It is what it is but its better than what I thought it would be. The room was clean and stocked and the furniture etc was newer. The staff was nice enough. There is a restricted parking lot which calmed some of my nerves. Its close to Joe Lewis and Slows BBQ.

I've stayed here a couple times during the Detroit Electronic Music Festival. It is a no frills hotel - dirty linens, trash in your room, a parking gate that keeps you up because people are going in and out. You are greeted by a cashier behind security glass, a bunch of vending machines and frozen TV dinner boxes taped to the wall. If you can stomach the location and the above it is a cheap place to sleep, but I wouldn't recommended it to anybody.

I stayed at the Corktown Inn 10-10-2010, and the experience was traumatizing.. I was eaten up by BEDBUGS! I have three photos and two witnesses. One in which is an employee of the establishment. To make matters even worse, when I spoke to the manager he told me there was nothing he culd do and gave me ten dollars and said it was to cover my breakfast.. Wow.. I am furious with this incident and plan to take this to the news to make sure no other family has to endure this suffering.. I WILL NEVER RETURN TO THE CORKTOWN..

We spent two nights at the Corktown Inn for our anniversary. A few of the problems my husband and I had with this particular establishment include: tiny towels, spots on the walls, tv that cut in and out, blood on the curtains, room generally dirty, no maid/cleaning service throughout our stay, broken glass in parking lot, some lights didn't work, clock broken, lock on outside door not operational, old bar of soap with hair on it, multiple channels of hard core porn...neighborhood rough, bulletproof check-in...really, please...do not ever stay here.