Weber's Boutique Hotel

This was our second time staying here, and boy, was it great. Dinner in the restaurant was outstanding and very memorable. The staff were kind, service was great and atmosphere elegant. The pool, hot tub and sauna are wonderful and the recreation area is open and fun. Room service was delicious, and is the same cost as going down to the restaurant! Love the fancy shower, and the beds were so comfortable. TVs in the room allow you to connect and stream content from your own device. Great stay.

Weber's hosted our wedding hotel block, as well as our wedding welcome party in June. Nothing but fabulous things to say! The hotel itself is beautiful, quirky, and the staff are so professional. The front desk staff was super helpful when it came to dropping off welcome bags and delivering them to our guests. Our welcome party was fabulous. Amber went above and beyond to ensure that everything went smoothly. Our guests could not stop raving about how delicious the desserts were. It was the perfect venue and hotel for our wedding weekend!

Everything from the service to the location was a 5 star. Everyone was genuine and nice. I stayed for two night Memorial Day weekend and I had good time. The bar was lit and pool area was clean. It was kid friendly and the food was nice. I hope they upgrade the arcade area soon. It can making a killing because kiss love games. I am definitely coming back

I have my wedding at Weber’s and it’s perfect. The staff was responsible and experienced. The food was top notch. Our guest and us have a great time. The reception place has a cozy and elegant vibe. We loved it.

Our stay was during UM graduation weekend, so it came at a premium, which is never the value you hope for at the exorbitant nightly rate. Had we stayed during a regular non-event weekend, the value for the stay would’ve been worthwhile, and perhaps the staff a bit more attentive. As it was, the staff was distracted with the full capacity of the hotel and we felt as if we were imposing during check-in. Our room was on the main/lower level, spacious and comfortable, in newer condition with modern fixtures, coffee brewer, and bottled water. It rained heavily one night, and the room and portions of the carpet felt damp after the rain, so there may be a rain related drainage issue to investigate. The location was convenient to nearby dining, shops, and less than 10 minutes to downtown AA and campus.

Loved our stay here. The rooms were very clean and this is probably one of my favourite hotel bathroom ever! The restaurant was really good as well. It was pretty busy but I think it was graduation weekend or something, and we still only waited about 20 minutes to get sat.

You absolutely do not get what you pay for here. The online photos are extremely misleading. For $1,700, I could have stayed at one of the top luxury hotels in downtown Detroit—complete with a spa, multiple restaurants, and actual high-end amenities. The listing claims the suites are “recently remodeled,” but I’d love to know when, because the room we stayed in hasn’t seen a proper update in at least five years. We booked the poolside spa suite, which has a shared balcony. Fine no problem except when our neighbors were hosting a birthday party with 20+ people just outside our bedroom door—it was loud, chaotic, and completely ruined the relaxing atmosphere we were looking for. This was meant to be a peaceful mother-daughter getaway to unwind and watch movies, but the TVs didn’t even work for over 24 hours. That alone threw off our entire stay. If you're going to brand yourself as a boutique, high-end hotel, then the rooms need to reflect that—especially at these price points. Honestly, I’ve stayed in cleaner, better-maintained Motel 6s. This was a major disappointment.

I had the pleasure of staying at Weber's for Mother's Day. I loved having a night to myself to relax and indulge in delicious food. Out of all the hotels ive been to, Weber's has become my "place" to escape! I received a friendly check in. The room I stayed in was the deluxe king. I liked the updated aesthetic, the large plush bed, and the modern bathroom. The bathroom was the best out of any hotel ive ever been to. It has a large shower that included a seat with back jets, a bidet with heated seat, a led mirror with bluetooth that connects to speakers. The food was the highlight of my stay. I enjoyed dinner and breakfast and everything was cooked and flavored perfectly. I have to mention their blueberry muffins. Even their muffins had real blueberries and were perfectly baked. I have a thing about blueberry muffins and no hotel has ever had a good one... until now!|This hotel has everything I could ever need and desire in a hotel. If you have an ev, there's even a charger located on the side. ||I can't wait to find an excuse to stay at Weber's Boutique Hotel again! Thank you for such an amazing stay and all those special touches are truly appreciated.

It was a pleasure staying at Weber's in Ann Arbor. Me and my BF were staying for a business trip and this hotel was right between the meeting location and the airport. After a long late flight, we were greeted kindly by the young lady( didn't get her name but she was amazing) at the desk. She checked us in and was the sweetest. The room was fabulous, Loved the heated seats and shower. Bed was super comfy. It was a quick trip but a great stay to relax, I wish we had time to hit the hot tub and restaurant. I will go out of my way to stay here and recommend to friends and coworkers! Thank you !

I agree that the word "boutique" is misleading here. Pluses: location; quick check-in; rates at a par with others in the area; cool pool area; although I didn't eat in the restaurant or visit the bar, I could tell by the cars in the lot that they are very popular spots, even on a Tuesday night! Minuses: the Google cast didn't work on the big screen tv so I couldn't watch Netflix or any of the services I actually subscribe to; the ac automatically switched to HEAT in the middle of the night and I woke up in a full sweat, even though I adjusted the temp by hand, half an hour later it was on heat again!; no instructions for coffee-maker; at check-out the guy didn't ask how my stay was or express any cordiality at all and I thought that was borderline rude; I couldn't turn OFF the heated toilet seat so that was blisteringly hot. These little things added up to the meh review above. I like that this is a family-joint. I get that. But I think they can pay attention to these little things; they make a difference.

