A Victory Inn & Suites - Detroit, Detroit

The hotel had its ups and downs. The room was comfortable, but the road noise and smell of cigarettes were a bit bothersome. The service was a mixed bag, and the location had its perks and drawbacks. The dining experience was average, yet the facilities were decent overall.

The hotel's location was convenient for attending the Redford Theatre movie premiere and had easy access to another Victory Inn nearby. The rooms were good, although the road noise could be a bit loud at times and there was a lingering smell of cigarettes. The service was acceptable, but the location by an ill-trained high school dropout was a downside.

The hotel had a slight smell of cigarettes in the rooms, which surprisingly wasn't unpleasant, though the road noise could be a bit loud at times, but not enough to mask neighboring room noises. The location was convenient for attending events at the Redford Theatre and other nearby attractions, but it was slightly marred by an ill-trained high school dropout managing the property. The dining experience offered seriously delicious Pork Belly, although there were some issues with the facilities.

The hotel had a slight cigarette smell in the rooms, which surprisingly added to the ambiance. However, the road noise was a bit loud at times but not as distracting as noise from the neighboring room. The location was convenient to the Redford Theatre for a movie premiere, but service by some staff appeared unpolished, resembling high school dropouts. Although a Victory Inn down the road seemed to outshine this one.

My stay at the hotel was overall pleasant. The rooms were clean and comfortable, but I did notice a bit of road noise at times, though not enough to drown out noises from the next room. There was a slight smell of cigarettes in the room. The service was decent, and the location was convenient for my visit to the Redford Theatre for a movie premier. However, the dining options were limited to beef dishes, and the facilities were basic.