We very much enjoyed our stay at Baymont while we were visiting Frankenmuth. Our room was clean,…read moreaffordable, comfortable, and not a far drive from the locations we were visiting. They even had a shuttle for Oktoberfest! We didn't partake, but it was a nice feature in case we needed it. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. We used the pool and the area was clean and pool was refreshing. Plenty of parking spots. This is certainly a no-frills place and it was a little pricier than I would have liked to pay for a basic stay. However, by the time we booked everything in Frankenmuth was booked for Oktoberfest, so I'm sure it was premium pricing for the event. I would stay here again if we needed to! We also liked being next door to a Cracker Barrel. We didn't even take advantage of the breakfast at the Baymont.

Our reservation, made on June 11th, was canceled by the Heidelberg Motel on June 23rd--12 days…read morelater--because they said they were overbooked. We had a confirmation number through Booking.com and a deposit to hold the room had already been taken out of our account.

This place should come with a warning. It is not a basic hotel as listed under hotels.com, this is…read morea dump on the road. Room is horrid, doors when locked have an inch spacing after being locked, ceiling is peeling, discoloration everywhere, there must be some leak coming from the rooftop. Walls are dirty, the siding is falling off, lights are half working, the bedframe has survived a war zone. Bed cover is wet, not sure from what, but moving in and it's wet. So there is a floor covering now. Bottom line this is a dump. Visit at your own risk. Consider this a friendly warning.

We didn't want to spend $250+ per night in Frankenmuth for a local family wedding so we picked…read morehere. And honestly it wasn't as horrible as the reviews make it sound. But that said it's definitely not a great hotel. The staff we interacted with was nice enough. The laminate plank flooring seemed newer but it was weird not having carpet. Things like the sink and shower curtain were stained - but not dirty (no stay hairs, etc.). The door didn't fit the jamb perfectly (you could see light around it) but the door locked. The bed and pillows were comfy. The furniture was scratched and mismatched. In short it was acceptable for what we paid.

Grown folks only laidback and relax enjoy good company as well good drinks music old schoolread more

There was a lot of small issues but the worst was the guest service…read more Honestly we found a lot wrong with the place (our room turned into a sauna late at night, the light switches didn't work, holes in the sheets, an odd children's book on the bed, etc).... But the real struggle was the service when we went to breakfast. The eggs were somehow rubbery and soggy, and the pancakes burnt and cold. My wife is a professional chef and said it's one of the worst breakfasts she's ever had. But we weren't going to say anything. But when the innkeeper came around to take our plates and asked "Are you done," we even pleasantly responded "Yes, thank you." But when she turned away and saw food left on our plates she mumbled "what a waste!" Again, we weren't going to say anything...but we quietly told her "There's food left because it was terrible." Instead of "Sorry you didn't like it" the innkeeper said "You don't know what you're talking about!" Who says this to guests? A professional chef doesn't know bad eggs and pancakes? Even without a professional chef, if a guest doesn't like your food you don't respond like that. She then said you should take a teaspoon of everything first too see if you like it. What?? No, you should expect the food to be edible. Then when I went to check out she held her hand out and said "keys." That's it. So I dropped them on the desk. She said "Have a day." Ridiculous guest service. I thanked her sarcastically for the "great service." And her response was "Whatever." Really class act

We loved staying at the Montague Inn. It's such a quaint little B&B with a gorgeous view. The…read moregrounds are perfect for a wedding, you can just see from the layout where the path/aisle would be to walk down, the front structure, all the space for chairs and a giant empty grass section perfect for a party tent. The Inn would be a great place for the wedding party to stay at. We stayed at the Norman Little room. It's not big, but honestly, since we only stayed for one evening, the size of the room didn't really matter. The most important thing was having an en suite bathroom and we had that. The next was a comfy bed, and we had that, too. The host was very kind and walked us to our room and we asked for additional pillows and she brought them right away. Since we're old and boring, laying in bed to watch Netflix was about the perfect ending to a great evening. Since we've never been here before, we didn't really know what to expect for breakfast. I wasn't expecting gourmet, so seeing hot eggs, potatoes, sausages, pancakes, and all the other basics (bagels, hardboiled eggs, etc.) was quite impressive. Coffee was coffee, k-cups and regular drip. Again, I don't come to a B&B to get fancy coffee, as long as it gets my heart started, that's all I need. I'm not sure what the pricing is like in the summer, but it was an awesome deal during the off-season. I would love to stay there again some time.

