Hotels With spa in Michigan, United States

We stayed here Friday and Saturday night. We booked a romantic stay cation about 30 mins from our house. The room was smaller than we expected but the beds were pretty comfortable. The worst part about the room was the thermostat. I felt that it was not easy to control. We had the heat on and it would still turn on the ac. Our room did not hold in heat very well. The best part about the hotel room was the bathroom. The shower was huge with a seat. There were two mirrors with lights and Bluetooth you could pair to your phone to play music. We did not try it but we both thought that it was a cool feature. Unlike most hotels, the fitness center had cables and fancy workout bikes. The sauna was very relaxing. We did not go in the pool or hot tub because I did have to work for a couple hours on Saturday and we got in late on Friday. We relaxed in our hotel room after a gym and sauna session. After 4 PM on Friday and Saturday, it is hard to find parking that is close to the door. We had to park in the back far away from the entrance. My boyfriend was very annoyed by this and rated the hotel a two star because of it lol. I hope to try the pool and hot tub next time we go to this hotel. I also would like to try a pool view room maybe those are nicer. We will have to try the restaurant/bar next time too. Maybe if we come a weekday the parking situation will be better. Overall it was a pretty nice stay. I hope they update their thermostats to something nicer sooner than later.

I booked this hotel solely on the fact that the pool had a slide that my two kids would enjoy and a hot tub that us parents could relax in. I was disappointed that the water level in both amenities was very low and the pool water was extremely cold. Like uncomfortable cold and too cold to actually enjoy swimming in. The hot tub jets also did not work and never did turn on while we were there it was definitely not 104+ degrees as the sign claims. It was basically like warm bath water. The door to the women's restroom in the pool area is also rusted and falling apart in the corner so it rubs across the concrete when you open and close it and makes it hard to open and shut it. The rooms and breakfast were both average. I'd check out another hotel in the area knowing what I know now about the pool area I wouldn't stay again in hopes that I'd find an actual hot tub that's actually hot with working jets and maybe a heated pool elsewhere. A fine place if you're not here to enjoy this things as it's a clean place to rest your head.

Went to event at Soundboard with friends - great venue so a group of four friends decided to make an overnight of it, including check-in after using the wonderful spa which was an excellent experience. The hotel was adequate, but the surprise was the lack of amenities, such as no actual water glasses for the room, no wine glasses available for the room, and no ability to really order food to the room other than going to the food court options, which are not impressive. We did, however, have an excellent dinner at ritzy restaurant, Revel. Pricey but great experience for a splurge. Room on 12th floor was blazing hot even with temp set at 65 degrees (with governor so could not adjust lower), and room was more like 75 degrees. Altogether, a fun experience at adequate hotel with pricey but wonderful spa, fantastic dinner at Revel restaurant and convenient access to Soundboard event venue.

Overall the place was great. Friendly staff, great location! I would suggest different curtains rather than sheer as you’re super close to the stadium/ lights that shined through all night. Made it a little hard to sleep with the room being light. The breakfast was a little below average any hotel breakfast, nothing cooked like meats or eggs. But the fresh fruit and bagels were good to hold us off till lunch. Breakfast isn’t served till 9am, which is a little late in my opinion if you’re headed off early in the AM. Overall it was a good stay and a great location within walking distance to either 3 stadiums, and I would book again.

Beautiful location. Would stay again. Good value, including pool and sauna, and breakfast with waffle making machine. Only issue was that although it is a Wyndham property, the staff said that they do not receive the expedited check-in form responses that you receive the day before you check-in to a Wyndham property. So, in my case, although I had already pre-paid for an upgraded room and added vehicle information for parking, they said they had no record of my request, and it was only because we checked-in right at 3 PM that an upgraded room was available and I had to re-fill on paper my car info.

This was a very pleasant stay the staff Corrina and Drew were very nice and accommodating. The hot tub was great and they had a pretty big pool to cool off in. Very clean hotel the breakfast was really good and had a pretty big variety! Plenty of food choices around there's also a family dollar and grocery store walking distance! Even with the highway there, it was pretty quiet and the air conditioning worked great! No problem with getting hot water with the shower either I would recommend staying here and plan on coming back in the near future!

Coming to Traverse city is very cost-effective. It's more than $100 cheaper than the hotels near the beach. It is only one street away from the beach, so you can park your car and walk there.

The service was great, the hotel staff were friendly and helpful, and the food was delicious. I love the hotel! The only suggestion I have for the hotel is to add recycling bins in the rooms or perhaps on each floor in the main corridor. This would allow customers the option to help sort our garbage and trash (plastic, paper, cardboard), especially since the rooms do provide bottled water.

Sleep All Over the World Grand Rapids Anway Grand Plaza, Curio Collection by Hilton The Amway Hotel, a Hilton Collection in Grand Rapids, consists of two parts, old and new The old building part of the hotel, originally the Pantlind Hotel, opened in 1913 during the prosperous period of Grand Rapids, and was rated as one of the top ten hotels in the United States for many times in the first half of the twentieth century. The Pantlind Hotel is a Beaux-Art architectural style, which was a popular architectural style in France from the 1830s to the end of the 19th century. The hotel had the largest gilded ceiling in the world at that time, and a huge crystal chandelier and other luxurious decorations. In 1979, the Amway Group purchased the Pantlind Hotel, renovated it, and reopened on September 15, 1981. The Ford couple Ye, who lived in Grand Rapids, attended the opening ceremony. The 29-story glass building on the riverside side of the old hotel was completed in 1983, which is also part of the new building today Although Grand Rapids is a relatively silent city in the United States today, its past painting glory still radiates light

The front desk staff were friendly, and the hotel's location was excellent; many attractions and restaurants are within walking distance or accessible by the free QLine. The bed was comfortable. The only complaint was the room cleanliness. Drinks left by the previous guest were still in the refrigerator, and despite noticing this at the front desk, it wasn't cleaned the next day. Even more outrageous, when I lifted the blankets, there was a dirty sock and food crumbs on the bed – disgusting (as pictured).