Lansing Hotel Guide - Lansing Fire Station No. 8 hotels in Lansing, United States of America.

"The rooms were not clean, did not have bedding for the pull out couch went down and they were out of pillows to give us for the pull out couch. We reserved a two bed room with a pull out but they said when we arrived they did not have one so put us in a regular room with one king. We have a family of 4 so it was very tight having two teenage boys on a small pullout was a large inconvenient. the bathroom was dirty - shower looked like it was not clean as well as toilet paper was out leaving an empty roll in it's place. Something was spilt on the wall next to the nightstand and on the bedskirt. Breakfast was completely down when we came down at 9:20 when breakfast was done at 9:30. "

"Interesting concept for a hotel. They use 1 clerk for all hotels via a kiosk check in process. No maid service unless you are checking out, thus stayovers are hunting up their own replacements for towels, sheets, pillows, soaps etc..... On the up side, the hotel is very new, clean and neat. The beds are comfortable, The price is reasonable. Will I stay again.......depending on the situation yes"

"Nicely taken care of and in a very convenient location "

"The breakfast was nothing special, even less than what we have at other hotels, despite the high praise for the breakfast on the website."

"Newer property but a few negatives. Our room was on the highway side. Very noisy! For 3 people we only had 1 roll of toilet paper. 3 towels. Requested more in the morning but then had to go to the lobby at night to get it. Tub drain was clogged. Request to fix not fulfilled. Free breakfast was mediocre. Coffee was terrible. "

"Property was well maintained and pet friendly"

"Nice pool fruendky staff "

"Meh, it's okay, nicely appointed hotel overall and room. however, our room smelt a little dank. It could have been clearer, I one of those wackos who pay attention to detail and dust on lights and baseboards is sign that cleanliness is average. It's a higher end hotel for the area , so there should be expectation of excellence they should strive to for. Also, no dress code staff is required to adhere to, it's apparent at check-in, friendly, but whatever they want to wear that day is what you'll see greeting you. I'm all for being and expressing who you are, but at work, there should be a level of professionalism any good hotel would want to showcase. The valet and bar staff are good to go and also friendly. Parking is not available on site, but there is a fee based parking garage a block away. "

"Pool was not open "