Hotels with Parking in Dearborn

I have stayed here many times in the past, but this visit was horrendous! I arrived there about 12:30/1 am and there was some kind of “party” in the patio area right outside the front desk area. There were about 15-20 people, liquor bottles all over the table, people smoking cigars, no where really to park, and it was not the first thing I wanted to see when I got to my hotel after a long day (on a WEDNESDAY/THURSDAY at 1 am)! I also “checked in online” the day before and was waiting for my mobile key (or so I thought), but never got a key so I was told to go to the front desk so I did. When I got there and gave her my ID it was taking a while so I asked was there an issue? I didn’t get an answer so I told her I checked in online everything should be ok, well I was told “we don’t do online checkin or have mobile keys here so I’m finding your room now.” Wow!! I was also asked to sign a form to acknowledge the “quiet hours” starting at 10 pm, no smoking and no party policy”. That was fine (even though there was a full fledge “party” a few steps away! I also pointed out their form said the room deposit said $100 per day and when asked to clarify I was told, it didn’t matter what it stated it is $100 total! Smdh!! THEN to make matters worse, the elevator didn’t work!! I was in the 3rd building on the 3rd floor and had to lug all my luggage up the stairs! The hallway had sheets thrown on the floor and when I got to my room the air conditioner was running! No problem, I’ll just turn it off right! NO! I switch it off NOTHING, I turned up the temp expecting the heat to come on, but more cold air came out!! So I called the front desk to ask if I could have another room because the air wouldn’t shut off. I was told there are no more rooms and maintenance is offsite until tomorrow, so I asked am I supposed to freeze? She apologized and said there’s nothing she could do until the next day! Huh!! I kept messing with the thermostat and end up trying the “heat emerg” setting and the heat finally kicked on. I was able to set the temp at about 79 and once the room got to 79 it finally cut off. The room was also dirty and the toilet took 30-45 mins to fill, so when the maintenance guy came the next day at about 11:30 am, I told him what happen with the thermostat & he was nice but he didn’t know exactly what the problem was to fix it! At that point I was frustrated and just said if it stays off at the “heat emerg” setting I was fine. I told him about the toilet and he did fix that with a new part. The elevator worked early that day, but when I returned Thursday night it was off again!! There was (what I later learned) a “family staying next door and also across the hall. Well I guess they could not get adjoining rooms so they kept their doors open with the latch keeping the door ajar so EVERYTIME, they went in and out you heard the doors banging against the metal hook. I don’t know if they were living there or what but they were there my entire 5.5 days and

Friendly check-in after Lyft ride from the airport. No upgrade was available for Titanium Elite. I tried to use upgrade awards on the Bonvoy app first said I could then later changed to could not. Curious I got an email asking me to pay for an upgrade. The room was adequate with daily cleaning, which was much appreciated. M Club is closed on weekends. However, you do get a voucher for a nice breakfast buffet. Clean pool and workout area. No where close for dinner the house car ran by the valet is hit and miss, able to get ride to dinner within 5 miles, needed to call Lyft to get back to hotel.

There is a lot to like about the the Dearborn Inn. This is a nice older hotel (built circa 1931) that has been expanded and is now owned/run by the Marriott Hotel chain. The exterior looks classic and the lobby is beautiful. If you are in Dearborn it would be hard to ask for a better location as it is about a minute to the Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village. There is a restaurant in the hotel, but many others in the area. There is ample free parking around the building. Our room had a nice desk area with lots of plugs, including USB outlets. The TV was about a 37” flat panel with about 60 channels, plus the ability to access your own account through Netflix and some other providers. The room was quiet, which we would expect from an older building. The staff was nice and helpful on check-in. There were a few nits. First, our room was on the small side, as was the bathroom. The bathroom was modern and nicely done, but a bit tight (again, as a consequence of being an older hotel). Our king bed only had one nightstand - there was room for a second one but for some reason, they decided not to have one. Some of the furniture seemed to have had more use than I would have expected. This was an older hotel to be sure, but some of the pieces seemed like they could have used some TLC or possibly replacement. If you are seeing the Henry Ford and/or Greenfield, this is an excellent hotel. We also went to the Detroit Institute of Art and found it an easy 20-minute or so drive into downtown.

