Hotels near Ann Arbor - ARB, Ann Arbor

we come here to the hospital. From past experience the streets are tight and busy because it is a college town and has a major hospital. Prices for food and motels are generally higher. We just want to get in and out.

This was our first time in Ann Arbor and simply put Ann Arbor is a beautiful city and the people are very friendly with the exception of the McDonald's on Washtenaw. My wife and I had terrible service there. The workers that we had to endure acted like they didn't want to be there, and they didn't want us there as well. After we paid for our food, we left McDonald's and went down the street to Bob Evans and were treated very nicely by their staff. We did not eat the McDonalds, nor did we raise a fuss. With crummy service like that I could not trust the food so better to err on the side of caution. Getting around Ann Arbor is fairly easy, and the downtown area is beautiful. We were there for medical reasons but the next time we are there we would like to explore this beautiful city more. The UofM hospital was amazing! This small-town guy had never seen a hospital that big before and I was impressed by the knowledge and professionalism of the staff there from the parking attendant when we first arrived to the reception area and to the medical staff. Simply amazing!

we did not come to see the city, but for a Kellogg Eye Center visit. It makes for a long appointment with hours of sitting and waiting with minutes here of pictures and talking to multiple people before seeing the real doctors. At least this is somewhat away from the hospital and the parking garage there. Sorry we never come for the city, though in past traveling through the roads seems tight and parking bad. I am sure on football days it is much worse.

Beautiful city with really friendly people. It's so walkable and there's always something interesting around every corner. The architecture is amazing and I never felt like I was in a super busy, crowded city. It was just the right kind of pace.

I would NEVER stay at the Staybridge Suites in Ann Arbor, Michigan. What I was charged for a Suite was too much $. Hotel suite was outdated and shabby. I have pictures of worn out furniture. The 3 nights that I stayed at the hotel my room was NEVER serviced. I called front desk every day and was told my room would be serviced after ai complained abs had to ask for clean towels. I was offered sheets ti change my bed myself and told come to front desk to pick up. Every day as I left hotel I was told my room would be cleaned. It wasn’t. I have pictures of each day. I paid too much money and should be compensated. Friont desk made excuses. Told me to email GM. Even told me that It’s a Booking.com issue. Contacted my credit cars company and whoever I can for resolving this issue.I have numerous pictures.

Ann Arbor is a very cozy and vibrant city. The strong University of Michigan presence lends it a lively student atmosphere, complete with numerous green parks, cafes, and unique shops. The downtown is compact and great for walking—a wonderful place both to live in and to visit.