Weber is my personal favorite hotel in Ann Arbor. And these are the reasons why. First, it is a small family owned boutique hotel that should be so much bigger. Seriously. They could easily be one of the premier hotels. The finishes are just above and beyond. I love the wifi/Bluetooth mirrors in the bathroom that allows me to connect my music. The showers offer you rain, side, and handheld options. And....they can easily fit 2 if you and your significant other should be in the mood. And now my favorite part....the bidet is my new favorite friend. Yes, I bought the same brand for my home. And now, the bar/restaurant. They are what make this hotel so special. It is NOT ANYTHING like your typical hotel restaurant. Not even close. I have worked in the hotel industry for years and over saw the Guest Relations/Experience department at some of the world's finest hotels. If they had the meeting space, this property could go to the next level. It has all the jewels, just not the space to be so much bigger. The steaks are wonderful but the seafood is incredible. And should you decide to try their brunch.... don't forget to make a reservation. Especially on holidays and game weekends. Lastly, the final reason I continue to stay at Webers. The staff, staff, staff. They know I like 3 particular rooms, and they do everything possible to make it happen. Not just because of my status with them but they really try and make their guests happy. The bartender knows that I like TEA to take to bed with me. She will keep a glass behind for me if she knows I am a guest. Every night. Who does that? The habitat. The Mgr at the breakfast bar continues to make my sandwich and Starbucks style coffee for me. Even though it is not only the menu anymore. And housekeeping, they are always quick at addressing my needs. In closing, their loyalty program. I hope to finally reach their top tier this year. Even if you only visit Webers a couple times a year, it is worth signing up. The offers to the Habitat and the Webers Restaurant make it worth it. I am a pretty high on the Marriott program and I admit, I miss my 4 pm check out. However, Marriott doesn't have a full service property in Ann Arbor that comes close to Webers.

Two stars because this is a two star hotel. Let's be clear the "boutique" here is lipstick on a pig. This is an old motel and as hard as they tried to boutique this place it's impossible to remove the stench as you walk down the hallways. The rates are double what they should be, and talking about standard weekends. There appears to be no manager in sight or if there is, they have no hospitality training at all. Rooms are not ready when they are supposed to be, yet they magically offer you a room at double the rate because it's pool view. Seriously! We're in Ann Arbor. The pool is indoors with kids splashing in it. Beyond absurd. My suggestion is get a room at one of the many budget hotels as you'll likely get a better experience without a boutique label or rate.

Great meal, great drinks, great service. enjoyed it immensely - however, we had to leave our credit card to hold the reservation. Our reservation was December 16, and we paid in cash for our meal - somehow, our credit card was still charged on December 13 for $50. When reviewing our January credit card statement we noticed the charge. We called Webers Inn and they said "OOPS we should have credited you back that amount". What would have happened if we hadn't caught that on our credit card - and why did they charge us on December 13th for a reservation on December 16th reservation ??? Not a good look - not sure I will leave a credit card for a reservation in the future !!!

10/10 CUSTOMER SERVICE!!!! I ran out of gas on the side of the road and barely made it into the Webers parking lot. I could not get the gas into the tank alone and went into Webers to ask if anyone could help me. I didn't have high hopes- but then a lovely woman named Johnnie came to the rescue. She walked with me to my car and spent 15 minutes working to figure out my complicated gas can. I cannot appreciate her and her customer service enough! Webers will get all my business from now on!

I wanted to do a staycation this week because my boyfriend had the week off work, and I chose Ann Arbor because it's one of my favorite cities. Originally we were going to do Hyatt Place, near Briarwood, because I've stayed there before and really liked it, but Weber's came up for $108 for one night, which is pretty reasonable, so I switched. (Tip: sign up for their rewards program - it was actually $120 for the night but I got 10% off, so the total was $108) They took our temperatures when we got to the hotel, which was interesting but probably a good safeguard. We were in room 340, which was not a pool-facing room (those are a little extra per night). Although we didn't dine in their restaurant for dinner, we had breakfast there the next day, and it was pretty good; I'd give it 3.5/5 stars (see my Weber's restaurant review for more details on that). The room itself was overall very nice, and like others have mentioned, the bathroom was pretty awesome (and in fact one of the reasons I booked Weber's, haha). It has a bluetooth system in the MIRROR where you can connect your phone and then listen to music while you shower - there were two Bose speakers in the bathroom. My boyfriend and I agreed it would have been a little better if the speakers were in the actual shower area, but it was still really cool, and probably one of the coolest things I've ever seen in a hotel bathroom (and pre-COVID, I traveled a lot, both for work and personal). The room itself was not that big - I believe the website said 275 square feet - but the bed was very comfortable. There's also a mini-fridge in the room. Due to COVID, you have to ask for some things that normally might be in the room, like coffee ... my boyfriend asked for coffee last night, for the morning, and they didn't have any regular, only decaf. However, there is a "Coffee Bar" by the restaurant where you can buy coffee in the morning, if you so choose. We also used the pool area which was super nice - it was a saltwater pool, which I was not expecting. They also have a hot tub and sauna, both of which are closed right now due to COVID, although the hot tub only had a small sign that said "CLOSED" on it ... we saw some people using it anyways. The pool has a max capacity of 8 people right now due to the pandemic but it was just us and a few kids when we went. No towels so make sure to grab some from your hotel room. Overall, Weber's was pretty nice and I would definitely stay there again. It's a short 5-8 minute drive from the downtown Ann Arbor/Main St. area, too, which I think was a little closer than Hyatt Place.

I can't understand how this hotel isn't 4+ stars. My partner and I have been coming here for years and have never had anything but a perfect experience. What philistines. Webers is by far an excellent choice to stay. The onsite restaurant, pool, banquet and catering faculty, not to mention the ambiance are all top drawer. I'm happy to be in their hotel again tonight.

