Drury Inn

Pleasant hotel. Clean rooms. Loved the free breakfast with evening «kick-​back» meal with free drink option! The staff was nice and accommodating. I would recommend this hotel and stay there again

A good value for a mid-​range hotel chain.
Very reasonably priced and relatively clean with good service. They have a free breakfast buffet, free happy hour drinks and the pool/​hot tub area is nice. Our room was spacious and a bit better than what you’d expect at this price point.
A word: if you want 5-​star service and amenities, go to a high-​end establishment and fork over the requisite cash. I chuckle when reviewers expect far above what they are willing to pay for. It’s like going to McDonald’s and expecting a gourmet burger, linen and bananas Foster all for under $ 10. Absurd.
That being said, you do need to realize they allow pets in some of the rooms here. If you or any of your family have pet allergies, you should request a pet-​free room.
Still, if my kids get rambunctious, I’d rather it be here than at a place I paid $ 400/​night…

All around a great experience. I had not been to a Drury Inn in many years and wasn’t sure how the chain has kept up with so much competition. After reading the positive reviews, my husband and I decided to give it an opportunity. Our room was very comfortable and updated. It was convenient that breakfast and other snacks were included-​especially nice when you have kids. On our last day, the receptionist was nice enough to start breakfast an hour earlier so we could eat before departing-​thanks Chris! I would definitely stay at a Drury Inn in the future.

horrible service. will never attempt to book a room here again. platinum elite member of the hilton hotels.

Nice, neat, good pool area with hot tub. Breakfast had a nice selection, more than simple continental options.
They gave us a discount since we were staying due to family in local hospital. We’ll be staying here again. (If your picky about hair products, bring your own)

Please, stay at the Drury. It’s great. Positioned in the perfect area in Troy. You go left, you can shop and eat. You go right, you can shop and eat. Whoever built this hotel knew what they were doing.
Whenever I stay here, I get extra giddy. Free breakfast, free dinner, three free drinks a night? And it’s not just really cheap beer and water. I fill up on Bloody Marys with extra olives, bourbon, rum, you name it. You can stay at the Drury and not have to pay a dime on food while you’re there. There is a TGIF attached to the hotel… but I only go there if I’m starving and have nowhere else to go. The food is alright, but only on some nights.
But enough about TGIF and more about the Drury! A few hours before dinner, there’s popcorn and soft drinks available for free. Indoor pool and jacuzzi makes for a relaxing night after being out on the town. Meeting rooms where the staff has no problem with you sitting in them if the lobby gets too full. And the hotel keeps up with holidays. The Christmas tree can’t help but be pretty!
If you’re looking for a place to take your SO, you kids, a group of people, etc., this is the place for you. The current price of a room is $ 100/​night. How can you beat that? The rooms are soooo beautiful, too. Other hotels take note: earthy tones make for relaxing rooms. Neon and pastel colours do nothing.
On my last visit (back in December), I was there for a week and a half and sick the whole time. Pretty sure I had something like the flu, but it wasn’t. I was in pure hell the whole time I was there, but the staff at the Drury made me feel much better. Got home early from work and plopped myself on the bed. Housekeeping came in, saw the state I was in, and took care of me. She put a box of tissues in the bathroom, on the desk, and on the nightstand next to my bed. I wish I had gotten her name because she was so sweet. It felt like she was trying to mother me back to health. She offered to get me some orange juice, but then saw the gallon I had next to me. Just a wonderful person. I’ll get her name the next time I’m there! She even knew that my phone’s notification tone was from the Sims 4. How awesome is that?
I love staying at the Drury. If there was one in every city I visited, I would automatically stay there. The only hotel that has a chance of beating them would be Homewood Suites by Hilton. The ONLY thing they’re missing are signs that tell people to use tongs to grab food. I can’t tell you how many people use their cheetogrub hands around the carrots and celery at night. Eck!
But yeah. STAY HERE! ^_^

Wonderful hotel. Great free internet with 15 – 20 MBS!!! Bathroom was over the top with push button toiletries and a superior shower head. Linens were a little weak, but the bed was comfortable. Good climate control.

Everything was nice, room was clean with no issues. We enjoyed the kickbacks in the evening and breakfast the next morning. Check was quick and pleasant, really no issues. We didn’t try out the pool but it looked clean. Drury Inns are always worth the extra little money to get a good stay.

loved my stay here. everyone was friendly, room was clean, has a tgif attached that was delicious. hotel wasnt too dated like many others I’ve stayed at. nice pool area with hot tub, although it was full of kids when we went. i didn’t take advantage of the popcorn and drinks, but i certainly will on my next stay!

