I went here for a sorority and dinner event. I actually forgot this place existed. It is tucked…read moreaway behind the Somerset mall which is an upscale place for the area. The hotel not so much. It is in need of some updates however the conference room venue was great. They had a nice setup, attentive staff and good audio system. I am not too sure about the rooms but the conference center was a good spot to have events.

Nice place to stay if you're just passing through or for company seminars. Lots of banquet halls…read moreand catering for events. I stayed for several days for a company event, the only down side was in the banquet halls the internet was very spotty. Within the room the internet was better. The internet problem plus the noisy air conditioning earned them Just three stars.

This is a cozier counterpart to the more bland and economy Extended Stay hotels. This Homestead is…read morepractically next door to Oakland University. Other nearby attractions are Great Lakes Crossing, The Village outdoor mall, and the Palace of Auburn Hills. This area is 35 minute hike to Detroit though, but Troy is a short drive down I-75. The immediate area is very safe and friendly, and the restaurants next door are Palm Palace's Arabic food, TGIF, McDonald's as well as tons in the immediate area, many of which whom deliver. The inside has a cozy lobby and guest lounge area. It's really a no frills basic hotel, for those who want a solid notch higher than the Motel 6, Red Roof Inn, and Best Western tier. The rooms are comfortable and feel a decent amount nicer than a motel's room. The bed's mattress was one notch better than uncomfortable, so tolerable, yes! Premium comfort? Nah. One nice thing is that TVs were equipped with DVD players, so you can bring a movie! Bathroom and general floor space of the room was spacious, clean and tidy. Also, a feature I have often appreciated at Homesteads and Extended Stays is the included kitchen with a big fridge, sink, microwave, and stove. Honestly, the kitchenette looks like the kitchen at a basic apartment. All in all, if you're traveling and want to feel like you're somewhere special, romantic, trendy, or modern - this may not be your place. However, if you are the frugal traveler that wants a place to set up camp that plays the functions of home living with the kitchen offering, then this would be a good place for you. People that only eat out or rely on room service would find the kitchenette useless. Therefore, places like this appeal to many business trips where folks stay for several nights in a row. No pool, no in-house restaurant, etc. Just basic needs. There is a cheap in house laundry room though, which again appeals to extended stays. The room is a great value at the price I paid via Hotwire; below $40 to the night! Sweet! I would rate it a 2.5 star hotel, but with a 4-star Yelp rating for what it is.

This is now an EXTENDED STAY AMERICA, it is no longer a Homestead Studio Suites and you can tell…read morethat the hotel has been through a lot of changes recently. We stayed in a deluxe suite for 5 days/4 nights. Price was reasonable at $78 a night. I'm surprised at some of the bad reviews here. The room was very clean, there was no dirty smoke smell and yes, towels are provided! Our room had a comfy king-sized bed, clean bathroom, large closet, sleeper sofa, desk, flat-screen TV, and a kitchen with a full-size refrigerator/freezer, 2-burner stovetop, coffee maker, microwave and a countertop with bar stools where you can eat. We had our 7-month-old along with us so the kitchen worked out real well for us. They also had free wifi. A previous reviewer said it was "slow as dirt" but I thought it was actually somewhat fast, both during the daytime and in the evenings when everyone was there. And we didn't pay for the upgrade. The staff were polite, professional and not pushy like some other hotels can be. The hotel is located in a very nice Detroit suburb with lots of restaurants nearby. Right next door is a BD's Mongolian Barbeque where you can get 20% off your food bill when you show your hotel card. Also from 6-9am there is a "grab-n-go breakfast" in the lobby with free coffee, granola bars and muffins. Nothing too special but hey, it's free! The only negatives were: - Upon arrival we were greeted with a sign that said there would be no water in the building from 8am-2pm because they were working on something. Kind of inconvenient, but luckily the water came back on around 12 noon. - The exhaust fan in the bathroom didn't work. Holy humidity! - Our TV remote was broken, but we called the front desk to get a replacement and they brought up another one within 5 minutes. - The AC/heater unit is rather loud when it kicks on and is drafty. Judging on our overall experience, we would definitely stay here again.

If I could give it negative stars I would. Was awakened at 1:45 am to ambulance, fire trucks and…read morepolice because the front desk person overdosed and needed narcan! Stay away!!!!! Horrific experience! No! No!No! I would rather sleep in my car!!!!

I would HIGHLY recommend Olde Mill Inn to anyone who is stopping in the area. The rooms are very…read moreclean, the rooms next to me were quiet, the location is nice, and the service is incredible!!

As this was the first time attending an in house scrapbooking weekend, it was so far better than my…read moreexpectations. Maria, the hostess, was extremely hospitable and held to all that was promised for the weekend. The bedrooms were very comfortable. Some bathrooms were shared. which wasn't a big deal since it was all women for the weekend. All rooms are immaculately clean. The cropping room was very spacious and well lit with ODT lighting. Each person had their own 6 foot table with comfortable work chairs. The room was equipped with several machines, such as the Cricut, computer with printer, and Sizzix machines with dies. The hostess supplied a constant supply of beverages and snacks for the weekend. The meals that were provided were top notch considering any meal that I don't have to cook is gourmet to me!! Five meals, appetizers, and desserts are served. There is even a store within the house that carries the necessary supplies that may be needed if you should run short. I can't begin to tell you how nice this weekend was for me. The only drawback is that Maria has sold this to another hostess since she will be moving. I wish that I had found her sooner so I could have had the pleasure of her hospitality more often. I will return under the new owner and know I will receive the same warmth and attention that was given to me.

Nice campground. We camped during April and it was quite cold but we enjoyed ourselves…read more Campsites 155 and 157 lake front Very uneven probably not good for most trailers. We had a tent trailer and were able to use a ton of blocks to work it out. After that we loved the campground. Peaceful. Maybe was at 50% capacity. Will go back

Wanted to do a little camping since I hadn't been in 20yrs so decided on this campground. Well to…read morebe honest my friends and I decided because camping without friends isn't much fun. The campground was beautiful and they happened to be doing a pre Halloween that week. All the campsites where decorated for halloween, really festive. The campground was in full fall colors and the trails where amazing and the smell of campfires and fall where in the air. The staff and park rangers where very friendly and offered advice and the many activities they had going on in the campground and surrounding areas. I'm going to be honest again, rented a motor coach so that I could camp in style. lol I would go back here in the future and really enjoyed the whole experience.

Very relaxing, members are friendly and welcoming. Lots of activities thru the weekends. Trails to…read morewalk, pool side conversations, potluck Fridays and more

It's a great place the wife and I had a great time playing nude and not having any kidsread more

This is a nice out-of-the-way restaurant in the small village of Dryden. They offer several unique…read moremeats on their menu, including venison, buffalo, pheasant and other wild game. Dinner prices are in the $12 - $25 range, the food is 7/10 and the service is always decent.

We worked with Susan for our honeymoon to Greece and Italy. She was so amazing to work with…read more Responded right away. Set up the perfect trip that went flawlessly. Highly suggest using Susan and her team!

I would recommend avoiding Diplomat Travel at all costs. Susan is dishonest and only worried about…read morewhat is in her best interest. If you want to be ripped off and treated disrespectfully deal with her. If you want to be treated professionally and fairly go somewhere else.