1 star Hotels in Detroit

all the hotels around the area are pretty expensive, and this hotel was one of the cheapest per night. i was going to a 3day concert at the hart plaza, and most of the close hotels there are $110+ per night. My rate was $40 per night, which i cant complain about, since most of the time i was outside. the hotel was just a place to keep my stuff and sleep. not to many close places to eat breakfast, lunch, or dinner though. Next year when i go to the festival, i am definitely going to consider this place to stay. i was going to the hart plaza, which is ~9miles from the hotel, and cab rates differ. most charged $25 one way going from the hotel to hart plaza. i was lucky enough to find a cab driver that charged me $15 for one way. overall, if you're looking for a cheap hotel for just a place to keep your stuff, and stay the night, this is your hotel.

I needed a hotel room for a night where most hotels were already booked or several hundred dollars. I'm not one who stays at really bad hotels, and I judge decent hotels when they aren't "good enough." But for the price, availability, and expectations this was a hotel that fit the bill. Yes improvements could be made, as some people state: it could offer breakfast or conditioner, but what are you expecting. If you are expecting a place with a deadbolt and chain lock with private parking and a bed that is nicer than most red roof inns or best westerns, then this is your place. If you are looking for a place without need for new paint, no marks on the door from possibly old graffiti, an unstained tub, then this isn't for you. Take it for what it is, a secure room with a bed, a tv, a shower, and parking. I think i would even actually stay there again.

It is an old hotel/motel. For the price paid it was OK. I think the current owner(s) have done about a good of a job in keeping it up as they can. It's Ok for the price, but you're not getting tthe Ritz. I would stay there again.

I knew that the hotel was not going to be the Four Seasons, but the condition of the room at this Knights Inn was disgusting. The first room we were given smelled of mildew and there were 'short curly black hairs' on the sink counter. It was relatively clear to me that the room had had the bed made, but it was not cleaned otherwise. After complaining about the quality of the cleaning in the room, we were moved to another room that had an air-conditioner that leaked water inside the room. If you stood next to the A/C, your feet would get soaked. I think it goes without saying that this room smelled like mildew as well. All in all I would give this hotel a D-. I didn't get robbed or catch any diseases, but they could still be in the incubation period ;). Do your self a favor and spend the extra $15 per night to stay somewhere else.

Although an older building, this hotel is well maintained and clean. No complaints whatsoever. This is my second good experience with this hotel over two years.

Had guests come from out of town everyone was very pleasant and helpful. Everything was really good with looks and comfort. Would recommend to everyone. Thanks !

My flight was delayed and was rescheduled for next day. I booked a cheapest hotel from one night stay close to airport. this hotel is apparently in need of a remodel or update. But the room is clean with an TV, microwave and fridge. AC is a bit loud but working fine. It's good for an overnight stay. Staff is polite and helpful.

very quiet and respectable place to stay and great location

When I would have a problem they responded immediately.