Stay somewhere else and drive into Ann Arbor if this is your only option. The rooms smell, the carpet and furniture is dirty and stained and the elevator has this Japanese horror movie thing going. Had to switch rooms because my first non-smoking room smelled so much like cigarette smoke. The second one wasn't much better. I would expect more if I had paid $50, much less the $129 they charged me. Not recommended.

Well you get what you pay for.

We went to Ann Arbor to pay some friends a surprised visit but needed a hotel room for our first night in town. It so happened that all hotels are booked because of the Ann Arbor art fair. Luckily, there was an available room in this hotel.

This hotel was inexpensive, I must admit. But as the old adage goes, you get what you pay for.

The rooms are very filthy. There are dead bugs in the bathroom. The toilet bowl was dirty, as there are obvious remnants of fecal matter. There's hair on the pillow covers. I could go on and on, but the long and short of it is that the room was disgusting.

The next day we checked out at 10 a.m., an hour before check out time. I surrendered the keys to the front desk and the person behind the counter said that I am all set.

My mistake was I never ask for a receipt. When I got my credit card bill I was charged 2 nights instead of 1. I was calling the hotel for four weeks and the person on the other line kept making excuses that the manager was not available and all that crap. When I finally was able to speak to the manager he had the gull to blame me for not checking out. He said there was no record that I checked out on the day that I checked out.

And this is a lot of bull. If they did not have any record of me checking out, how did they know that I should be charged for 2 nights instead of 1?

Yes, the hotel might be cheap, but so is customer service. Beware of this hotel. The low price is not worth the experience.

I was in Ann Arbor to visit the University of Michigan and needed an inexpensive place to stay for one night. I did not have a reservation and was searching for a room at 1 am in the morning. I was offered a rate of $45 for one night and quickly accepted. The room was acceptable for me, considering I didn't pay much. The bed, sheets and pillow cases were clean, so I was satisfied. The air conditioning worked and the bathroom was clean.

Drove to Ann Arbor for a graduation event and my wife booked lodging at "A Victory Inn & Suites 3750 Washtenaw through Orbits for $155. There was broken glass in the parking lot, the door knob on door for the stairs separating the first and second floor was off making it difficult to use the stairs, everything in the room was sticky and unclean, the bathroom sink drain was completely blocked, the shower controls did not work making it difficult to control water temperature, the air conditioning unit was plugged into a wall outlet that had no recepticle plate cover, and the bathroom towels were the size and weight of a kitchen towel.

It was so bad that we simply took a shower and left staying a total of about 30 minutes. When I complained at the desk the employee had absolutely nothing to say and I got the distinct impression that this is a daily occurance for this place. I intend to complain to Orbitz, the Michigan Health Department, and the BBB. Disgraceful that this place is even open.