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This is not your typical Red Roof Inn, as soon as you walk through the entrance door you can tell that is a much nicer RRI than one might expect. First off the corridors are all indoor, not outdoor as is the case with many of the old RRI hotels. The lobby is very nicely decorated, sadly though the fitness room is not open due to covid. My room was #216 near the top of the stairs and near the elevator. The room was very clean and featured a king bed, hot tub, and fireplace, although its not needed in August. Large TV and a nice sitting area with a sofa and lounge chair. I think this was a junior suite or something. Would most definitely stay here again. Also to note: this is a quiet neighborhood, I felt very safe here.

On the last night of Detroit's trip, I thought about setting up a hotel that Americans like to live in. I saw this online comment. The hotel is located a quarter of an hour away from the car rental and close to the airport. The hotel room was very clean, clean and comfortable, and the decoration was relatively new. The hallway was filled with pictures of Ford cars, which was very American. An American restaurant downstairs is also good. In the evening, there is a beer to eat with coloring and grilled fish and chips. The family is happy. Next time consider considering the choice again. Free parking🅿️

This was my second time staying at this hotel and again my stay was great! The staff is very professional and were there to answer any questions. Check I and check out was great and there were no delays. The room was very clean. I really enjoyed my stay and definitely will stay here again.

Room was clean.. the staff was great.. breakfast in the morning was ok.

I’ve been to this motel multiple times as a one or 2 night stay when in the area. The usual man wasn’t working today. But the experience was so rude, embarrassing and just won’t even let us go back. The air isn’t on in the room so expect a hot room until it cools down. You go to check out and wait for your deposit of $30. As I wait, the new older man working tells me I destroyed the towels and linens and shower curtain. So my fiancé furious goes to the room where we were, there was a chocolate spot on one washcloth and a little drool on my daughters pillow case. Those all are white and are most likely bleached every wash by the smell. They showed an old strange mark on the shower curtain way up top that looked like nail polish which we didn’t have. It was a late check in for my fiancé and 18 month old daughter who slept in her pack and play. I’ve never not got a deposit back in my life as I try to make sure things are in order. Even after explaining they wouldn’t refund. And they can see in my file I’ve rented jacuzzi rooms and stayed multiple times prior, never any issues. So they won’t get our business anymore… they have a competition up the road with a pool worth the drive.

Spacious room, ample parking, delicious breakfast. I stayed there with my family for a night when we were passing by Detroit.

This is a great place to stay if you like trains. Just request a room on the back side of the hotel. There are some tracks from the local switch yard that run behind the hotel and you can watch them hook up the sections of the freight trains. If you don't like trains, there is not enough noise from them to disturb you so you don't have to worry about it distracting you. There are plenty of places to eat in the area and it is close to the Henry Ford Museum if you are interested in going there. It is not far from downtown Detroit either. This is definitely a good place to stay.

Room was quite small and not very clean. Especially the bathroom.

Spent the 4th of July week here at the Courtyard Marriott in Dearborn, Michigan. First time in this hotel. Appreciated the free parking outside of the hotel (there is parking on the side of the hotel and parking in the back of the hotel. This hotel is not far (only 3 miles) from the Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village therefore on the evening of July 4th was seeing fireworks from time to time that I believe were coming from the Salute of America event at the Henry Ford Museum. However there are luxury apartment buildings across from the hotel, therefore on that 4th of July evening I witnessed from my hotel window some shooting off firecrackers! The Courtyard Marriott is also only a few miles from the Fairlane Town Center, as well as there is a ***** mall that is within walking distance (that has a Burlington as well as a Best Buy store). Courtyard Marriott is also not far from M-39 (Southfield Freeway) that one can take to get to downtown Detroit relatively quickly. The room was pretty comfortable. One observation: per what I have read housekeeping will clean the room every other week however my room was clean about three consecutive days, then not cleaned the rest of the week I stayed in the room. The hotel does have a bar area. However I'm not sure if it was because of the 4th of July holiday that I hardly saw the bar area opened. Also made use of the fitness center for my workouts. Did not utilize the pool because it was mostly being used by kids. The hotel also has a laundry area, however on my first day I tried to access the area with my hotel key but my hotel key was not working. No didn't ask at the front desk to address this issue because I ended up not using the laundry facilities since I was only at the hotel one week. The Courtyard Marriott is located in primarily the 'business center' of the Ford Motor Company. Across the street was a large office center that belongs to Ford as well as I drove down Mercury Drive I saw other office buildings that belongs to the Ford Motor Company. Overall I did enjoy my stay at the Courtyard Marriott in Dearborn Michigan and I do recommend this hotel if you want to be near shopping at the Fairlane Town Center, enjoying learning at the Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village, or make the short trip to downtown Detroit.

This is the first negative review I have ever left for any Marriott property as a lifetime Gold status member. The check in was awkward in that the person at the front desk did her best to talk us out of checking in. We were told they might be sold out (without checking the system). I asked if she was sure, since the app showed vacancies shortly prior to arriving. She also mentioned the price of the second night as being over $430 (I assume to discourage me from checking). Once we booked via the app at the front desk, she dismissively gave us our key, ”you're all set then.” No gracious (and very standard) ”thank you for being a loyal member; please contact us with any questions, etc.” Zero stars for front desk, more on that later. Maid service is 5 star, so is the restaurant/bar staff. Both beyond friendly. The rooms are 3 star. The hotel lobby is very nice, and it seems any remodel budget was spent on the shared spaces. The rooms are basically Courtyard rooms with laminate floors that replaced the carpeting. The furniture is dated. The bathrooms are nothing special or updated. I was hoping check in was just a bad day, but we had to deal with the same person on our last day of a 2 night stay. We were politely asked (don't recall the gentleman's name) the previous night to call after 8am for late check out on the morning of. Called at 8 AM. The same person from check in (Kimberly) was asked for late check out, she was having none of it. Politely reminded of status and asked for an hour, she said ”not at this time.” Did not argue. We accepted defeat and checked out at 11 AM as required. Tough to defend the one employee who greets and sends off a guest being so sour on inquiries from loyal guests. There's other great Detroit options. Don't let this speak for all Marriott properties, though.