Ypsilanti Hotel Guide - Rynearson Stadium hotels in Ypsilanti, United States of America.

"The room was dirty, the hot tub I would never even try to get in as it looked like it had not been cleaned in years. The entire room smelled like cigarettes. The two end tables next to the bed with the laps were not plugged in and there was no plug to plug them in. The floor felt so dirty. The shower door was full of soap scum and the floor was dirty I had to put towel down to stand on to shower. I will never stay here again. The pictures on line look nothing like the property. "

"Worthless breakfast; noisy refrigerator, night stand drawer wouldn’t stay closed, toilet handle wouldn’t always retract causing toilet to run until addressed, dirty hallway corridor to side exit. Worst hotel I’ve stayed at in decades."

"I really enjoyed our stay, the jetted tub was really nice. I wish they did special things for newly weds. "

"Natalie did a great job accommodating our perfume sensitivity. Thank you! "

"The house sits on its own beautiful piece of land and is perfect for small families! This was my first vrbo property and it didn't disappoint. I would stay here again anytime!"

"I would highly recommend this listing. The host was AMAZING and extremely helpful with all of our needs as we had some issues with scheduling that fell on our side but he did everything he could to make it work for us and we had an wonderful time. The area was perfect in downtown and the place was clean and quite! Perfect for my sleeping 4 year old. We will 100% be back!"

"Beautiful house with everything you could possibly need! Plenty of space and very family friendly. The host was very communicative. "

"Great communication and accuracy of the listing."

"We were treated with kindness and hospitality. We had a house fire and moved into hotels, rental properties and then into this VRBO, while our house was being rebuilt. The neighborhood is quiet and peaceful. The backyard is a nice size and fenced. Having the property manager be so thoughtful was helpful in our healing process. There was open and continuous communication."