us ANYTHING. Sixth, the bathtub water pressure was slow and took forever to fill up. Seventh, there were no amenities in the hotel room/hotel to make it feel homey or home-like. There were no glass in the entire hotel to use according to the not helpful front desk concierge as well as very little cups or bathroom needs in our room. There was no table/chairs or even any place to ”move around” in our room. Overall, we were promised a shuttle when we arrived there (That was a fall out and blatant oversight because NOWHERE on the website does it mention ANYWHERE about a time of the shuttle, which says to ANYONE who is staying at the hotel that the shuttle would be running THE ENTIRE DAY!) This is the MAIN reason why we picked this hote, which means we would NOT have picked this hotel had we known that the shuttle wasn't all day LIKE WE WERE PROMISED ON THE WEBSITE! The rooms were small, the breakfast was average at best and when we come to Ann Arbor Art Festival again, we will be taking advantage of other hotels (probably like the Hyatt because we saw that they were actually smart and competent humans and had a shuttle/bus running more than twice a day on what appears to be their busiest festival of the year). Very disappointed! The hotel is very outdated and warn out. It needs SIGNIFICANT updates to remain competitive (the elevator was VERY loud and the floors were not updated well-dirty and still old as well as the paint peeling in the hotel.) Unsatisfactory Stay :(

We had such negative, disappointing experience at this hotel, from our check-in to check-out. As we had power outage, we decided to stay at this hotel. On Internet it said $155 for the room with two queen size beds. My husband called and made a reservation. Upon arrival we were told that there’s no room so we had to wait for a while. The front desk staff called my husband loud (she said “Smith!!”, not “Mr. Smith”) and we were offered a room with only a dim desk light working. The lights in the bathroom and bedsides didn’t work. Later, they explained that the electric company put a limit on their electricity use. We were told to use “the flashlight on your phone” to take shower. The room was cold no matter we set the temperature higher and not so clean (tired). At check out, nobody was present at the front desk. I waited for 10 minutes and a staff came out reluctantly. She charged us $240. I asked her why and she said “because we didn’t have full electricity”. We are very disappointed because this hotel basically took advantage of those of us who needed a warm, lit place to stay during a power outage by charging $100 more that their usual price. The quality of the service and their hygiene standard were disappointing. My husband called Hilton customer service afterwards, but they were not nice nor understanding at all, transferred the call multiple times over 30-40 minutes. We have been a Hilton honors member but we will switch to Marriot. One last note: when we were waiting to check in, a homeless person with lots of paper bags came in casually, grabbed a paper cup in the breakfast room across the front desk, attempted to get some coffee from the dispenser. He put his cup back when he realized that there’s no coffee left. There were two staff at the front desk and one cleaning staff close to him but they really didn’t care, it appeared that this person was a frequent visitor.

With a stay at Extended Stay America Select Suites Detroit Ann Arbor Univ S in Ann Arbor (Bryant Pattengill East), you'll be within a 10-minute drive of University of Michigan and Briarwood Mall. This hotel is 1.5 mi (2.4 km) from Buhr Park and 1.6 mi (2.5 km) from Cobblestone Farm.Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a fitness center, or other amenities including complimentary wireless internet access and a picnic area.Featured amenities include laundry facilities, a safe deposit box at the front desk, and an elevator. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 70 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchens with refrigerators and stovetops. 32-inch flat-screen televisions with cable programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and microwaves.