We stayed at the Inn at the Michigan League for two days this summer. We found that it was extremely clean, that the room furnishings were charming and matched the rest of the building and that the bed was comfy. We really enjoyed staying there. The services are a bit limited (no laundry or room service) but you are so close to everything in Ann Arbor that it really doesn't matter. If oyu dont want to stay at a B&B or the other expensive hotels, this is the place for you! But book in advance because they are almost always full.

The rooms at Michigan League are recommended for
visitors to the campus. Rooms are comfortably furnished
and in the quiet part of the building.

The only eating place worth visiting is Beanster Cafe on
the first floor.

The best thing about the Michigan League is its location in the middle of campus. The building also has a certain amount of charm and the rooms while not modern are pleasant enough updates of a dorm room. The court yard is truly charming. Two notes to visitors: 1. there is limited signage in the building and the hotel and check in are on the 4th floor; 2. the coffee from the hotel and the coffee shop on the first floor is horrible.

We often put up out of town guests at "the League," as it is known to locals. It's right on campus, in a working and functioning classic campus building that was originally the women's answer to the Michigan Union, back when women weren't allowed to use that male-only building. Lots and lots of character, and during the day and the evening you know you're on campus and surounded by one of the best academic communities in the world. The main problem with it as far as I am concerned is that it only has a handful of rooms and can get filled up early. Ann Arbor's got a handful of close-in B&Bs, one semi-large (Campus Inn) and one small (The Belltower) nice downtown hotel + the League - and that's about it unless you want to stay in a box off the freeway several miles from campus. (Yuck!)