Motels in Michigan, United States

I have been staying here at Red Roof Inn in Warren on 696 and Dept for an extended amount of time. Clean rooms and friendly and understanding staff, front desk is also very helpful and friendly. Would recommend for anyone that needs extended stay or just for travel

If you need a place to stay.....keep driving. This was the absolute worst Super 8 Hotel we have ever stayed in. Upon arriving, we needed to use the restroom. We were informed that there were no public restrooms. What hotel doesn't have restrooms in the lobby. When we were given our room card, it was evident that the small envelop that held the card had been used many times before. It has filthy. As we entered the hallway the entire place reeked of cigarette smoke. When we entered the room, I immediately noticed that the bedspread had stains all over it. I took that off the bed only to reveal a blanket that was full of burn holes. We were literally there to sleep, otherwise I would have left. The sheets were clean. I didn't pay too much attention to the bathroom that night. But in the morning when I went to take a shower I discovered that the bathtub was filthy. It looked like it hadn't been cleaned in weeks. The bottom of the tube was black and there were long black hairs everywhere. I turned the shower on as hot as is would go to make me feel better about stepping in, only to see that the bottom of the shower curtain was also black. After showering I reached for a towel. The towel had a hole in it larger than my fist and had 4 large brown stains on it. I used hand towels to dry off. If this hotel had a breakfast, like most Super 8's, I couldn't say because the people checking me in didn't mention it and I definitely wouldn't have eaten there based on the smell of the hotel and the filth in my room. We have stayed in many Super 8's across the country and have never had such a bad experience.

Corinne is professional, helpful and very friendly. She is great at her job and has excellent customer service. the location is ideal for travel and is right by the expressway. The housekeeping staff is great and friendly also.

This is the worst hotel that my husband and I have ever stayed at. When we checked in and got to our room, we found that the room was dirty, the lock to the bathroom door was on the outside of the handle, and our bedroom door leading to the main hallway wouldn't lock. We informed the front desk of this, and they gave us a new room. The new room, aside from a door that actually locked, was worse than the first. The bathtub had clearly not been cleaned, the towels had yellow stains on them, and the chair in the room was broken. Our friends in the room across from ours had hair in their sink, and the window into their room looked as though someone had tried to break into it. Since we checked in late and we couldn't find any other hotels with open rooms nearby, we decided to stay there over night. All of us felt extremely unsafe and uncomfortable. The next morning, we decided to check out and find a different place to stay. We went and talked with the front desk and asked for our money back for the next 5 nights that we originally planned to stay. The man working said his manager wasn't there and that he wouldn't be in until noon, so we decided to wait. The manager never showed up. We complained, and the man working called someone who he said was the owner. He handed my friend the phone, and the owner simply told my friend that he was unable to refund us since we booked through Hotels.com. We would have to go through them to get the refund. We stayed inside the hotel while we called hotels.com about the refund. Hotels.com attempted to contact Hometown Inn, but nobody answered their phone calls. Hotels.com informed us that they would have to send an email to them instead, so we'd have to wait up to 48 hours for their reply. We decided to leave since we wouldn't hear anything back until at least the next day. When the next day came, hotels.com informed us that the Hometown Inn denied our request for a refund, even though the owner told us that Hotels.com was responsible for that decision. Every single time we or Hotels.com has attempted to contact Hometown Inn since then, there is conveniently no manager there. The Hometown Inn gave us a receipt that showed a negative balance since we checked out early, but are refusing to refund us for the nights we didn't use. This has been an extremely frustrating experiences. We paid a lot of money to only stay one night at a very unclean and unsafe hotel. I absolutely will never recommend that anyone stay here.

I chose red roof inn for work purposes. Marqueze has been a huge help with my booking and helping me find different stores in the area for groceries, gas, etc. One of the main reasons I continue to book here week to week is bc of Marqueze and his great help and personality!

