Ann Arbor Regent Hotel & Suites

This is a charming hotel in an easy 10-​minute drive to U of M. I’ve stayed here twice and have been extremely impressed with my stay both times. Rooms are very neat and clean, and the housekeeping service is phenomenal. The pool area and hot tub is very relaxing, and the fitness room is perfect for what it is. They have Bath and Body Works soaps, and a little refrigerator-​microwave nook with a coffee maker as well. Breakfast downstairs is complimentary and decent. The staff are welcoming and very friendly. I highly recommend staying here when you come to Ann Arbor!

Great place! Convenient and comfortable. We stayed in a 1 room suite, and the living room was quite spacious. We had 4 adults and we had plenty of room. The pool table/​Foosball room was a great place to hang out. The fitness room was nice but not very big… the tv ’ s were a nice touch though. Definitely the hotel of choice if we return to Ann Arbor!

Aesthetically, the hotel itself is beautiful and the amenities are well worth the money. However, the service we received was less than ideal. We asked for a shuttle to drive us to the UofM hospital, the driver was not very kind and was actually rude about inquiries. Needless to say we did not tip him. The front desk people in the morning were not as kind as the people who work the later shift. We actually got the impression that they were less than accommodating to minorities whom they thought could not afford laundry service or a rent a car.
So the actual hotel is great, the service was… meh.

For basically a hundred bucks this place is awesome! SUPER clean rooms. Easy to find location and awesome indoor pool. Hell, even the landscaping is nice and I never even notice crap like that. Breakfast included and it was good. Lady who works it is very patient considering people are slobs and have zero respect for people who work for a living. Only thing is the rooms sometimes face each other with a courtyard kinda-​thingy between em. If you have a weird scene going on in your room be sure to close the blinds… that family from Montana doesn’t have to see a live llama and you wearing rubber undies in your room…

Had a pleasant stay here. Room was clean, breakfast was decent and the staff was extremely friendly. My wife and I were in town for a wedding so we did not have a chance to explore all the amenities, but we did like the game room (billiards, shuffleboard and foosball).

Hotel was decent. Beds were ok. Breakfast was sour smelling and didn’t taste very good. Clean. Not overly excited about this place but ok for the money $ 86

My son and I stayed here for 4 nights. ALL of the employees, every last one of them, were polite and welcoming. The hotel is comfortable, quiet and clean. It also felt very safe for us traveling alone. It is located in a great place. Among other things the Enterprise was right around the corner. We needed a late checkout to accommodate our shuttle ride and flight. That was no problem Also a special thanks to Shannon for accepting the 5 giggly girls and their Welcome Party at 2 am. He was very gracious and kind.
One more thing… If you need a ride Zirker transportation is top notch service. Always on time, professional and just all around nice fellows! You will find his card in the hotel lobby and his info is on the hotel website.

We loved our stay at the Ann Arbor Regent. While it may not be the fanciest place, it is a fantastic value given the quality.
The staff is all very outgoing, helpful, and available. One thing that makes or breaks a hotel stay for me is the availability of the staff. If no one is at the front desk to answer my questions, that really bothers me; we never had an issue with that here. They were there and ready to help anytime, and seemed genuinely friendly.
We didn’t get into the pool at all during the weekend we were there, since we had so many things to do, but I’m sure on future trips we will! I enjoyed the fitness room, and love that it is open 24 hours (though the water machine was out of water– but I was able to run downstairs and fill my bottle at the breakfast area).
The breakfast! There was fresh fruit, which was all I really needed, but it didn’t end there. They had sausage, potatoes, and eggs, along with an assortment of pastries. I saw them refilling the hot foods many times, so there was plenty for everyone.
Our room was lovely– just what we needed. And I definitely suggest getting the whirlpool tub room. The bath tub was great and we used it a few times over the weekend.
Looking forward to our next trip to Ann Arbor, and we will be staying here for sure!

Driving from Chicago back to Toronto, Canada and needed a place to rest after running the marathon. Ann Arbour Regent was the answer! Huge rooms, lovely breakfast, mini kitchen & a pool! All of these & lack of sirens sounds all evening made for the most peaceful sleep compared to our nights in Chicago which were 3x the price. We were told about Jimmie John which is a local gourmet sandwich shop about 1.2 miles away. My guys loved it and said it was better than the meals we had in Chicago where reservations were required weeks ago. The want to go back tomorrow. Excited to explore the Ann Arbor!

My husband and I have been staying here twice a month since I receive treatments at UM hospital, and the prices are reasonable, the staff are typically friendly, and the hotel is clean and quiet.
It’s especially important that I get a good night of rest before treatments, and our last stay there really destroyed that. The fire alarm started blaring at 3 am, several times, for no apparent reason. We were shocked awake from our sleep, and I couldn’t get back to sleep, which means I had to spend 8 hours in the hospital with little to no sleep.
I understand that mistakes happen, and the next morning, we asked the hotel staff about the fire alarm. One woman abruptly said, «yeah, the fire alarm went off at 3:30 am.» That was it. There was no explanation or apology. It was incredibly rude and unprofessional, and we felt really terrible leaving the hotel.

The breakfast is fresh, served at proper temperatures. They have the best coffee ever! I’m a coffee nut and find hotel coffee lame but their coffee is excellent, it is hot, strong and smooth… loved it!
The room was clean and tastefully decorated. The bedding was very comfortable.
I like that there is a Red Lobster across the street and Bob Evans next door. I’m staying two nights for work so the restaurants and the nearby Kroger are a bonus. I also like the refrigerator and microwave in the room.
The staff is friendly and professional.
This place is great!