This is a review of their grocery pick up that they are doing to keep this wonderful business and those great employees employed during this pandemic. You order online with lots of choices of the stables and some of meal kits. You can even get a roll of toilet paper which lately seems more valuable than oil. Since I am a widow, I just stocked up on a few things that freeze well. I am driving from Southfield now but EBS wants me to do my part helping out one of our regular places. I even ate at their last Sunday brunch before the stay at home order and WILL be back at the 1st one after it is lifted. I ordered the Lobster Bisque which was full of lobster chunks. It was the same price per serving as some other places that wouldn't know what a lobster chunk looks like by the amount of lobster in theirs. I also got the salmon pate and garlic toast to go with it. Had to also get crab cakes and Weber's Bakery Challah buns. If I lived closer, their soberts would have added. You get an hour time slot to drive up to pick it up. You call their number to let them know you are there. You are told which number of table to drive up. They bring out your food and leave so you can get out and put the food into your car. They have plastic gloves and spray for you to use. I believe it was one of the owners, Mike Weber who brought mine out. EBS introduced me to Mike the first time he brought me here to eat but that was over 3 years ago. I hope they can go back to the old business model soon, but I will drive from Southfield once a month until they do.

What a lovely evening my husband and I had at Weber's while celebrating our anniversary! Such a warm and cozy atmosphere! We started our meal with an appetizer of the short rib puffs. I ordered prime rib for dinner and my husband ordered the Maryland crab cakes. Everything was amazing. Prime rib was cooked perfectly as ordered. Service was impeccable. When we thought our experience couldn't get any better, the manager, Christina came to our table to introduce herself and see how our evening was going. She was a gem and truly wanted to be sure our experience was as delightful as it was. 5+ stars from this couple!

The WiFi was so bad I missed an important zoom call I was running because I couldn't connect. Ended up having to stand in the parking lot to join the call. Embarassing for a decent city and definitely embarrassing for me. Hotel wouldn't serve us a glass of wine at 9:34pm after visiting our college student bc they weren't allowed to serve after 9:30. Totally insane for a college town. Definitely won't stay here again.

Stayed in one of the recently renovated rooms. Still "Euro" size, but they make the most of the space with pocket doors, glass-walled shower and other space-saving features. Musical bathroom mirror with Bluetooth connection and Bose speakers was fun. Pool area with sauna and hot tub is enjoyable, although can get overrun with kids on weekends. Lobby area always smells fresh. Biggest selling point is onsite restaurant and bar. Late night nachos at Habitat lounge are a great value, and the live music is dependably solid. Weekday happy hour includes access to a complimentary cheeseball - look for the table on the dance floor and help yourself to however much you want. Make sure to save room for the HH portion London Broil with mashed potatoes.

I want Weber's to be great... but it isn't. Nothing quite lives up to the hype. Ann Arbor needs a really high end boutique hotel, but right now this isn't it. Our reservation wasn't booked correctly, resulting in a one-night only stay (I booked by phone - error on their part), and the finishes are just "meh." Vending didn't work, and pool area needs a serious update. (Still can't get the smell of the chemicals out of my swimsuit, several weeks later.) Not awful. Just not worth it. Stay at a chain and get your reward points.

I cannot express how utterly disappointed and angry I am about my stay. The things this hotel got wrong completely overshadowed what it got right. This was to be a romantic getaway for our 31st wedding anniversary. We booked a Poolside Spa Suite based on numerous great reviews. Plus an on-site steakhouse and bar with live Jazz? Sounded exquisite! Things started promisingly enough. Check-in was smooth, the staff was solicitous. Our suite was clean and bright and we were enchanted by the "water room". The room was chilly, so we turned up the heat. Since the pool was teeming with children, we decided to postpone a swim until later and availed ourselves of the marvelous bubble tub instead. We had reservations at the on-site restaurant and reserved a table for after dinner to listen to the Jazz quartet. Our server was very attentive and friendly. The food? Stellar. My French Martini was perfect. The raw oysters were so fresh! My husband's steak and my prime rib were perfectly cooked, and we were really pleased with the wine list. After dinner: drinks and Jazz. Absolutely delightful! We headed upstairs to prepare for a quiet adult swim. Then, it all fell apart. The room was still cold. We had been told that kids were to be out of the pool at 10PM. At 10:30, there were still kids screaming in the pool. OK, fine, it's the middle of winter, people are stir-crazy. Water room! We have a bubble tub! Another hot, bubbly soak! At some point, the noise changed from screaming kids to loud music and screaming adults. It had been my understanding that it was to be QUIET in the pool after 10PM. It was anything but. We tried to ignore it. Nope. So we tried to use the Chromecast function on the main TV. Nope. Tried it on the TV in the bedroom. Nope. Fine, we won't bother with TV. Tried to turn both TVs off. They would not turn off until we unplugged the one in the bedroom. Fine, sleep. Right? No. Grown "adults" blasting music and screaming in the pool. At midnight. Outside rooms where - presumably - people are trying to relax and sleep. My husband called the front desk, infuriated. He was unkind. He was also correct - if we are spending $500 for a night in a premium suite, we shouldn't have to hear SCREAMING outside our room at MIDNIGHT. The desk said "We'll ask them to turn it down." They didn't "turn it down". In fact, they carried on even louder until after 12:30. AND THE ROOM WAS STILL COLD! If I am paying FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for a night, I expect that - at the dead minimum - the TV works, the room gets warm, and it's QUIET after 10PM. Restaurant and water room: 5 stars Freezing, noisy, TV-less room: Negative 2 stars. Final score: 2 stars. I will never return. We'll be sticking to the Belamere, where for the same price we get a PRIVATE pool and sauna, a jacuzzi tub, massage shower, fireplace, FUNCTIONING HEAT, quiet, AND they bring you breakfast. If you're nearby and hungry, the restaurant is stellar. If you expect to sleep, book a room at the Comfort Inn or some other budget joint.

Extremely clean with out of this world amenities. Friendly staff willing to offer local suggestions that elevate your trip !

