Beautiful hotel, excellent location, outstanding employees. This hotel has everything…read more I work in Midland occasionally, and this is the best hotel I've found. The rooms are large, and efficient use of space. They are attractive and nicely decorated. There is a large tv in the sitting area and a large tv on the wall across from the bed. A refrigerator, microwave, and a nice amount of storage space. Bathroom snd shower are very nice. Everything is spotless, from the lobby to the elevators to the room. Employees are super friendly. My favorite hotel in Midland.

I was in Midland, Mi for a work trip last week and stayed at the Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott…read moreMidland. Everyone there was so nice and helpful. We basically took over half their dining area for almost 2 weeks. Every morning when we came down they had picked things up and emptied our trash and sometimes we were pretty messy. They always had smiles on their faces and were willing to help us with whatever we needed. Some of our days started way before 5:00 and they were always willing to make coffee so we had it available before we had to leave for the day. If you are going to the Midland area this is definitely the place to stay.

This hotel is absolutely fabulous and it was one of the best experiences I've had in some time. I…read morecame here for a work conference with a fellow coworker and we received a discount for staying here (along with other attendees.) Walking in, the lobby is absolutely fabulous, beautifully decorated and well maintained. The staff greets you when you walk in and the front desk has at least one person, usually two working and available all the time along with a concierge. The hotel's located right on main street so you're close to the action of downtown midland. Plenty of restaurants within walking distance along with a private parking garage. There's street parking as well, but I think it's limited to no overnight parking. Speaking of food, the H hotel also has at least one (maybe two) onsite restaurants. I know one of them is called Cafe Zinc. While we didn't eat there, it looked super nice, and worth a shot if you want. The rooms here are amazing. High end mattress, beautifully laid out bathroom with a barn door, coffee station with a Keurig, small fridge and automatic blinds! I abused the automatic blinds and enjoyed not having outside lighting disrupt my sleep. They have a couch that's built into the wall, almost like a daybed. I tried laying on it but I didn't find it all that comfy to be honest. Plenty of charging ports, a robe, slippers and plenty of storage space for your luggage and clothing. The TV is hidden behind a mirror and blends in with the decorum. They have a pool here and an exercise room which I did not use due to lack of time. Valet is by request and aside from a tip, part of your stay here. The concierge will take your luggage up, but don't forget to tip! The meeting and conference rooms were fantastic. The hotel offers different sized rooms, and we used all of them. The largest I think is the Indigo where we ate and had breakfast. The catering staff did a fantastic job of serving breakfast on time and promptly at 7:30 AM, along with lunch as well for both days I was there. If something ran out, the staff refilled it immediately. In the conference rooms, they also provided a briefcase with office supplies if you should need them. I checked it out and actually had to use a few. Such items include highlighters, staplers, note cards, binder clips and other small ticket office items. They also have a fabulous courtyard that leads out into downtown midland. They have curling set up in the middle along with tables and benches throughout. At night, the tables have gas fireplaces so you can toast your buns if it's chilly, like it was the second day we were there. Our conference didn't use the courtyard a lot, but the other convention did. We also sat outside to eat once, and it was great. The only thing lacking was the garbage cans were hard to find. I think they had one by the door but additional garbage cans would've been great. My only complaint? The elevators were down when we arrived. I guess their renovating the two that they have in the lobby and it got annoying after a while. The repair guys were working on it and they got one up and running by the end of the day. The second one was totally out of service. I hope they get that fixed soon as carrying luggage or going up 5 flights of stairs doesn't sound exciting if you're coming and going all the time. Overall, this hotel's a gem and everyone should stay here at least once. What a fantastic experience!

The h hotel entrance isn't w main st. If off another rd. It not easy to find. Sign that.read more

Clean and reasonable room, great staff, good location . My only complaints was that the only well…read morelit place in the room was the bathroom. This would have been OK in the summer when its lighter longer and outdoor light can be used. its not OK in winter on close to the shortest day of the year.

Spent a couple nights...customer service was good, room seemed clean, air conditioning kept good…read moretemperature. Complimentary breakfast was typical hotel offering. My only knock was the lack of data ports/charging stations throughout the hotel. Simple fix one that I recommend the hotel address.

Stayed a night for a soccer tournament, stayed years earlier and it was fine. Same as this time…read more Staff was beyond fantastic, rooms are clean and large. The bar is nice too. Food is reasonable. Free bottles of water for the soccer players, which was nice. Downside: It's been cold in the area and the heat in the room never went over 73 degrees even though it was set to 76 after hours at 74. The room was just always chilly. You'd think you could get a little relief from the shower, but no, it never got hotter than luke warm. Also the parking spaces are too small. It's fine for smaller sedans but not for trucks. Both sides of my car have scratches on it from people getting in and out of their trucks. Anyways, I've been to other hotels in the immediate area and I like them better; probably won't be back.

Good value. Clean rooms. Very nice pool area. And table service is available at the pool making it…read morenice for families.

Kind, compassionate, wonderful stay. I can't say enough accolades about my stay at SpringHill…read moreSuites in Midland, MI. I stayed there for 6 nights while my Mom was in the MyMichigan hospital for emergency surgery. Being only a few minutes from the hospital, it made it very easy to come back and take a shower and rest. The room was clean and a large layout with comfortable 2 Queen beds and a pullout sofa, and a nice desk area. My Dad, sister, and I switched on and off in the room so that someone always stayed in the hospital room with my Mom. The free breakfast buffet was a welcome treat in the mornings with lots of hot options like scrambled eggs, egg sandwiches, oatmeal, and waffles. We used the guest laundry machines once, which runs on quarters and worked great. They even let us checkout a little later since my Mom was being discharged that day. Special shoutout to Stephanie at the front desk who always asked how my Mom was doing. I recommend this hotel and will be staying there again if in the Midland area. Thank you so much!

