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“Absolutely lovely B&B between downtown Detroit and Grosse Pointe. About a block from the river, located just up from a busy street (but no road noise). The house, which used to be owned by a wealthy family -- hense the name -- has been lovingly restored by its current owners. I booked due to the pictures, in real life, the attention to detail is even better. The tile, woodwork and period furniture are exquisite. So is the garden! The owner was very friendly and talkative! The only...

“Noisy at night.”

“Room was well appointed and clean. Hotel itself was very nice. Only downside is there is a lot of construction going on in Greektown right now. Overall no complaints”

“Clean”

“The room was nice and spacious. Having the full kitchen was a huge bonus. Nicely located and the staff was friendly for check in. ”

“Parking was card access. I felt safe.”

“We stayed on Woodward side and the street noise was incredibly loud, like the windows were open but they were not. ”

“Absolutely loved our stay at Roost! Everything was incredibly clean. The hotel itself was such a beautiful place. Food was great. Perfect location. Very nice staff. Valet parking was a breeze, super convenient online setup to request your car. Definitely will be back :)”

“Great location. Wonderful property! Incredibly well managed.”

“일단 위치는 다운타운은 걸어서 가기 힘들어요. 나머지는 좋아요. 냄새도 안나고, 침구 깨끗하고, 조식도 괜찮고, 주차비도 무료구요”

“Place looks very royal and kingly. Bohemian restaurant was excellent.”

“Booked through Expedia obviously. The hotel took the portion that was supposed to be taken from Expedia taken from my credit card used for incidentals at check in. Still trying to get ahold of element hotel to get my money back. So basically paid for hotel twice.”

“The staff was super sweet and helpful but the hotel itself was poorly maintained. The rooms were warm and dry even with air conditioning, no fans in the bathroom, and very outdated. It was just a massive concrete building inside and out. We spent a good amount to be close to the stadiums that you’d think the hotel would be better maintained”