Milner Hotel Detroit Michigan MI. Best Hotel Deals & Reviews

	Date of Stay: September, 2008
It was downtown, which is nice, very close to Ford field, which was super. It was cheap and people there were friendly.

Date of Stay: August, 2008

Got to room, and was nonsmoking. Called the desk and said I requested a smoking room, they told me to go ahead and smoke in the room!!! She said everyone does this, and someone would bring up ashtray for me. (What does this do to people with an allergy to smoke?) Went to the bathroom, and no shower curtain. The girl came up right away and was very nice and friendly, and gave us walking directions to casino. Came back and while waiting for the elevator, the girl at the front desk said she had run out of clean rooms. We went to the baseball game and came back for the night and found the bed was so bad-springs coming up-that my husband slept on top of bedspread for a little cushioning and still could not sleep. This was our anniversary trip, and this was very disappointing to say the least. Got up in the morning to make coffee, and discovered a half pot of coffee with MOLD COVERING THE COFFEE POT!!! This was not a couple days mold, it had to be at least 4-5 days worth it was so thick. I would not stay again at this hotel. The price was not that great a savings. Then when we left, we had to pay another $15 for parking-that was $30 for overnight parking.There is no street parking at all in the location. I would not stay at this hotel ever again, even if it was free.

Date of Stay: May, 2008

The Milner is an independent, budget-priced "Historic" hotel in Downtown Detroit. "Historic" here equates to tiny rooms, spartan amentities, and a trapezoid-shaped elevator. If you're OK with all that, then the Milner is the best deal in town. My friends and I rented one suite (with kitchen) and one standard room for a four-day trip. The rooms were laughably small and oddly laid out (sink in the living room?!), and the beds are a bit saggy. Also, the kitchen in the suite had no microwave, cookware or utensils? Who travels with their own pots and pans?! The A/C was a bit weak, and much of the interior might be original to the 19th Century decor. Don't expect fine linens, towels, or a big-screen TV, either. Still, we were there to see the city, not the hotel, and the overall the Milner was clean and in good working order. It's not a stopover for prostitutes and derelicts like some of the ratty independent motels downtown - there was a always a security guard in the lobby, though you can expect the usual panhandlers within shouting distance of the front door. I'd let my kids roam the halls, but not the neighborhood. The opera house next door has a huge and reasonably priced parking garage. All in all, I feel like we got a great deal here - we stayed at the Milner for literally less than half of what it would have cost to stay at one of the big chain hotels, and it's within walking distance of everything from Greektown to Cobo Hall to Hart Plaza. If you're not expecting luxury, and if you can deal with its, ah, idiosyncracies, then the Milner is a terrific value.

	Date of Stay: April, 2008
I checked in around 4 PM. This hotel is in terrible shape: dirty, worn out, doors that don?t lock etc. The residents are all freaky. No room service, restaurant, mini bar, Internet and door locks don?t work. I would NOT label this place as a ** or * hotel ? this is a ZERO STAR ? stay away unless of course you are on WELFARE and looking for a FLOPHOUSE for like minded losers.

Date of Stay: April, 2008

We chose to stay at the Milner because it was very inexpensive and located very near the venue where we were attending a concert. The room was very small and the service was pretty average but the room was clean. If you are attending an event at Comerica Park, Ford Field, or the Filllmore Theater and are not looking to spend a lot of time in your room anyway, it's a good value for a place to crash. If you are looking for amenities stay elsewhere.

	Date of Stay: March, 2008
They are renovating so lot of dust.

	Date of Stay: September, 2007
I was pleasantly surprised at the friendliness and cleanliness of the Milner Hotel. The rooms were smaller than the cookie cutter hotels we are used to but unique and comfortable. This older hotel has charm. The free breakfast was great and the staff friendliness and assistance couldn't have been better. I will be back anytime I am in Detroit, for games or concerts.

	Date of Stay: November, 2007
This hotel is very rundown place with poor heating and terrible bathrooms,definitively not worth the price!!!

	Date of Stay: May, 2007
We stayed here for one night to avoid having to drive home after the electronic music fest. We actually found it's old style to be unique, and as for a place to crash, it definitly worked. See you next year Milner!

Date of Stay: September, 2007

I recently stayed at the Milner Hotel in Detroit while attending a trade show and I have to say it was by far the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. The tub, toilet and sink were so close they were touching. In fact, I scratched my rear end on the corner of the sink while trying to sit on the toilet. The water in the shower took forever to get hot and the tub looked like it was 100 years old. The $5 mattress was most uncomfortable. I could literally hear the springs popping and feel them poking into me when I was sleeping (or trying to sleep). Actually, I could go on and on about how unhappy my visit was, inclusive of the lack of parking non-paying spaces, walking out of my hotel and being hit up for money by drunks, and the restaurant downstairs that only served cereal. It was truly a historic nightmare!!

	Date of Stay: December, 2006
* on New Years Eve was a great price! This was a last minute plan that we were happy to have made. Although the room was HOT we just opened the windows. Room was clean for the most part and TV and bed sheets were like new.

	Date of Stay: September, 2007
Its close to everything nice night club and the people that work was real courtesy and great price for short notice

	Date of Stay: June, 2007
The Milner is an older style hotel which made you feel more like you were staying in someone's house instead of a hotel. The staff were super. It's located near many good little eateries as well as places to see (Detroit Tiger's stadium, Opera House, etc.) and a short, easy cab ride to anywhere else. There is a small, attached take-out next door. The continental breakfast added icing to the cake!

	Date of Stay: October, 2006
"The hotel was not very clean, no parking for hotel, elevator was broke, VERY small bathroom and room. Go stay somewhere else it would be worth the money."

	Date of Stay: October, 2006
"The Milner staff is EXCELLENT. The rooms are nothing fancy, but clean and the location is perfect for attending games, concerts, etc. It's also very safe."

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Milner Hotel Detroit

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