Its all about location. This hotel has a perfect one, right off State Street. Ann Arbor does not have many hotels within walking distance of the campus. This hotel is nice enough but the rooms, lobby, etc. are out of date and the rates are outrageous.

The Campus Inn really has the best location for getting around town but the price is not worth the bad service and dusty décor. We celebrated New Years Eve at a restaurant in Ann Arbor and select the Campus Inn so we would not need to drive. Considering the price and the location—we expected more. This hotel has ZERO service. We had to unload our own luggage and load-up the bell cart, thinking that the bellman must be on break. When we entered the hotel, we were surprised to see the bellman watching us through the doorway. He did nothing. Did not even ask us if we needed a hand – I was so irritated I just ignored him. Additionally, the hotel is in dire need of updates. The fake plants are gross and loaded with dust. They even issue old fashion keys indeed of key cards – which could be charming but it wasn’t. Ann Arbor deserves better.

My stay at the Campus Inn in Ann Arbor was excellent. The hotel has a boutique hotel feel, and is excellent both in terms of amenities and comfort. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay here. They also have an excellent breakfast. The only slightly unpleasant incident happened when I was checking out, and the frontdesk staff called a taxi which never arrived. Of course, it wasn't their fault, but they could have been more vigilant about the fact that the taxi hadn't arrived.

Very friendly and helpful staff- really enhanced our stay. Everything was clean and fresh. Beds were comfortable. The exercise room had a nice selection of cardio equipment and some resistance equipment. Clean towels, refrigerated water and clean headsets for watching TV while you exercise. We ate at the restaurant for breakfast and had a good meal. The bathroom in our room was a little small.