Sleep Inn

The only reason I’m only giving a 4 star is because I’ve only been checked in for 15 minutes and can’t speak for the entire stay yet. Check in was easy and when we got to the room it was nicer than expected compared to the given pictures on Unilocal.The rooms are much more modernized as far as textiles, color schemes, and accessories and the TV’s are LCD. Very pleased so far considering everything is much more up to date that what I was expecting.

Wifey-​poo and I stay here every year when we are in town for a charity event… this was our third stay of 3 nights each.
The facilities are 2 star. The beds are small and hard with a cover that doesn’t breathe at all so I just sweat horribly even though we got the room cold by the 2^nd night. The climate control alternated between hot and cold every 20 minutes even though it was a nice 55 degrees outside.
The hot tub was lukewarm but the pool area was clean.
The breakfast was really basic but the food was the right temperature, well stocked, and the area was kept clean.
Most of the good parts of this place come from the great staff. Kristen at the front desk this weekend was absolutely fantastic. Our group had a lot of special needs kids and she accomodated everything. She was fantastic. The breakfast staff was also very friendly…
The manager, Stephanie was not cool at all. She lied about having spoken before hand to the man who organizes our 100+ person group and was not accomodating at all.
5 star staff with a 1 star manager.

Everything is great for the price. Fine breakfast, everything works. Bed is stiff for my preference but acceptable. I haven’t gone in the pool yet, but it looks nice and inviting. The four stars is because of a slightly bad smell in the rooms.

What a dump. Stinks. Mold in air unit. Broken ice machine. Pool Down. Hot tub down. And cost way too much. In this case, you DONT get what you pay for. I DONT SEE HOW IT EVEN KEEPS THE SLEEP INN NAME

This is a well-​maintained hotel with a friendly staff. Each room has a refrigerator, microwave, and coffee maker. If you are looking for in an expensive safe place for overnight right off the interstate, this is great.

We have professional careers with two kids & a small pet, we travel a lot, use nice hotels that meet our family needs & standards which starts with; quality, nice staff & location. We have never experienced the «Homey» feeling in any lodging like this Sleep Inn at Flat Rock, MI (thanks to Stephanie Bean & her amazing staff) We came for a couple nights, were very pleases & decided to stay for a month! Great value/​rates!
This review was earned after 1 week of being with them happily :)

Microwave, refrigerator, flat screen, shower stall, soft bed. Not too bad for the price and friendly service.

Killed a bed bug. Had to find a different hotel at 2am. Bed bugs are more common than you think (says the Internet). Found this hotel had bed bugs reported last year too. The one star is for the bugs and overall cleanliness.

I have been debating on whether or not this hotel needs a 2 or a 3 star. I stayed 3 nights and maybe the time of year had something to do with my overall 2 star rating. I arrived 2 nights before New Years. The first night was quiet and peaceful. The room was clean enough. As much as I travel, this room was one of the cleaner out of many that I have stayed in. New white socks didn’t get dirty while I wore them in the room. The second night is when it all started. This is when it became evident that the walls are paper thin. My neighbors who had 3 small children decided to have a revolving door until 4 am… regardless that the small children might have needed to sleep (they were up until that time as well). I do not believe that this was of any concern to the parents because they were too busy doing whippets and swearing, blaring their radio and pounding. Their non smoking room was so full of cig smell that it drifted into my room to the point that I needed to open my window… the day before New Years eve. The hotel staff was extremely exceptional in handling this. They were responsive and ended up kicking the group out the next day. This after two rooms below this room full of inconsiderate noncontributors to society complained as well as others along the way to the room.
A star was removed because of the lack of response on New Years eve/​New years. College age students took over 2 rooms on my floor. Granted a little celebrating is to be expected during this time… although, once it reaches an hour of shouting, hooting, blowing horns… in the hallways, you would think that the hotel staff would have taken actions to stop the disruption. I do not believe that the provided extra staff to manage the night. Not until other patrons were coming out of the room, punches were being thrown, mention of guns were made and numberous calls were placed to the front desk did the hotel staff start breaking things up. Even after my strong metion that the police should be called, IE Fight and mention of guns. The kids eventually retreated to their respective rooms to disrupt their neighbors on both sides and below and above them. Many, Many, Many phone calls later the police were finally called and the drunk inconsiderates were quiet.
If you are planning on staying at this hotel, do not pick a holiday and if possible, do what ever you need to do to stay in a corner room on the top floor.

Fairly good hotel. Rates were a tad bit steep for what’s offered. Had issues with the Internet, but it eventually was worked out. Had a light bulb go out in my room and asked for a replacement but was told that the utility closets were locked. No keys??? Other then that friendly service.

So this Sleep Inn is located conveniently within walking distance from the Flat Rock Community Center where our friends had their wedding reception. Major advantage since we were both in the bridal party and had a great time celebrating with our friends!
The room was $ 65 on a Friday night — we felt this was reasonable. The hotel was clean overall save a strange stain on our comforter but, we always remove the comforters on hotel beds anyway. The styling/​décor is totally retro but seemingly well maintained. They serve a «deluxe» continental breakfast in the morning that included waffles, cereal, fruit, pastries, coffee, and juice. People seemed happy with it but, I didn’t eat anything fearing gluten contamination everywhere.
The major complaint we have would be the kids that were running up and down the halls at 8am. We were told not to congregate for any amount of time in the halls or lobby areas at 12:45 at night — we’re a group of late 20 to 30 somethings… we weren’t nearly as obnoxious as the kids that were slamming doors and screaming in the morning.
In general, wouldn’t stay here because we’re never in that area but if you need a hotel in the area it’s a good choice.