Never go here Worst Customer Service ever! Needs better management, wait time are too long and they over charge for item that you shouldn’t even be charged for

I’ve stayed at a lot of Drury hotels across the country, this one is wonderful. Clean, modern rooms, small but effective workout room and nice pool area.
The staff is very friendly and happy to help you with anything from the hotel to where to eat, to where to park that’s closest to your room.
The lobby/​lounge is very nice, modern and clean. The evening snack spread is better than other locations.
There is a TIGF attached to this location.

We are never let down when we stay at a Drury Inn. This one is close to home and we like to take staycations for a break here. The price is great for all the extra ammenties you receive. I love the hot breakfast and we most always eat dinner at the snack hours in the early evening. My kids love snacking on the FREE popcorn and who can turn down free soda. The pool is nice and the hot tub is a great way to relax. Weather for fun or work this is the place to stay.

Great hotel! We stayed Fri. to Sat. Very friendly staff from front desk and beyond. Excellent offer of dinner (includes beverages from the bar!) and breakfast buffet included in stay. Choices that adults & children alike would enjoy. Throughout stay you have access to help yourself to fountain Pepsi products (unsweetened iced tea too), orange juice, apple juice, coffee (Cadillac) and freshly popped popcorn. Considered a mid grade hotel but I say it is more than that. Pool & hot tub areas were clean, stocked well with towels and water temperature was right. Room was clean with comfortable queen beds and pillows. Nothing fancy in décor but clean bathroom & sitting area with a flat screen, microwave, refrigerator and free wi-​fi. We came just for an overnight «staycation.» The kids had fun on this close & simple get away. For just slightly over $ 100, I feel we got our money’s worth. Had a chance to meet/​talk to other guests at the hotel who are repeat customers of this & other Drury Inn hotels. I was reassured their experience is always a great one. I am definitely going to return to the Drury in Troy & will not hesitate to choose Drury during any future travels. Again, a nice/​fair lodging price, clean, a really friendly staff and very good snacks, dinner, breakfast offerings included. If you want «high class» amenities look elsewhere. If you want value for your money in a clean, accommodating setting with a nice staff– then this is it. Keep it up Drury Inn and you should maintain very good, if not excellent reviews.

Great hotel for business. Free beer and good food. All businesses sending employees should check them out.

I recommend using the map app if you are not from the area you just might pass it by. Just off the highway and tucked back just far enough to muffle out the traffic which is nice. The staff here was incredibly friendly the rooms were clean and awesome, clean pool, a great hot breakfast buffet. My only complaint other than visibility from the road is the size of the dinning area it is not large enough to hold enough guests, they do open a conference room as an over flow which is nice, but come breakfast and 5:30 watch out this place is packed!

By far the best 3 star hotel I’ve ever been to. Complimentary happy hour, above average breakfast with hot eggs, waffles, biscuits and gravy, etc and the rooms are very nice. I had a suite and for less than $ 150 I’m going to stay here every time I’m in Detroit visiting my client. The place is huge but there are tons of elevators so you will not have to go far to find one.