Stayed here for work recently and it's everything you could ask for in a hotel. Spacious rooms,…read morecomfortable beds, very friendly staff, solid breakfast, and it feels like it was built yesterday. Reportedly a solid hotel gym (didn't make it). It's also in a fantastic location, near the best restaurant in the city (Applebee's). I already know where I'll be staying the next time the tour brings me through Midland!

1 Star Residence Inn by Marriott - Midland, MI…read moreAs a Yelp Elite member, I've stayed at countless hotels -- and I can confidently say this was one of the most disappointing and unsafe stays I've ever had at a Marriott property. From the moment we checked into our suite, there were odd, foul odors in the hallway, bathroom, and the room itself. Maintenance did come and change the HVAC filter, but it made no difference. Housekeeping even admitted the bathroom and toilet smelled "off." We ended up running our own air purifier and keeping the toilet lid and bathroom door closed the entire stay. Things only went downhill: - Black mold was visible in multiple places -- in the bathtub corner, on the shower handle, and inside the toilet tank. I physically showed this to management, but they tried to claim it "wasn't mold." It absolutely was. - The kitchen pots and pans had mold inside them. Only after I complained did they bring replacements. - During our stay, a flood leaked from the second floor into the first floor hallway. The carpet was soaked (I stepped in it myself), but no dehumidifiers or drying equipment were ever used. Ceiling tiles stained from the water were left in place. - The hallway light fixtures by our suite were full of dead bugs, never cleaned. Then the safety hazard: my significant other hit his ankle on a nearly 2-inch metal post sticking out of the bedframe (meant to hold the mattress but not fitted right). His ankle swelled to the size of a golf ball. When we showed a photo to the manager on duty, she refused to even look, avoided eye contact, and flatly said, "that's unfortunate." No maintenance ever came to address it, no offer to move us. We had to extend our stay by four days so he could elevate his foot -- at our own expense. The last straw? On checkout day, because of his injury, I had to pack and move everything myself. I was granted a late checkout, then asked for just 20 extra minutes to finish loading the car. We left, I told the front desk we were gone, and yet they still charged me for an entire extra night -- for being 20 minutes late leaving a room with black mold that they denied existed. No discount, no apology, nothing. Just the same robotic indifference we experienced the entire stay, as if ignoring the problems would make them go away. Bottom Line: This hotel had black mold, unsafe furniture, poor sanitation, a flood that was neglected, and dismissive management. Instead of addressing obvious problems, they denied them -- and then had the nerve to charge us extra on the way out. Do yourself a favor: if you have kids or pets (we stayed here because we travel with our dog), just book an Airbnb

The Residence Inn in Midland was a terrible experience for me. The customer service aspect was…read moreactually terrible. I would stay down the road at the SpringHill.

The room was clean and comfortable. The staff were nice and polite. The only bad issue I have is…read morethe body wash in the bathtub was empty.

When we got to our room there were an abundance of drain flies by the sink. We were willing to deal…read morewith this inconvenience, but the second day we found a dead cockroach in our toilet. We were only offered a different room and never received any apology, compensation, or even follow up from a manager. The only positive part of the stay was the pool and the gentleman working nights.

Had a cockroach crawl out from the blankets. Called the desk but said the place was sold out. Slept…read moreon towels.

I tried. My first review disappeared?? But I had a great stay here in Midland. All the clerks…read morewere so helpful.. Printing maps to my couple destinations and even to Dow Gardens. I came from 'downstate' to attend Birthday party for 15 yr. old boys' Quencentera and his brother's HS Graduation party. I had no clue where to go so both the clerks helped direct me - no problem. It was also very nice to have free breakfast daily, for all guests. What a pleasant surprise for that. * I wanted to take a dip in their beautiful pool, I just didn't make the time to do so. :( ...nxt time for sure I will go for a swim. Nice to learn that a local swim school DOES use the pool regularly for their young students in the Midland School district, to teach them how to swim! And my room was situated right nxt. to where my car was parked and right nxt to the exit door to the parking lot. Those are the best accommodations they could give to a 77 yr.old traveling via car alone. Thank you so much to Sleep Inn and their staff.

This spartan facility sits on the Northwood University campus. Built in 1973 it wears its heritage…read moreproudly. While this may be just fine in the public spaces, the rooms are unfortunately left behind modern times to their detriment. Small, utilitarian accommodation with marginal mattresses, scratchy linens, low quality paper products and old fixtures. The bathroom was likely remodeled sometime about a decade ago but still lack any sort of joy. The "hotel" doubles as teaching space and offers more AV amenities than anything else, including no 24hr desk nor anything above a vending machine. I couldn't even get an extra blanket or hangers! Staying on campus? This may be a fine choice. But other than being along the rail trail, this location is isolated from town. Maybe if I was a student studying for midterms I'd enjoy the remoteness, but as a traveler, not so much.

From the owner: The NADA Hotel and Conference Center, an on-campus hotel operated by Northwood University, offers…read moreseveral lodging solutions for the public, parents, and faculty and staff members. The hotel also provides event planning and management services for various events. Its more than 30 guest rooms feature full-sized beds, coffee makers, irons, ironing boards, air conditioning units and cable televisions. In addition, the NADA Hotel and Conference Center offers wireless Internet access services. The hotel maintains a selection of technology resources for hosting weddings, reunions and meetings. It additionally provides catering services for on- and off-campus events. The NADA Hotel and Conference Center s menu includes a range of food items with special dietary entrees.