Stayed with my friend and a dog for 3 nights. We booked a two bed room and were put on the second floor. There was no elevator, so it wasn't convenient, but not the end of the world when lugging a cage, bags and the dog up and down the stairs. Check in went fine and they had our room done slightly early. The property is older and the grounds were mostly clean. Some trash here and there. The room was clean enough for an older hotel. The fridge and microwave were clean and worked well. We had plenty of space for luggage and the dog cage, plus a large work desk. The room was lit fairly well when usually these types of rooms aren't. We also had a chair in the corner, so plenty of room for our staff. The beds were firm, and the linens were pretty clean, but a little scratchy. We had a few layers of sheets and blankets which made it nice in the winter time. However, there was only one pillow for one bed and only two for the other. Odd, but we made it work. The Wifi wasn't the best. The bathroom was a bit worn, but clean. We had enough towels, but they were pretty small and scratchy. The tub was a bit old, but everything was in working order. At least the counter top was big enough for all our items. Taking the dog out was a bit tough as there was hardly any grass to walk them. And the little bit you found was slightly trashy. There's a lot around, but it's not very walker friendly. We tried the little diner restaurant next door and it was pretty good. If you need something simple in Farmington Hills, this is good enough.

Stayed with my friend and a dog for 3 nights. We booked a two bed room and were put on the second floor. There was no elevator, so it wasn't convenient, but not the end of the world when lugging a cage, bags and the dog up and down the stairs. Check in went fine and they had our room done slightly early. The property is older and the grounds were mostly clean. Some trash here and there. The room was clean enough for an older hotel. The fridge and microwave were clean and worked well. We had plenty of space for luggage and the dog cage, plus a large work desk. The room was lit fairly well when usually these types of rooms aren't. We also had a chair in the corner, so plenty of room for our staff. The beds were firm, and the linens were pretty clean, but a little scratchy. We had a few layers of sheets and blankets which made it nice in the winter time. However, there was only one pillow for one bed and only two for the other. Odd, but we made it work. The Wifi wasn't the best. The bathroom was a bit worn, but clean. We had enough towels, but they were pretty small and scratchy. The tub was a bit old, but everything was in working order. At least the counter top was big enough for all our items. Taking the dog out was a bit tough as there was hardly any grass to walk them. And the little bit you found was slightly trashy. There's a lot around, but it's not very walker friendly. We tried the little diner restaurant next door and it was pretty good. If you need something simple in Farmington Hills, this is good enough.

Arrived at the hotel. The clerk at the front desk was most friendly and helpful. I went up to my room to find it smelled of stale smoke. I found no furniture at all, no night stand, no chairs, not even a phone or alarm clock. It appears as though they are trying to upgrade but, sorry, not at guest's expense. I went back to the lobby and the clerk apologized several times and gave me a different room. It was better but is obvious that this inn has seen better days. When I returned the key to the first room, I got hit on by one of the employees (not the clerk), saying, I could sleep in her bed anytime. Yikes! I' here for two nights. It isn't the end of the world but I surely will not stay in this Red Roof ever again.

I chose red roof inn for work purposes. Marqueze has been a huge help with my booking and helping me find different stores in the area for groceries, gas, etc. One of the main reasons I continue to book here week to week is bc of Marqueze and his great help and personality!

We travel frequently from Toronto to events at the Henry Ford / Greenfield Village and have been staying at this location for over 15 years. Covid border closures kept us (like most Canadians) away the past few years, and during this time we'd heard concerns about safety and quality at this location. Well, we just returned from our third exceptional stay (in as many months) and whatever issues may have existed before, this location has proven again that a true commitment by management and staff to the property and caring about guests safety and security is the sort of thing only guest reviews can truly reveal. There are an abundance of other reasons why we'll continue to return again and again, starting with the remarkable Miss Kay to Freddie and everyone else who makes visiting so special. We love that we can bring even our cherished collector cars with the confidence and convenience of parking right by our room door. The location is excellent, security and oversight unmatched. Thank you to the staff RRI 182 for all your efforts to keep us happy and regularly returning guests!

