Super 8 by Wyndham Marysville/Port Huron Area

Really liked that we were close to everything. Very nice accomadations.

A large dog walking down the hallway with his owner started barking by my door and woke me up at 6 am.

The staff was exceptional, promptly relocating me and providing an escort for safety. However, as a pregnant woman traveling alone for a wedding, I was terrified when a self-proclaimed regular guest followed me to my room, persistently tried to engage me despite my clear refusals, and even slipped a note under my door after I told him I was married. Eight hours later, my heart sank seeing him in the parking lot when I returned—I sat in my car, too scared to move until he went inside. When I went in, he was waiting in the hallway and saw me enter the room I was staying in. He passed me TWICE in the hallway not even two minutes later as I went to the vending machine (I stayed on the phone with my sister incase he tried to grab me), the constant following prompted my sister to call the police. The police instructed me to stay in my room since the man refused to open his door, saying even if they did make contact all they could do was tell him to leave me alone. He wasn’t removed until 11 a.m. the next day, despite staff assuring me he’d be banned. My fear escalated knowing he’d seen my rental car, making me dread potential vandalism out of spite. My room was downgraded without a refund, but the overwhelming fear I endured overshadows everything—I’d never stay here again and strongly warn solo female travelers to avoid this place.

Nice room.

The staff was exceptional, promptly relocating me and providing an escort for safety. However, as a pregnant woman traveling alone for a wedding, I was terrified when a self-proclaimed regular guest followed me to my room, persistently tried to engage me despite my clear refusals, and even slipped a note under my door after I told him I was married. Eight hours later, my heart sank seeing him in the parking lot when I returned—I sat in my car, too scared to move until he went inside. When I went in, he was waiting in the hallway and saw me enter the room I was staying in. He passed me TWICE in the hallway not even two minutes later as I went to the vending machine (I stayed on the phone with my sister incase he tried to grab me), the constant following prompted my sister to call the police. The police instructed me to stay in my room since the man refused to open his door, saying even if they did make contact all they could do was tell him to leave me alone. He wasn’t removed until 11 a.m. the next day, despite staff assuring me he’d be banned. My fear escalated knowing he’d seen my rental car, making me dread potential vandalism out of spite. My room was downgraded without a refund, but the overwhelming fear I endured overshadows everything—I’d never stay here again and strongly warn solo female travelers to avoid this place.

no breakfast

husband said the room was too cold for him to sleep even though the thermostat was at 76 degrees. I have a brace on my right leg and getting up those stairs was a bit of a chore, especially when the first floor of the hotel was not even full.

Friendly staff, clean

Bathtub tap didn't work (broken) Quite noisy, especially when construction workers staying there came back from bars AC didn't work

Extremely quiet .. very pleasant front desk personnel .. more than accomodating on anything asked. Had a problem with room smelling musty .. mentioned it to a room cleaning lady and she took care of problems .. even going as far as offering another room is not happy. Rate this place Top of the Line and will not hesitate to stay here again next time in town.

Thank you to Chris the manager for fixing a problem with our check in. It was greatly appreciated.