Spent the 4th of July week here at the Courtyard Marriott in Dearborn, Michigan. First time in this hotel. Appreciated the free parking outside of the hotel (there is parking on the side of the hotel and parking in the back of the hotel. This hotel is not far (only 3 miles) from the Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village therefore on the evening of July 4th was seeing fireworks from time to time that I believe were coming from the Salute of America event at the Henry Ford Museum. However there are luxury apartment buildings across from the hotel, therefore on that 4th of July evening I witnessed from my hotel window some shooting off firecrackers! The Courtyard Marriott is also only a few miles from the Fairlane Town Center, as well as there is a ***** mall that is within walking distance (that has a Burlington as well as a Best Buy store). Courtyard Marriott is also not far from M-39 (Southfield Freeway) that one can take to get to downtown Detroit relatively quickly. The room was pretty comfortable. One observation: per what I have read housekeeping will clean the room every other week however my room was clean about three consecutive days, then not cleaned the rest of the week I stayed in the room. The hotel does have a bar area. However I'm not sure if it was because of the 4th of July holiday that I hardly saw the bar area opened. Also made use of the fitness center for my workouts. Did not utilize the pool because it was mostly being used by kids. The hotel also has a laundry area, however on my first day I tried to access the area with my hotel key but my hotel key was not working. No didn't ask at the front desk to address this issue because I ended up not using the laundry facilities since I was only at the hotel one week. The Courtyard Marriott is located in primarily the 'business center' of the Ford Motor Company. Across the street was a large office center that belongs to Ford as well as I drove down Mercury Drive I saw other office buildings that belongs to the Ford Motor Company. Overall I did enjoy my stay at the Courtyard Marriott in Dearborn Michigan and I do recommend this hotel if you want to be near shopping at the Fairlane Town Center, enjoying learning at the Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village, or make the short trip to downtown Detroit.

It is very close to the Ford Engineering Center, the breakfast is good, the room is clean and tidy, and I will stay here next time.

Great customer service. Close to highways and shopping. Close to restaurants. My family enjoyed the stay, and the pool was very clean, which is a must for me.

We stayed here for 2 nights. As we came to the Ford museum and Greenfield village. This was a great place to stay. Very reasonably priced and a basic room. Beds were comfortable. Bathroom was nice in that the shower and toilet were separated from the sink. This is always good when you have more than one traveler. There was a nice desk and television. Close to the places to eat. Only about 5 to 7 minutes from the actual Ford museum. Very friendly. Staff made the stay very nice.

The room was clean and tidy, the bed was large, very comfortable, and there was a sofa bed, and the springs were all protruding. Breakfast is good. The location is very close to Ford, and it is also the main purpose of choosing here. There are not many places to eat around, there is a Pizza Hut nearby.

Fresh and clean, although there is some visible wear and tear at the hotel it was sufficiently clean ( bathroom had a few things that my clean nut eye saw) and comfortable. The bed had ample pillows with both feather and synthetic filled pillows. Often I need to request non feather pillows as I’m allergic to feather. The hotel staff were very friendly and helpful. The young man whose name I missed was very helpful and they ensured we had what we needed and we were happy. Special thank you to Linda who arrives early morning to put out the fabulous continental breakfast! Her friendly and helpful demeanour was appreciated. I only gave a 4 star rating because I felt the bathroom should be the cleanest space in the room. Thanks for a great night sleep, would definitely stay here again if I’m in the area.

Arrival There was no one at the desk. Therefore I had to call reception to create something and eventually this young lady appeared. I was not acknowledged as a diamond not offered an upgrade. Then she hey wanted to charge me 100 dollars for incidentals. When I challenged it was actually in case I did damage to the room. As a diamond member do you think IHG would be concerned about me damaging a room. I was incensed by this. I understand a hold for extras I told them I was staying one night sleeping and going. The young lady was clueless. The room was drab however the bed was comfortable. The air con was quite noisy. Luckily only staying one night. Breakfast well OMG it’s clear they don’t give a crap about the environment. Plastic key cards. Plastic cutlery. Each slice of bread wrapped in plastic. Plastic plates. The food was not worth it. After a few bites I decided to get breakfast at airport. Check out. The chap was dressed like he was at home playing a video games. However we was more clued up and apologised for the check in. However when I mentioned plastic at breakfast he couldn’t see why that was a problem. Don’t the young ones get taught about recycling and environment. In schools in USA.