Do not book a room for a quiet getaway. Hotel: poolside king was a nightmare.. freakin kids overrun the pool, game area, hot tub, and even poolside bar.. it was so insanely loud. I decided to tempt fate and maybe wait until there were less kids invading only to find hair everywhere poolside and a band aid. Gross. The room looked like it had seen better days. Chipped worn in furniture.. didn't seem super clean. We ended up complaining and switching rooms hence the additional star. Once we moved to a higher level AWAY from the pool it was muuuuch better. The room even seemed less worn. Sadly for the price I am utterly disappointed at the entire experience and the room wasn't anything special. Restaurant: mediocre.. nothing stood out as being amazing and our steak wasn't grilled.. it looked like they just used a flat top which is sort of odd considering it's Webers Restaurant. Pretty pricy for mediocre food. Also, when we called to order room service they told us they weren't taking orders at that time because they were too busy. Yeaaaa... no, not how that works. Luckily we got our order to go through online though. Overall: absolutely do not waste your money for a quiet romantic staycation/getaway because it is anything but. Side note: if management is reading this I just want to let you know that you should never EVER EVER tell an employee to come back out and ask the guest what they want when they've requested to speak to a manager. No

We pulled into Weber's this afternoon after a long drive from Chicago and thought it odd that the parking lot was empty but it is not football season (when we have stayed here before) or graduation time so shrugged it off. Unfortunately, as soon as we walked into the lobby, we were informed that the hotel lost power in yesterday's storm and that the power would not be back on for at least another day or two. We were also informed that most other area hotels (that were not impacted by the storm) were sold out because of the power outage affecting not just hotel guests without a room but residents in the area too. When I asked why we were not alerted of this yesterday or even earlier today when we may have been able to secure other nearby and comparable accommodations, the response was, "we tried to call people." Really? The hotel has 158 rooms. How many of those rooms do you think were scheduled for check in on this random Thursday in July (again, not football season and school is not even in session)? Let's say 30% of the rooms were scheduled for check in today (and we know that is a stretch), they couldn't make 45-50 phone calls in 24 hours?!?! I understand that they had no control over the power outage but the lack of communication (which we suspect was because they were hoping the power would be back on and didn't want to lose the revenue) cost us 2 more hours in the car (we drove to Birmingham and will drive back to Ann Arbor for our appointment there tomorrow) and an extra $450. They did not give us a voucher for a future stay, have other hotels lined up for guests, or even offer a sincere apology. Totally unacceptable. Suffices to say that the only reason this review has two stars is because we have stayed there twice before and been satisfied. Sadly for them though, we won't be back. There are so many hotels in Ann Arbor with a better location (I am kicking myself for being loyal to Weber's and not booking at The Graduate as I considered) and that at least pretend to care about the customer. What a shame!

Restaurant was great. Food and service outstanding. Ambiance great. There on a night with live music and jazz later. Both excellent!! Would rather stay in a cardboard box under the I94 overpass than the hotel. I had to unplug the TV to turn off. No chromecast as advertised. I would have brought my device had I known and it would not have been a problem. Pool out of staff control. If you want a good dinner, it's a great option. If you are a light jazz fan same. If you want to spend $500 for a Super8 this is your spot. Is there a negative star rating?

Talk about deceptive business practices. I paid about 100.00 more for a pool side room to be put on the 4th floor with a balcony that over looked the pool. I told the Hotel Receptionist that I assumed I was on floor 1 and he laughed at me and said "We have 4 floors of pool side sir." The room itself was very clean and 1st class and the bathroom was awesome with something I never saw before - bluetooth speakers. Yet this morning that turned to a big negative when another guests music selection of LOUD RAP music woke us up from our bathroom speakers. The Mgt said the pool was kids and adults from 9am to 9pm. From 9pm to Midnight was adults only. What they failed to mention is that next to the pool is a game room where kids could scream till past 11pm which was VERY ANNOYING. The pool was a few degrees too cold, the hot tub was perfect and the dry sauna was one of the best I ever enjoyed! Took wife to dinner at the Hotel and of course it was first class other than we were seated a tad too close to the live piano which made our personal conversation difficult.

We dined at the restaurant, did not stay at the hotel. The restaurant was very good. Husband had prime rib. I had the stroganoff- it was delicious. The Mac and cheese and the lobster bisque also very tasty. Salad was fresh and had cranberries and almond slivers. Server was very attentive. Atmosphere of restaurant was very nice- warm and cozy. Reminded me of the old Steak and Ale restaurants. Would highly recommend!!

This is a family owned hotel and it's very quaint. My room was very clean and my bed was comfortable. The bathroom has not been updated and is very small and the bathroom outlet which has the plug and the switch together was old and needs to be replaced. Front desk folks were very nice but do not offer water upon check in and there is none in your room. But if you ask for some then will give you a bottle from the front desk. To me, it would be an automatic question upon checkin especially when you are competing with a new Hampton Inn across the street. I would stay here again but only if they had rooms with updated bathrooms.

