Villager Inn — Hotel in Inkster

Since the first time I rented a room here I was greeted with smiles and understanding of my situation. Since that time, I left and had to come back because my situation didn’t get better. I talked to other people and I was given different places I probably could have gone. But I came back to Villager Inn because the owners know me, I love them, and I feel safe being here. I’m always greeted with a smile and a wave; even by their adorable babygirl. And knowing that they will look out for me and my children was more than enough reason for me to come back while I get back on my feet.

Thank you for a safe space for my children and I as we work through this rough patch! I appreciate you ALL more than words...

If you are looking for a place to stay DONT come here. ITS not WORTH your TIME and MONEY.... the rooms are okay but the sinks are clogged. they dont clean your room. they dont want to change your room. and when house keeping is coming to clean rooms they DONT knock on the freaking door they just open the door like nobody in the room. IF you ask to change your room if you ask. And they up in your business. asking questions and what not. DONT COME TO THIS HOTEL AT ALL ITS NOT WORTH YOUR TIME AND MONEY...... and the WIFI SUCKS....... And if you have visitors they will forever be all up in you business and they will all of a sudden want to come and clean your room, to see how many people is in your...

I was surprised to see that the pictures online matched the room that I was given. The staff at first was friendly, approachable and care about their property. What I liked the most is the no tolerance policy for criminal activity of any kind or riff raff. This is because you have no privacy. Ask much money as wepay, they have the nerve to tell us that we had to get permission to have company. I'm grown and my son brought me home from the hospital and the owners wife had the nerve to chastise me and inform me that I did not get permission for my own son to come to the room. I even got a knock on my door because my minor child stayed for one night without...