I went to a meeting in their conference center, and it was really nice. I did go into the hotel first, not even seeing the little brick meeting space to the far right of the parking lot, but I was nicely directed over to the correct spot. The chairs were incredibly comfortable. A/​V worked well. Breakfast/​break items were nice (breakfast burritos!), expect I would have preferred real cream over the small cups of creamer that don’t have to be refrigerator. Overall, I would recommend them for the meeting space.

Always our choice to stay when visiting Ann Arbor.
The breakfast is good. It’s situated in a really weird corner though. Coffee, hot and ice water and out all day.
The pool and court yard is so so nice. They have a hot tub too. Very nice. Like like a atrium ish.
The rooms are always so so nice. The beds are soft. Even the pull out couches aren’t that bad!
Staff is always super friendly. Never had a problem. And I’m always trying to get free stuff from them. (like a sewing kit, or lotion or whatever).
Clean, friendly, and not too far from anything :). And pretty!

Staying at Ann Arbor Regent Hotel was one of my most pleasant hotel-​visiting experiences. Free parking, free wi-​fi, spacious suites, and facilities to use the indoor swimming pool and to even play pool.
5 stars because the service was impeccable. My team and I stayed here for a few days to do some work at the University of Michigan (~15 minute drive) and they had a shuttle service that took us to campus whenever we needed. They even picked us up– it was great! Lee, I believe the manager of Ann Arbor Regent Hotel, was incredibly nice and really raised the bar in terms of hospitality and service.
If you are ever in Ann Arbor and need a place to stay– this is the hotel to be.

This hotel does not show up in the AAA book, but I’m not sure why. It is very comparable to Hampton Inns that I have stayed in.
We had a handicapped room. The room itself was a little cozy (but would have been difficult with a wheelchair). The room was clean and neat. The bathroom was spacious and had multiple safety bars in the shower. The heating/​cooling unit kept the room comfortable and white noise from the fan muted any hall noises (I personally like the white noise from heating units when traveling)
The free breakfast was good — the eggs & meat were warm and not dried out, waffles, cereals, various fruits and juices, yogurt, and coffee. The woman who ran the area was attentive and efficient, making sure everything was replenished in a timely manner. The only negative regarding breakfast was that there were not enough tables at peak times.
The hotel has a pool and other amenities, but I did not avail myself of them so cannot report on them.
Although not in Ann Arbor proper, it is a short (10 – 15 min) drive to the downtown area. There are several malls in the immediate area for shopping, and it is easy access to roads in and out of town
I would recommend this place and would stay here again if I am in the area.

We – my husband and I and our two kids, ages 8 and 4 — stayed here for nine nights. Originally scheduled for four, but Hurricane Sandy extended it. So we certainly got to know the place well. It’s an excellent lodging choice; I really can’t find much fault with it. The staff is friendly, the building is designed in such a way to let in a lot of light, and the rooms are clean and comfortable. Good Internet. The pool and hot tub are nice, although sometimes they went a little heavy on the chemicals in the hot tub. We had a suite, which was very comfortable at a reasonable price. Since we were there for nine days, we made good use of the sink, refrigerator, and microwave. Housekeeping was completely up to par. The breakfast was about what you’d expect at these places — bacon, eggs, and potatoes in a chafing dish; cereal; juice, milk, coffee, tea; a choice of breads, bagels, donuts, and muffins. Some apples, oranges, and bananas. Nothing exciting but it does the job. Most of the staff, at one point or another, inquired how we were enjoying our stay, so there seemed to be pride among the employees. If you need to spend a few days in or around Ann Arbor, I recommend Ann Arbor Regent.

I recently spent one night here and was happy with my experience. I pay attention to smells in hotel rooms, and there wasn’t an annoying one there (in mine, anyway). I also appreciated the hotel’s entirely-​non-​smoking policy.
Pool was nice, and staff was friendly and helpful. Breakfast was good for a continental, not-​too-​fancy setup. The two reasons why I’m not giving it five stars– and they are minor reasons– is that I’d reserve that for an absolutely amazing hotel that bowled me over, AND I wish it were a bit less expensive.
Otherwise, was happy there.

I would actually rate the Regent at a 3.5. The wireless was free and efficient, which I really liked. The staff with which I interacted were nice and helpful. The room was a good size, and the room came with a fridge and microwave, which was pretty cool. I didn’t use the microwave, but had I been staying a little longer, I would have. The room, however, smelled a bit when I entered, and I didn’t like that. It was a little like smoke and mildew maybe. It either dissipated, or I got used to it. The window looked straight into the rooms of the people across the way, which makes me uncomfortable, so I left the curtains closed the entire time, and the room wasn’t very bright. There were enough lights, and I am sure I could have made it brighter, but it was just kind of dark in general. I did not get a chance to partake in the free breakfast due to my own schedule limitations, but I was happy that they had it, and I would have liked to use the pool had time allowed as well. You could get into the main hotel without a key, but if you wanted to use a side door, you needed a key, which was good. The parking was free and plentiful. Overall it was convenient to where I needed to be at Eastern Michigan University and close to the freeway. I would stay here again. With taxes my stay for two nights was $ 198, which I was happy about.