I expected much more from this establishment. I flew in from Florida for my father's wedding this past weekend and was sadly disappointed. Katrina graciously assisted me with reserving my hotel room as part of the wedding party and the block of rooms. She kept me up-to-date and communicated in a timely manner. Additionally, Anna at the front desk was very polite, accommodating, and informative when calling about an early check-in. The other positive feature about this hotel was the water pressure (this will make more sense as you read on). Julie/Julia/whatever her name is at the front desk should be taken away from phone-duty and placed in the back where you stock toilet paper. My father's fiancé was told to call at 0900 the morning of her wedding to see if she could check into a suite that was not booked the night before so she could get ready for her big day. Mind you, the ceremony was scheduled to start at 5PM on the Weber's property. Julie (I'm probably still getting her name wrong) told her she wasn't in the system and continued to scold her for calling about a room that wasn't guaranteed until 4PM. THE MORNING OF HER WEDDING!! Who does that to a bride!? Not only did Julie cause tears to my poor soon-to-be stepmother's eyes, but she answered my brother's phone call and mine. My brother was told he wasn't guaranteed a room until 4PM regardless of any notes on his account. When I called, before I could even tell her why I was calling, she stated, "yeah yeah I have your reservation pulled up now. I see the early check-in note but unfortunately we cannot guarantee anything until 4. We don't even start the checkout process until 12 so you should probably call back around 1230-1 o'clock to see if we can even attempt to get you into a room." Thanks a bunch Julie. At 1130, I called Weber's front desk again and thankfully Anna answered. She had zero problems getting me an early check in AND magically a room appeared that was cleaned and ready to go. Anna was also the individual who checked me in when I arrived at the property. She did inform me of a double charge on the account but reassured me all was taken care of; which it was. Not too sure why Anna had an easy time communicating while Julie had a thorn in her ass. The rooms: Beds were comfy! But, we opened the mini-fridge and there was a brown puddle on the bottom. There was also a cracked drinking glass on the dresser. Bathroom a bit small and the towels will exfoliate your skin more than any loofa you can buy. Toilet flushed very slow and the tub also did not drain well. The banquet room, ceremony area, and pool all seemed very compact. The wait staff asked us many times if we were done with our drinks when they were half full and if we were done eating while we were still eating! Then, once they cleared the tables, there was another waiter coming around asking if we wanted coffee. .....bro...you took my coffee cup. How do you expect me to drink this now? My brother, sister, and I went back to my hotel room at 1030. We were laughing apparently too loud because a hotel desk pounded on our room asking us to keep it down. 5 minutes later, 2 men pounded our door; one wearing a suit and another in street clothes. No name tags, no announcing who they were, nothing. We had my brother answer the door because of this. They said it was too loud and guests were complaining. My brother said, "We're getting ready to wrap things up. We apologize." A bit concerned, my sister called the front desk. She was told it was hotel security. If it was hotel security, why on EARTH didn't they announce who they were?! You really think 2 young females are going to answer the door of unannounced men without name tags while 4 weddings are going on? In the morning upon checkout, we were not asked how our stay was. The entire ordeal made us feel like we were consistently being rushed out. I will not be back at this hotel and will make damn sure anyone who mentions this establishment knows of my awful experience.

I heard from a very close friend that he had gone to Weber's years ago and the steaks were good. Si I thought that Sara and I would take Reagan and Tay here as our last big night out while visiting them in Ann Arbor, MI. The place looks great S we pulled into the parking lot and smelled good once we got through the doors. We had about a 10 minute wait even though we had a reservation. They were that busy. We were seated in a section towards the back of the restaurant and were prepared to have a dining experience that would be memorable. Our server, Laura, came to the table and were ordered our drinks. She came back with a basket full of assorted breads with butter and a Damon pate'. The bread was very good and the others said the pate' was great. We ordered our meals and enjoyed the breads. The French Onion soups came out and we all said they were great! I asked for some fresh ground pepper and our server, Laura, came back and just handed me the pepper mill and walked away. Hold on here! This is a 5 start restraint and you hand me the pepper mill? That was the first bump! We finished our soups and the steaks came out. Sara, Tay and Reagan were happy with their choices of meat and the food was hot. I cut into mine and took the first bite and it was COLD!!! I gave a piece to Sara to try and she agreed. Bump #2! It took Laura about 7 minuets before she came back by our table and I told her the steak was COLD! She said I'll take care or it and took the plate away. About 10 minuets passed and she showed up with the same plate with the same piece of end cut that might of been 10 degrees hotter. IT WAS SILL NOT HOT! I used the pepper mill that was still sitting on the table and moved on. The flavor and tenderness was there but the temperature was not! The meal ended and Laura asked if we wanted desert. I piped up and said yes. The desert menu's were a dropped off in front of Reagan (he had to pass them out!). We picked the Carrot Cake and one other. Laura never crumb swept the table and just set double forks. The carrot cake was lame. The other was great! The coffee that Tay and I had was a COLD as my steak! I'm not impressed at all and defiantly not happy with our service, my steak, one of our deserts and the coffee. For that kind of money they truly need to improve things. Bottom line.... Don't waste that kind of money on Weber's because the food and the service ISR just not up to par.

Weber's is an independent boutique hotel that does not disappoint. I love the fact that this hotel has been family run since 1937. The family gives the hotel a modern feel while keeping the charm of the classic hotel in tact. The room was comfortable and the salt water pool was refreshing after a long drive in from Chicago. Wowza was that pool awesome, located in an Atrium space with lots of natural light coming in. Since the hotel is right off the highway it was a quick find at our exit. I loved how everything is connected - restaurants, indoor pool, lounge. I stayed with my family so it was nice to have everything available without having to leave the premises. My family will definitely be back on our next trip to Ann Arbor.

Weber's is a family owned hotel and event spot that I stayed at for a work trip to Ann Arbor. The customer service was great when you check in and they had a great restaurant that offered breakfast, snacks and room service. Attached to the restaurant they also have live music during the week at night. The hotel room was solid with a lounge chair and desk to work or relax and read. I had a king size bed which was more than enough space but I loved the combination of pillows available because they all had different levels of softness. The carpet felt a little damp due to the humidity levels but the room temp was adjustable. There is plenty of parking but if there's an event happening you'll have to park farther from the door.

This was, unfortunately, pretty disappointing. Weber's is billed as one of the destination hotels in Ann Arbor, but my experience was anything but extraordinary (save for the restaurant-that is definitely worth checking out). We stayed in the Resort Suite and had a package for dinner/drinks/movie/breakfast. Occasion was our anniversary. Room cost is billed at $359, package was $199. The room was in very poor repair (see picture). Water damage on the ceiling and walls was literally just painted over. The heated towel rack in the bathroom was literally just cut out of the wall with wires still exposed. The hot tub was literally missing pieces. The inside balcony on this room has zero view, is in poor repair with serious carpet staining, and is shared with the adjacent room. Certainly, CERTAINLY, not what is expected of a $300+ room. The package was just okay, but honestly I don't recommend it. Aside from the dinner credit, everything else was kind of a scam. The $15 drink credit that could be used with dinner or at the bar could not be used on wine (it's kind of a wine place...); the $10 ppv movie credit was a joke as the cost to rent a new release on their system was $20(!); and I still ended up paying out for a breakfast literally called "carte blanche, with gratuity included." All things considered, I'd go into Detroit next time and hit the Westin or the Fountain for an experience that's much more carefully curated. Good luck!

