Traverse City, Michigan Hotel Reviews

Smart travelers find our newly remodeled Traverse City hotel as an ideal home base for exploring the orchards, wineries, lakes and hiking and biking trails of Northern Michigan. Our spacious newly renovated rooms, modern amenities, helpful staff and convenient location rank us as one of the best hotels in Traverse City, Michigan. Here are some comments from our guests:

Newly Renovated Traverse City Hotel

"I LOVE the sheets on top of the bedding instead of a comforter!!! This is a wonderful idea!"

- Ontario traveler

Best Days Inn I've Ever Stayed At

""...The front desk staff was very friendly and let me check in early. I was surprised to find that my room was newly remodeled, with a great bed, flat screen TV and plenty of room. Free Wi-Fi, parking, and breakfast. What more could you ask for .... The hotel is on the main road where most of the hotels
are located."
- Chicago traveler

Comfortable Hotel Close to Everything in Traverse City

"I couldn't ask for a better experience at a hotel. We were in town during the busiest time of year for the National Cherry Festival, and this was the one of the few hotels that both had a tolerable rate, and an available room. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The room was very clean, and spacious. The hotel had obviously undergone recent renovation. The room had modern amenities, including a flat screen TV, cold air conditioning, in room refrigerator, and nice large desk. The bed was one very comfortable, and allowed for very restful sleep. Traverse city is very bicycle friendly, and this hotel is close to everything. It is only five minutes from the TART bicycle trail. Downtown is only 10-15 minutes by bike, and 5 minutes by car. The beach is a short bike ride or walk from the hotel. The hotel also has a restaurant on property, as well as one next door. Everything you need is at your doorstep there. For a clean, comfortable, spacious room that is affordable and close to everything in the Traverse City area, then the Days Inn is it. You can't beat it."
- Michigan traveler