Red Roof Inn & Suites Lake Orion/ Auburn Hills

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Well it is a pet friendly hotel / motel. Lots of dogs were barking. No breakfast and pool was dirty. Mildew smell. See owners have to spend money to make money. No improvements being made with this property. It will be a crack motel in 5 years without any changes. I hope not.

You get what you pay for. If you just need a decently clean place to stay it's good for that. The lobbies smelled a little. The sheets were stained but no bugs to be seen. The bathroom wasn't the best. It looks as they have been trying to update rooms. The front desk people were great and helpful. We really only needed the room to sleep.

Pros: Check in was fast and easy. I was able to park my car very close to my room. We didnt have any issues with staff or other guests. It was about a 10 minute drive to Great Lakes Crossing. Room was clean. Cons: Everything was fair for the low price we paid but the room was outdated, some poorly done drywall repairs, no artwork on the walls etc. Also, the walls are thin so as people were getting up in the morning it was pretty loud. It didn't bother us but could be an issue for someone needing to sleep in. The noise started around 7am. We did not use the pool or other hotel amenities to comment.

Room was uncomfortable and bare. Lousy pillows and when we asked for extra towels, and shampoo, front desk simply responded, “I don’t where those are.” Phone was broken and the whole room reeked of urine.

Disgusting! I was scheduled to stay at this property for 7 days. It is in my hometown and I knew going in it was going to be a more "budgety" hotel from growing up nearby. The exterior and lobby looks in ok shape. The room was beyond disgusting though. I checked in super late on the first day and was greeted by a very smelly room. It says it is non-smoking, but smells as if it was a smoking room for the last 20-30 years and the smell is permeating throughout all the walls, carpet, and furniture. There were only like two thin sheets on the bed (not even a thicker blanket- which is helpful in Michigan during the fall/winter). The only way to stay warm was the outdated heater, which added more offensive smells to the room. The two sheets that were on the bed were heavily stained with brown and yellowed stains. The grossest aspect of the room is that there were (what appeared to be) bodily fluids all over the artwork, walls, and other surfaces in the room. It honestly just looked as if the room just had the garbage can cleaned out and then was sold to the next customer. I checked out the next morning and went to a different hotel. The room was not similar to what was pictured either. Only the last two images captured in the 31 photos showed a room that was similar to mine. The other images of rooms that were the same type as mine look much more like what I was expecting.

We reserved a room for our daughter and her family. The halls had a chemical smell and the room was dirty. Toenails by the bed and poopy underwear stuffed in the Kleenex holder in the bathroom. People smoking in parked cars. Absolutely horrific. When my daughter complained to the front desk, nothing done to even try to make it right. Terribly disappointed.

It was close to where we needed to be and a good price but was not very clean

It wasn't dirty just not clean open bar of soap in shower and floor around toilet not clean needs tlc