Top Hotels Near Ann Arbor Art Center in Ann Arbor from NZ$161

"The food was incredible. Fresh, unique perfection. I cannot say enough good things about this place. If I ever come back to Michigan I will absolutely be staying at this hotel again. "

"I think everything was great very clean the breakfast was super good the room was very practical it had everything I needed for my stay"

"Perfect location Staff were extremely friendly and helpful "

"The main amenities were broken, pool and hot tub, which is why we booked this stay. The place didn’t have any carts to use to load our items. Breakfast was great though, i loved the selections and the layout of the place was awesome. The room wasn’t super clean in the bathroom, looked like leftover sticker gems like a heart and glitter on the floor and when i wiped the ground the towel was black. The shower curtain didn’t hold any water in the shower so the whole floor was soaked and the fan for ventilation didn’t work so it was extremely hot to shower, and the toilet wouldn’t stop running for 6 hours while we left. it kept randomly running new water it was odd. our neighbors across the hall screamed almost all night. the beds and blankets and pillows were awesome and the set up of the room was cool. the view of the trash can wasn’t very nice but it was still fun. "

"Great room, excellent location."

"It was good, friendly staf"

"Lighting in the room was tricky. No lights near the suitcase rack."

"The toilet was clogged and since it was late on Saturday night, it was impossible to get it dealt with. Thank goodness there was a public bathroom elsewhere in the building. Overall it was a good advertisement for staying in a hotel. "

"Misleading and Convoluted This went wrong in so many ways.The listing was misleading. It is called “2 Combined Apartments Near Kerrytown Concert House.” In reality, one apartment was on the 6th floor and was on the 7th. Very frustrating because we were in town for a reunion and all we wanted to do was be together.The check-in process is convoluted. The instructions to check in start with “Park somewhere…” which is challenging in downtown Ann Arbor. Then you have to hunt and identify the correct lock boxes among about a dozen hanging on a pole in the parking garage. To open these, you must use information provided via text from the renter, but we received multiple texts from multiple numbers and it was hard to find the right information. Some of the texts also included errors, such as listing 4 digits for a lock box that only accepts 3.The help desk person was rude, then ignored us. When we successfully got into one of the two apartments, we called for help to get into the second one. At first, the person on the phone tried to help us by sending information for the next lock box number and code. But when we mentioned our frustration about the apartments not being combined, he was rude and unsympathetic. Ultimately, the information the help desk person sent us was incorrect, so we were locked out of the second apartment for the night. When we tried to call back for help, no one answered the phone. So much more to say, but there's a character limit."