ANN ARBOR, Mich.
The 86-suite Residence Inn by Marriott in Ann Arbor, Mich., is scheduled to open on Monday, June 23, 2014. Located at 3535 Green Court, the all-suite Residence Inn Ann Arbor North will operate as a Marriott franchise, owned and managed by Lodgco Management of Mt. Pleasant.
Located 10 minutes from downtown and 26 miles from Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport, the Residence Inn Ann Arbor North offers its guests convenient access to Kerrytown District, Michigan Theater and Michigan Stadium. Rates vary depending on length of stay.
The property has 520 square feet of intimate meeting space and can host groups of up to 30 in its Innovation Room.
Residence Inn properties are designed as all-suite hotels that offer studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom suites. Guests looking for a revitalizing sleep experience will enjoy the hotel's plush mattresses and crisp linens, while guests focused on being productive will value their suite's large, well-lit work desk, ergonomic chair and complimentary high-speed Internet access. Designed for stays of five nights or more, each suite also has a fully-equipped kitchen with a coffeemaker, microwave oven and residential-sized appliances.
The Residence Inn Ann Arbor North's complimentary breakfast has a variety of options, including specially made featured items.
Extending the feeling of comfortable living on the road, the Residence Inn Ann Arbor North offers guests inviting and functional public spaces to relax or collaborate. Road warriors and families alike enjoy the hotel's grocery delivery service, complimentary Wi-Fi, 24-hour onsite food and beverage market, dry cleaning services, and onsite guest laundry room.
Residence Inn Ann Arbor North's weeknight evening gatherings offer a casual, relaxing environment where guests can be as social as they want, while enjoying light fare. The hotel also maintains a business library where guests can fax, copy and print materials, and provides guests with an indoor swimming pool, meeting room, exercise room and Sport Court.
