The Inn on Ferry Street

Lovely late 19th c buildings converted into roomy hotel rooms with lovely common areas. Great staff and around the corner—literally from the Detroit Institute of Art

I absolutely loved the historic vibe the houses gave off. The staff is extremely nice & super helpful! Will definitely be keeping this on my list when we come visit Detroit again!

Beautiful buildings, main issue was the soundproofing: you could hear everything from the wood cracking to the toilet flushing from the other units.

Amazing property, walking distance to Wayne State, CCS and lots of midtown attractions and restaurants.

2)alarm from school next door was going all night' 3) reported that some kind of smoke alarm was "chirping" and a staff member came over to find it. He reported it might be upstairs so he went to look for it. I still heard it in room the whole stay, but am bewildered as to where the sound was coming from

All of the staff is the proper balance and kindness plus professionalism. I simply adored this place and the rapport I built with the staff was like we became new friends who welcome you back with the same good hospitality they treated you with the first time. When I saw the rating for the Inn on *******, it gave them a 9, for exquisite. I want to concur and maintain this level of satisfaction was exquisite. I plan on staying there on Spring Break in March since I am an academic/a professor at a university. Keep on doing great customer service, let that be your defining distinction and organizational culture core value! No matter what this messy world looks like give people moments of beauty and joy, and comfort, because it is one of the things that's most needed in this human journey.

What a wonderful place. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay here. The room, and bed, were comfortable and the bathroom clean.

Very Nice rooms. Love the old style homes they reconditioned . Stayed here 3 times with more coming up .

Didn’t even stay one night because my door could not be locked from the inside and there was no other room available. Ended up staying at a more expensive hotel downtown.