Pet Friendly Hotels & Resorts in Ann Arbor from AU$118

"Fantastic location close to campus. Great decor, bar and coffeeshop. Rooms were a little small, but not NYC-small. Definitely going back."

"I spent 5 nights at Sonesta. The accommodations were exactly as described. The room and facility was clean, spacious and comfortable. The staff was friendly, helpful, and available as needed but mostly kept to their duties. I had a handicap accessible room bcz I was having surgery while in Ann Arbor. The dog theme decor, pet treats, and color scheme added to the appeal. Pros 1. Quiet convenient location near I-94 and 7 mins from U of M. 2. The kitchen had a fridge (with ice maker), dishwasher, 2 burner induction top, microwave, coffee maker, and kitchen utensils, plates, cups, cookware for 2. 3. There was a station to borrow items and a mini store with stocked food to purxhase and cook. I will definately stay again Cons 1. The shower pressure was very low and the water bled onto the bathroom floor so I used several towels each time (staff replaces them as you need.) 2. Also the air conditioning unit takes a little getting used to in order to actually maintain a cool room. 3. Finally the microwave in my room was on the counter and it took up most of the countertop space so I used the desk for alot of kitchen prep. Most likely that's only in the accessibility rooms."

"Awesome"

"Kensington Hotel on State Street at Ann Arbor is a very pleasant place to stay. The facility is clean, quiet, and convenient. It is relatively small, but offers all the upscale amenities you would like to enjoy. I wish we had time to stay longer so that we could use the indoor swimming pool, the lively backyard, the sauna, and the gym, etc. Their workers were all friendly. William at the front desk was particularly awesome. We arrived quite late that evening. He did not only offered the three adults of us a glass of champagne, but also offered to prolong the open time of the pool if our children would like to swim before going to bed. We have a saying in Chinese, 賓至如歸，meaning “the guests arrive as if they are at home.” William made us feel at home indeed."