I made a reservation for myself, my 85 year old Mother and my two older cousins in September for Thanksgiving. Last year I waited until October and couldn't get in, so I made sure the call for the reservation earlier this time. I fly up from Austin every year to be with my family and this is our special occasion to go out for a nice holiday meal. I am a chef, so I generally cook for most of the other holiday get togethers. I was not asked for a deposit when I made the reservation, but I didn't think anything of it. It's Webers, they're a hotel and restaurant that understands good service. I grew up in Ann Arbor and Webers was always a favorite place to celebrate special occasions. I called an hour before our reservation to make sure everything was on time, and I was in informed they had cancelled my reservation the previous week. They said they had repeatedly tried to contact me by phone and email to secure a deposit, but they had gotten no response. I never received any calls from Weber's, if I did it would be a top priority for me as I am in charge of making the reservation for Thanksgiving and I fly up from Texas for the occasion. I was transferred to a manager who told me he could not accommodate us, the room was full and basically you had your chance but you blew it because you didn't put down the deposit. A couple of days later once I got back to Austin I spoke with another manager to explain what happened. I had sent in email in advance, so she was expecting my call. If it was a restaurant I was running, I certainly would want to know that had happened in my house. She was ready for me and had a log of the attempts to contact me, with an air of impunity since I was clearly the negligent one in this situation. I asked what number they had been calling, and guess what, they got it wrong. For some reason, that didn't seem to dilute their defense of how many times they tried to contact me even though had messed up my number. I wasn't trying to get anything or gain any revenge on bad service, I just wanted to make the manager aware of the failures that led to totally ruining Thanksgiving dinner for a family that has always held your establishment in high regard. She offered a gift card, I said sure, although money was never the point. It was for $50, so basically sorry we trashed your Thanksgiving, but deserts on us after you spend $200. At least I know I won't have this problem when I make my reservation with The Gandy Dancer next year.

Webber's has always been and still is a fantastic place to eat, drink, socialize and listen to good music. On last week my friend and I sat ate with a glass of wine. I know the prices are up everywhere but from $7 to $17 for a glass of wine just didn't sit right with me. I did ask the bar tender even though, I know she doesn't make the prices but to be sure it was right it was! I just felt disappointed because that's what I drink when I'm out. Everything I have eaten here at Webber's is goooood!!

This review is for the restaurant. Weber's has a lot to offer: from the boutique hotel, nightlife in Habitat Lounge, to fine dining in the restaurant. Our reservation was for 8:30pm. I checked in at 7:30pm and we sat at the bar. Hostess found us and said our table was ready whenever we were, no rush. That was nice. We enjoyed a drink and appetizer with the live jazz 3-piece. We took the table and started checking the specials, since it's restaurant week. Specials are a good place to start if we hadn't already had dishes in mind. I ordered Ribeye Oscar Med Rare, salad, and mushrooms. Hubs ordered the Horseradish encrusted NY Strip, Med Well, with scalloped potatoes and salad. Salads were very nice. Well dressed with toasted almonds and dried cherries. Dressings on the side. I do wish tomato basil was not a default for the Soup de Jour. This has been the soup on my last three visits. My husband's steak was perfect. Great flavor, crust, cooked perfectly. Mine was not. It was well done and there is no fixing that to Med Rare except a redo. Staff was excellent at resolving the issue. Manager visited and comp'd my next glass of wine. Very appropriate and appreciated. Once I had my steak, I was in heaven. Though next time, I won't bother with the added Oscar topping. Wasn't worth it, though it was good too. The steak stands alone. We topped off the evening with sharing the infamous Strawberry Shortcake. Plenty to share and very good way to end the evening - though I would suggest finishing your wine and clearing your palate before diving in. Great meal with well-handled hiccup. I am a fan of Weber's.

Sorry to report that this hotel is weak on service. Two days in a row, the room was not serviced. I had even mentioned to the housekeeper that room was vacant and available for cleaning. Nothing happened. I called the desk on the first day. They apologized and sent someone up. On day two, I called again. Was told they'd contact housekeeping. After waiting with no toilet paper for one half hour, I called housekeeping directly. No one there. I called the front desk again. Now I was told that room servicing was only upon request for multiple night guests. Would have been nice if they had explained that at check-in or in the hotel policies brochure in the room. Would have been nice if they had explained that policy after the first or second phone call to the front desk. Very disappointing customer service. Needless to say, we will not be staying at Weber's Hotel anytime soon. Also, the urine smell from the indoor pool permeates the hallways on the third floor.

I honestly enjoyed dining here (It's good a casual date/hosting an event) - I most say the waitress/waiters are pretty awesome. I came with a group of people (about 16 people); I tell you we put staff to work. I was pleased with the knowledge of their menu and recommendation - believe me we asked a ton of questions and we were replied with a smile/answer. There were a ton of selections of food to choose from - please note most dinners start at $20 and goes up. I do wish the food was a little bit more seasoned - I ordered the shrimp stuffed crab dinner; it was just ok and i probably won't order it again but my other friends truly enjoyed their steak dinners (I think i will try that next time if anything). Happy Eating!

The atmosphere is so nice! Very quiet and a great place for a couple to go. We went for our anniversary. The Salmon pate is Amazing! Ribeye is very good. Only thing I don't recommend is their Ceaser salad. It was the worst Ceaser dressing I ever tasted. I was like fish tank water.