Okay so let me preface this review by saying, yes, I know that Drury Inn is a budget-​friendly chain-​hotel. It’s not the Ritz Carlton. But COME ON…
The fiancé and I make a trip to Detriot to celebrate a family member’s graduation from med school. I’ve never been to Detroit and I kind of am wary about the city but that’s neither here nor there. We check into the hotel and it seems nice… not wonderful, but just about what you’d expect from a hotel that costs $ 89/​night. It’s approximately 7:03 pm and we’re told that we’re told we just missed the happy hour drinks and apps but we could help ourselves to all the pop and popcorn we want. Naturally. I walk over to get a much needed Diet Coke and notice that next to the pop machine, there’s a tub of hot dogs and baked potatoes. If that is what you call «Happy Hour», count me out.
We have dinner reservations at 9pm so decide that maybe a dip in the hot tub might rejunivate us after a six hour car ride. We drop our luggage off in our rooms, change into our swimsuits, grab the books, and head down to what turned out to be the biggest headache I could possibly imagine. Seriously.
Picture a room that could comfortably fit about 45 people. Then put 55 people in it. Out of that 55, imagine you have you have 50 kids under the age of ten. Screaming. Running. Diving into the 4 foot side of the pool. If there was a list posted by the side of the pool with pool rules, every rule would have been broken. I understand the allure of a pool when you’re young so I’m not criticizing them. I’m criticizing the parents who allow children to get in the hot tub and have contests of who can splash the quiet woman with the book in her hand the most. The parents of the children literally SCREAMING and pushing each other on the tiled floor. The parents who just ignore the children. The parents who (and this really did happen) are doing cannon ball contests into the pool and splashing the poor grandma trying to read her newspaper. I get this is part of my rant is not specifically against the Drury Inn as an establishment, but rather the clientele of the hotel. Let me just state, this pool side behavior would not occur in a Marriott hotel.
Let’s fast forward to the next morning. The fiancé and I make our way down to the free breakfast and as I’m examining my terrible options (watery eggs, lumpy gravy, sausage that appears to be microwaved and set out to dry), a Drury Inn employee missing her two front teeth sweeps in to take the offending food out of my sight and snaps, «Get a move on! It’s time for me to start packing it up!» I couldn’t process what I wanted to say quick enough– 1) «Get that crap out of my face now» or «Sue me for sleeping in to 10 am on a Saturday morning. Let me get my breakfast!» My reasoning took the better of me and I stepped aside, letting this woman take the food while I scouted out the least harmless things I could eat– a banana and a cup of yogurt. In my search for a spoon, I get told my another employee that breakfast is over already. Okay, gotcha but would it hurt you to direct me to the plastic silverware? It’s 10:02 am people, not 10:45 am.
The hotel itself wasn’t bad– it was clean and did the job for under $ 100/​night. The room was nice and clean with a comfortable bed, updated TV, and free wi-​fi. The cleaning ladies seemed to be nice, as was the woman who checked us in. If it was 1am and I was driving through Michingan and needed a place to sleep, this hotel would definitely do the job. However, if you are going to be here for more than just a quick night’s sleep, stay somewhere else. I couldn’t wait to check out of this place-​The types of guests that solicit this hotel make me positive I will never return to this Drury Inn again.

I’ve probably had over 100 overnights at this hotel over the years given my client is right down the road. They have free Internet, free happy hours and cheap prices. The rooms are pretty outdated (except the TV’s are up-​to-​date) but they keep everything clean.
If you are a business traveler and stay on a weekend in the winter beware, the last three years I stayed in the winter there have been kids hockey teams running up and down the halls until very late at night. Parents just let them run around like crazy. The staff at the hotel try to calm them down, but it doesn’t seem to work. Otherwise I have no complaints and continue to go back.

I have to say I really LOVE this hotel. The staff is very kind and friendly, and housekeeping does a great job. One thing I have noticed is that it actually smells clean! The hallways and rooms don’t have that stale hotel old bleach smell. It smells slightly orange and fresh. The rooms (non smoking of course) are very clean and have a wonderful armoire/​closet where they keep the full size ironing board and extra blankets. They have a great swiveling flat screen tv, free wireless Internet, and large dresser with a hidden microwave and fridge. Downstairs there is a guest pantry which is open 24 hours and where you can get microwaveable dinners and snacks, along with personal items you may have forgotten to bring. Two computers and printers/​copiers are in their complementary business area.
One of the BEST features is their lounge which has ample seating for large amounts of people, and this is where they have their breakfast service. An incredible breakfast spread is included in the morning – eggs, freshly made waffles, French toast, oatmeals, biscuits and gravy, fruit, and more. They also provide free drinks and popcorn daily from 3 – 5, and complementary happy hour with a snack/​food service in the evening which includes chili, hotdogs, salads, baked potatoes, chips, salsas, etc. The amount of food they include with your stay is astounding.
There is a workout room, pool area (freezing!!!) and the usual hotel amenities.
There doesn’t seem to be any humidity in the air AT ALL in the rooms – my throat and nose got so dry during my stay, they actually hurt.
TGIFridays is attached to the hotel and makes a great option for lunch – good food, large menu, good for kids too.
Overall, we loved this hotel and will be keeping it in mind whenever we travel. Highly recommend!
Non-​smoking room, 2 double beds, weekend rate – $ 89.00 per night

I stay here occasionally because it’s right across the street from my work, it’s $ 100/​night less than the Marriott across the street and just as nice… (actually I’ve had some really disgusting experiences at the Marriott that would make me inclined to say the Drury Inn is nicer)… People at my work make fun of me for staying there when I could stay at the Townsend, but I don’t mind…
The rooms are recently remodeled… It’s easy and cheap ($ 10) to upgrade to a room with a seperate shower and jacuzzi tub w/​marble bathrooms…
I’ve gotten smoking rooms before when non wasn’t available, and that was kind of nasty.
The housekeeping seems to be above average from other hotels I’ve stayed at in the Detroit area.
If you can put up with a slightly cheesey atmosphere it’s not a bad place to stay. the clientele is a different class of business traveler than other places… (more holiday innish)… they have a free happy hour … and free breakfast. And an indoor pool /​hot tub.