This hotel is amazing - where else can you stay for under $100 per night any more. In fact, their rooms are well under $100 and yet very nice, comfy and they have free wi-fi. There is no breakfast provided but there are so many nice restaurants around as well as fast food that breakfast is no problem. They have been upgrading, updating their rooms and yet their prices are still staying low. Their staff is friendly, helpful and caring. Unless you need a place with a pool and/or workout room (they have neither) this is a great, reasonably place to stay.

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.

Have stayed here many times and left positive reviews. Past few stays seemed to be on the decline. This stay started out by trying to traverse very icy parking lot only to discover room assigned to us was not made up. Evidently housekeeping signed off on it, but no one double checked it. Back to office still fighting treacherous ice conditions. Given another room, we didn't check it closely cuz hauling stuff in. We then realized fake hardwood floor had not been mopped, in what seemed like quite awhile. Very dirty, but we carry slippers with us, so we put them to use. Then we discovered lots of dark hair on a towel which we tossed in the tub. All said, beds were quite comfortable and sheets were clean. Again, our past 3 visits were not up to our expectations or their standards. Desk staff didn't seem to be on the friendly side either. Unfortunately, I think we will find another hotel for future visits

I have been staying here at Red Roof Inn in Warren on 696 and Dept for an extended amount of time. Clean rooms and friendly and understanding staff, front desk is also very helpful and friendly. Would recommend for anyone that needs extended stay or just for travel

If you need a place to stay.....keep driving. This was the absolute worst Super 8 Hotel we have ever stayed in. Upon arriving, we needed to use the restroom. We were informed that there were no public restrooms. What hotel doesn't have restrooms in the lobby. When we were given our room card, it was evident that the small envelop that held the card had been used many times before. It has filthy. As we entered the hallway the entire place reeked of cigarette smoke. When we entered the room, I immediately noticed that the bedspread had stains all over it. I took that off the bed only to reveal a blanket that was full of burn holes. We were literally there to sleep, otherwise I would have left. The sheets were clean. I didn't pay too much attention to the bathroom that night. But in the morning when I went to take a shower I discovered that the bathtub was filthy. It looked like it hadn't been cleaned in weeks. The bottom of the tube was black and there were long black hairs everywhere. I turned the shower on as hot as is would go to make me feel better about stepping in, only to see that the bottom of the shower curtain was also black. After showering I reached for a towel. The towel had a hole in it larger than my fist and had 4 large brown stains on it. I used hand towels to dry off. If this hotel had a breakfast, like most Super 8's, I couldn't say because the people checking me in didn't mention it and I definitely wouldn't have eaten there based on the smell of the hotel and the filth in my room. We have stayed in many Super 8's across the country and have never had such a bad experience.

I stayed at this Red Roof because it had good reviews on Trip Advisor and was as close to a reasonable price as I could get. I would not stay again. Most importantly, I did not feel safe. Check in was through one of those late night gas station type windows with the slide under slot (while was still light out). Signs and notices were frequent about the use of safes for belongings and not being responsible for them otherwise. That was not a good start. The doors and locks did not feel substantial given these signs. The room was mildly renovated, but there were signs everywhere that issues were just covered up...water damage/rust spots in the bathroom, nonworking lights, and so forth. The room smelled musty. My white socks were dirty from the floor in minutes. There was dust/debris in corners. My chair had multiple burn holes. The bed was not comfortable. It took me using three pillows to make one good one. The towels were one step above sandpaper. There are small black squirrels everywhere outside that are too comfortable with humans and hide just soon enough that you see their tails slip behind wherever they hid in the hallway or landscaping. I don't expect a red roof inn to be the Hilton or even a Hampton inn. I do expect clean and comfortable and safe. I did not get any of those at this stop. The location is right off the highway and near several stores and fast food places. The other hotels nearby did not look better from the outside. I would stay in a different location.