3 months later I find myslef in Ann Arbour again for a week while m husband attends business classes. This time we got an upgrade to a king suite with hottub which turns out to be a regular bathtub with jets like I have at home. Also this so called suite is smaller than the regular room we had last time and for $300 a night a bit dissapointing. Though his job paid for the stay I was still not as happy with the room. It was on the top floor which no airconditioning in the hallways and with it being 100 degrees the whole week I was here and having direct pool access which was brought the heat it, it wasn't as nice a stay. The staff is still great, the rest of the hotel nice, just seems like they stopped renovations on the fourth floor, not only were the hallways hot but also not painted and the ceilings weren't finished. We didn't dine in again, except for the free martini and beer on the first night, martini was horrible again, the beer was better. Breakfast tasted great again, it was just pricy, I had 4 pastries and paid $12 and couldn't help but think how much I could have bought at Kroger for that money. In all still a great hotel, we will be back for business but if it was upto me, I would find a much better deal on Hotwire.

We were looking for a new brunch spot and this one was so worth the hour drive. They have a wide variety of foods including corned beef hash, eggs, biscuits and gravy, cole slaw, salad, fresh fruit and pastries. I just finished eating and am ready to return! Looking forward to the next time!

Weber's is an incredible family-friendly, boutique hotel that represents the best of Ann Arbor. Their pool is salt water, which is so much better. The rooms are large and the beds very comfy. If you have kids, the place is priceless. Get a room facing the pool. There's spiral staircases. A pool table. Ping Pong Table. Juke Box. Game room. What makes it best is the stellar service, always with a smile. I think many of the reviews on here or for the restaurant as the rating does not reflect the quality of this awesome hotel.

We've been coming to the restaurant for many years, for special occasions. We've never been disappointed here! The selection is not adventurous, but solid classic foods, prepared flawlessly. Whether you try something from their "early bird" or classic menu, everything is terrific! Service is supreme and deferencias, and attentive without hovering. Their whitefish and rock shrimp is fantastic, the seafood linguini is sublime. Cocktails are perfectly made. Prices are market, and you get value with your dinner. Don't miss dessert- no kisses here at all. Can't wait to go back!!

So happy we decided to join our friends here for this weekend stay!! Great customer service, great restaurants and entertainment!!! I was excited once we got into our room that that I didn't get a chance to snap pics of our room before the celebration started but we got a king suite and it was well worth the amount. It has a separate living area with a pull out sofa and desk, two televisions one in the bedroom area also. The bathroom is amazing with best shower experience ever and having bluetooth mirrors and speakers in the ceilings!!! I love that unlike other chain hotels the room doors are not heavy were they close on their own when entering and exiting...you have to close it so you don't hear doors slamming all night(I LOVE THAT!!) WE WILL BE BACK!!!!

Hostess was snotty. Bar overcrowded. Bartender surly and took forever to serve. Table was great. Ambience outstanding Beef wellington appetizer was fantastic! Prime rib was shoe leather. Medallions of beef with crab came cold and tasted sour. Waiter was attentive and efficient but in a bad mood. I won't come back.

We were there for our anniversary... service was fine until I advised our waitress that I received the wrong steak.she insisted it was what I ordered even though it was obvious she knew I was right. Several moments later a man came by and asked how everything was and I said ok except they gave me the wrong steak.i even mentioned it was our anniversary,to which he said " well,have a nice evening", and walk right into the kitchen without talking to anyone else. From that point on ,we saw our waitress one more time when she brought our bill,laid it on the table and walked on.We will never return.

It's clear that the owners have made improvements to the property. Major renovation is going on. A lady called to tell me that the pool wouldn't be available during my stay BUT she said nothing about a loud renovation. My balcony was useless and there were men standing on it during the day so I had to keep the curtains drawn. Wasn't the best ambience. My room was nice. Enjoyed the Bluetooth speakers in the shower and had a decent breakfast in a very pretty restaurant on premise. I ordered room service and received that in timely fashion. Decent quality. My biggest compliant was the front desk personnel. They must be understaffed because they never answer the house phone and the sheer inefficiency they operate under is a head scratcher. I checked out this morning and finally had to interrupt "girl chat" between the desk lady and a patron so that I could make my flight. Their long personal conversation made me late and I stood there I acknowledged the entire time until I was forced into rudely interrupting them. This property will probably be really nice again post renovation but the clunky desk staff may still work there.

Weber's is a wonderful family owned hotel with a great restaurant. We have stayed there about 4-5 times over the past several years. Since my daughter just started at the University of Michigan, I expect many more stays over the coming years. The property was undergoing renovations during our previous visit, and this time we got to enjoy the end result. The renovated bathrooms are spectacular. The mirrors have built-in BlueTooth controls and overhead Bose speakers, so you can listen to your own music while using the bathroom. The shower has three different sets of shower heads: handheld shower, rain shower head, and two horizontal heads built into the back wall of the shower. Usually, when multiple heads are available, you can only use one at a time, but this system allows you to use all three heads simultaneously, and the water pressure was still great. The toilet was a Japanese style with a heated seat and various "cleaning" functions. Unfortunately, there were no instructions, and I thought we might make a mess if we experimented with the cleaning features. We could not figure out how to turn off the heated seat, which was not needed in August, so I finally just unplugged the device. I will definitely take the time to experiment with the newfangled toilets on future stays. I should note that my wife and I had a King room, while our daughters shared a double-queen. The kids room had just a standard toilet, and it did not have the horizontal shower heads. I do not know if the extra features are only in the King rooms, or if it is random. Either way, both rooms were very nice and comfy. Weber's has an excellent upscale restaurant that has long been popular among locals, not just hotel guests. The service and food are always exemplary. The prices are a little steep, but quality never comes cheap. I had the house specialty, prime rib, and my wife had seared scallops. Our daughters opted for room service, and everybody loved their meals. If you book a hotel room, they usually have some options to purchase discounted food vouchers, but the offerings vary from time to time. On this stay, we paid $30 for $60 in food vouchers, which basically reduced our net food tab by $30. The vouchers can also be redeemed for room service. Be forewarned, if you book online, the vouchers are charged per night, and they are only good for the night they were charged. This means you cannot buy three nights of vouchers and apply them all to one expensive meal. However, if you call or email, they will sell you the vouchers for only the night(s) you plan to use them. Weber's is taking COVID very seriously. They take everybody's temperature at check-in, and they enforce social distancing and masks. This was a welcome change, as we had just come from another hotel (Hampton Inn, Iowa City/Coralville) that did not seem to be aware of the worldwide pandemic. There are a few chain hotels in Ann Arbor, some of which are a little closer to campus. However, I much prefer this family owned hotel, and the room prices are usually similar or cheaper than the national chains. Also, parking is always free at Weber's, while some of the others charge extra. Overall, you will not find a better value in Ann Arbor.