This place is old school at it finest. It's dark, and small…read moreinside and the vibe is very welcoming. Lots of regulars on this Friday afternoon buying each other drinks, and that is always a good sign of a great place to be! The food is really good and prices are very reasonable! I had a half reuben and onion rings, the portions are very nice. I really liked the decor, the tartan plaid wall covering, the custom coasters and glassware was a nice touch. If you are ever in the old town area of Saginaw do yourself a favor and give the Scottish Inn a try, I promise you won't regret it!

I listen to a podcast and the Scottish Inn is a frequent topic of the show. I was on the way to…read morethe UP from Ohio, was heading through Saginaw, and decided to give the Scottish Inn a try. Furthermore, I love good old school bars (dark, lots of locals, and history). The Scottish Inn is a place where a person could hang around for a very long time. The light is dim, the walls are covered in Scottish Tartan, the drinks are strong, and the prices are low. I tried to order a PBR draft, but none of the draft taps were working at that point, so I decided on a Labatt's bottle. I was a bit peckish, so I ordered an Olive Burger and onion rings. The burger was delicious, perfectly cooked, and loaded with chopped olives and Swiss cheese. This would be a place that I would come back to, when the draft taps were working, and I had more time to sit back and relax.

I guess if you just need to get a safe place to stay you can come here but the room is 50 a night…read moreand its dirty. The lady will swear its clean but her definition of clean must be different. The towels in the room were left there from another person the pillow had blood stains on it. My legs ended up with rashes on them. The window air conditioner didn't work and the front fell off within the first 2 hours I was here. And they show up right at 11am wanting more money.

I gave this place a 1 because a -10 is not an option. I biked a run on Hotels.com. the pictures are…read morevery deceiving. This place was a dump. Flithy, smelly, outdated, dingy..... I think you get the picture. I'm pretty sure the health department should be called. Don't worry, I checked for bed bugs and roaches. Didn't see any..... wasn't in there long enough for them attach themselves. This was an impromptu getaway with my hubby. I cried when I saw where I booked us. It was $40 night. I should have known it was a crappy motel... They don't tell you it has a tailor park attached to it. I will notify Hotels.Com that they should remove them from the list of hotels they do business with. We found a Motel 6 down the road.

The front desk staff including the office manager are NOT nice people. Terrible attitudes. And the…read morepet fees are insane.

Do Not Stay Here!!!! Its awful, not safe, back door lock does not work & staff did not care!!!read more

Family owned motel in rural farm area with plenty of corn fields nearby…read more As soon as I entered the office , I smelled the most delicious Indian food , lady was nice Easy parking next to the room Good tv and mattress The only negative thing is that the toilet is very small and too close to the wall

The rooms were clean and comfortable. They included a mini fridge, microwave, and coffee maker. We…read morewere less than 10 minutes from downtown Saginaw and about 20 minutes from the Frankenmuth and Birch Run area. We will definitely stay here again when we are visiting the area.

Came here after having some beers with my brother and ordered The fish and it was a great decision…read more Fish was great and the bar was all to ourselves. Loved it. Food especially.

Ordered a basket of fries and a pizza and the fries were good but the pizza was actually a frozen…read moreDigiorno pizza that was doctored up.The bartender was friendly and curtious and offered to make us a fresh pizza at a discount some other night when they had the ingredients to make one.Seems like a very dishonest way to run an establishment and wonder how this place stays in buisness.

Called to rent a room. The sign says 23.99 Monday thru Thursday. Get there and the guy says that's…read moreonly for a couple of hours. How long you want to stay? So 23.99 is a couple of hours. This place is a hooker hotel. They wanted 45 a night to stay. I wouldn't give this place a penny with how run down it looks. It's a go there do the Humpty Dumpty and leave kind of place. Save your money if you need a place to stay for a nicer hotel in Bridgeport.

From the owner: If you're looking for a motel in Saginaw, look no further than Miller's Motel.For those interested…read morein checking out Saginaw Veterans Memorial Plaza (3.0 mi) while visiting Saginaw, Miller's Motel is a short distance away.Rooms at Miller's Motel provide air conditioning and a refrigerator.If you are looking for a good Italian restaurant, you may want to check out Tony's Original Restaurant - East Genesee Avenue or New Pompeii while staying at Miller's Motel.Plus, during your trip, don't forget to check out some of the popular parks, such as Hoyt Park and Randall Wickes Children's Playground.The staff at Miller's Motel looks forward to serving you during your upcoming visit.