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THIS PROPERTY STOLE MY MONEY. They said they would block $50 as a deposit, and they charged that amount instead. I have called them three times so far, and every time they say we will get back to you. It's been two months now.

I was born and raised in Farmington Hills. We simply needed a place to sleep as we were passing through, so we chose an inexpensive Hotel in what I assumed was still beautiful town... THE KNIGHTS INN.. It was atrocious. The bathtub and toilet were soiled. The old brown carpet was filthy and appeared not vacuumed in ages. The walls had scuffs all over them. The wall fire alarm was torn off and not present. The door chain was broken and didn't work. The heater and air conditioner had magic marker indicators. The lighting outside was dark and it didn't seem safe as several people were wondering about at the late hour we arrived.

Farmington Hills is great. I just had a negative experience with the Red Roof Motel there. There is a strong East Indian culture and presence. The historical region is beautiful. The restaurants are varied and plentiful. We were vendors at the Farmington Founder's Festival.

Ask for a bottom floor room if traveling with a pet, unless you don't mind stairs. L George's is right next door to the Red Roof Inn and they have really good food. Pretty easy access to wherever one needs to go.

The free breakfast was ok, as I would expect for a free breakfast. The furnishings were fine. But the comfort left a lot to be desired. The mattress was worn out and mushy to the point of rolling towards the middle. The bed was poorly place that one side was less that 12" from the wall and hard to get out of. The shower unit was dirty around the top edge where it meets the walls (I'm tall enough to see this). The coffee pot carafe and other dishes were still in the dishwasher from the previous client