Small, dated rooms. Blankets & sheets were worn. I would not stay here again.

This is the third time we have stayed at this Comfort Inn, and we have been very pleased with our rooms. They have always been clean and comfortable and reasonably priced.And with our son now a student at Eastern Michigan, we will be making frequent visits. This is the best hotel we've found, and I would recommend it to any other college parents looking for a great place to stay close to E.M.U.

I had a last minute training scheduled in Ann Arbor and looked for a convenient place to stay. This Comfort Inn was a great choice. The young lady at the check-in counter was friendly and efficient. She directed me to my room and later gave me a call to make sure that was room met my expectations. Very spacious for Choice Hotels standards and extremely clean. Dinner was provided during the week and featured typical GFS and Stouffer type meals. Not spectacular, but for a free meal, it was pretty good. Breakfast area was well stocked and clean as well. It was sausage patties and scrambled eggs the morning I was there as well as the waffles and continental offerings. Check-out was fast and friendly as well.

Stayed here when visiting a friend at grad school at the University of Michigan. My queen-sized bed bed room was enormous, with a very comfortable bed. My stay coincided with a heatwave, but the air-con was effective.

Big marks for attention to detail: there were enough & accessible electricity outlets; the room was spoltlessly clean; you get plenty of towels and toiletries; a sheet and duvet (lack of an over-sheet is a big bugbear I have with hotels...); helpful people at the reception desk; breakfast runs until 10am, which is relatively generous; and although the bath/shower had a plastic curtain rather than a slidey-door it fit properly and worked every time to keep water off the floor.

The only downside is that it is 2 to 3 miles from downtown; cabs typically cost about $12+tip; there is a nearby bus service into town during the day, for $1.50. So it is not the most accessible place in town. However, even if you price in a bus fair into town and a cab back at night, it seemed to me that it still works out a little cheaper than the more central Ann Arbor hotels, which seem to have inferior facilities/comfort given their reviews. So very good value overall, even if you are "on foot".