"The hotel was well worn. We booked here because of location to Ishpeming and for that I would give it 5 stars. The breakfast was nice. We picked this hotel because of the pool. We were very disappointed because the pool and hot tub were closed upon our arrival. We were told it was being serviced. On the third day the pool was still closed but the hot tub was operating. Having three children under 9 it was very disappointing. We were never offered the use of the outdoor pool on the owners other...
"I’ll never stay at the Brentwood again. It smelled like cat uterine and smoke inside, and the carpet was heavily stained. I didn’t take my bag of clothes inside for fear of what may have been crawling around. I got only a couple hours of sleep and departed as soon as I feasibly could manage."
"For a older property it looks good inside and out. The hallway lights could be brighter though. The plants outside needed attention (weeded, watered, trimmed). The only real complaint is it needs a sign where you are to enter the driveway."
"The beds were fantastic and clean room were the good points! The only downer and I feel was a big one, was the continental breakfast was not free! It was $17.99!!!! I paid over $250 for a room and breakfast was not free? On a brighter note, the coffee and orange juice they said was free........sheesh!"
"Disappointed with breakfast bar which was very minimal, room coffee tasted terrible and breakfast bar coffee wasn’t much better. Having to get ice on first floor instead of the 2nd floor my room was on. A lot of noise outside my room above and in the hallway outside my room. Couldn’t figure out how to open and use the room safe. Curtains wouldn’t close all the way with night time street lights shining into the room right where I was trying to sleep."
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