I recently celebrated my wedding anniversary here. Although we are in a pandemic due to Covid-19, the staff has gone above and beyond to make everything sanitary, and safe. The staff is very helpful and professional. I would highly recommend!

The hotel is as clean as you can get. The updated bathrooms are amazing. Pool hot tub and sauna were also nice

Overall it was great. Food is pricey, but great. My advice is to use their website when booking rooms and making reservations. THEIR website has awesome deals. You also earn points making it more than worth it.

I made the mistake of planning a mother's day brunch here without asking the price. In the past Weber's restaurant has had a reasonably priced brunch that was nice. This time though, they raised the price dramatically. Now I understand it's mother's day, but $30 each is a HUGE RIP-OFF! The food they have is fine, the best bit being the waffle station. However, there is such a low selection that they duplicate it in order to make it seem like more. The amount and type of food wasn't worth it unless you could sit there for hours on end and nibble continuously. The 3 stars are for service, as the service is great. Everyone is kind and helpful. They have a piano player which is nice in creating a pleasant atmosphere. I still think the price is too high for the brunch, apparently at least on any sort of holiday. We probably won't be going back any time soon.

Poorly run, and penny-pinching. Staff checking us in were okay. Not particularly friendly, but, you know, fine. Asked about breakfast for the next morning (breakfast is not included) and was told we could eat in the restaurant or get room service. In the room, no menus, just a QR code. QR code doesn't work. Says "call this number for a paper menu". Called number. Number doesn't work. Called reception: we'll bring one up. No one brings one up. Wake up with what seems like an insect bite on my leg (?) Not gonna pursue this one because I don't have enough evidence to say the hotel caused it, but not ideal. Leave hotel and come back--room not touched since I left it. Call downstairs, "can I get my room made up?". "No, room service is only on request." (Bear in mind, we were not told this on check in, nor is there signage anywhere in the hotel, elevator, or room to suggest it. "Okay, well, I am requesting it...?" "No, only between 9AM and 3PM". Apparently they started this during Covid times. Now the mask mandate has been dropped in Michigan but whatever, they're still doing it. That's nice, I'm sure they're passing on the substantial cost savings on hotel staff in the form of savings to customers, or higher wages for employees... JUST KIDDING of course they're not. (They now have ONE person making up ALL the rooms, I was told on the phone... because now basically none of the rooms get made up??) Then a bug crawls out of my sink in the bathroom. Yep, up the drain. Then, my key card stopped working. No, it was not beside my credit card. It just stopped working. Got locked out of my room coming from the pool (looked attractive when I looked out on it at 11PM last night but during the day a giant chlorinated playpen for children--including the hot tub, which was crammed with under-7s), and had to pad down to reception dripping and smelling of chlorine. Got new keycards but without the slightest note that anyone might have noticed this was inconvenient for me. The restaurant seems like it might be worth going to but I would skip the hotel experience for sure. I expect the Yelp rating for this hotel would be even lower, except that people keep leaving reviews here thinking they're reviewing the restaurant.

Great pool area bedding mediocre, for the price the need to upgrade the heating and cooling system. The wall thermostat was so loud to try to sleep!! For a $200 room I would expect a peaceful night sleep

Shocker. I was not expecting much at all. My parents dragged me here for lunch with ominous promises of a buffet that was a mere $7.99. Yikes. I was only willing after my father ponied up a bonus offer of an escargot app, the man is smart and knows me well. The escargot here are some of the best I have had in awhile. Tender, fresh and bathed in little cups of herbed butter. It comes with garlic bread to dunk into the sauce but the bonus here is they serve up a basket full of fresh bread for the table that makes for happy dipping too. I have to eat these away from James as the sight of me gobbling down snails makes him literally need to vomit. Yeah. This from the man who can watch truly gross videos while eating. I guess everyone has their limits. I was not expecting much after that. I went to the buffet and decided salad was the way to go. Happily they make their dressings in house, and the prepared salads on the salad bar, soups too. I put a little lettuce on my plate, some happily ripe sliced tomato, added a big scoop of chicken salad, some almonds for on top, some veggies for dipping into it and hard boiled egg slices for the hell of it. Already I feel like I am getting my money's worth. I added a little scoop of bowtie pasta salad, a bit of some homemade looking potato salad, a spoonful of fruit salad with coconut and I also added some fresh chunks of watermelon, canteloupe and pineapple from the other fruit bowl. I swung by the table behind me and got a small 1/2 cup of soup, beef stroganoff being the flavor of the day and my choice, but they also have chili. When I started eating I was wide eyed. This stuff was fresh! Not over mayo-ed Gordon Foods/Sysco crap! The fruit and veggies were perfect, the prepared salads were not drenched. Ripe and just lovely. At this point I am pretty full but I am curious so I forge ahead for the benefit of my fellow Yelpers (yes I am full of crap, I'm just a glutton). The mains were turkey and ham with mashed potatoes, dressing, gravy and woohoo cranberry sauce. They also had some sad looking canned type green beans, those were avoided by me. The turkey was breast only but tasty, not dried out dreck. The ham was sweet with a bit of necessary smoke, very honeybaked type and therefore happy as hell. The taters were real (with lumps!) and the dressing was terrific covered in gravy. The cranberry sauce had actual berries in it but was still jelly-esque which makes me nostalgic and added pop to the meal. Everything was pretty damn good. Lunch buffet runs from 11am-2pm. $7.99 people. Items rotate: on Wednesdays it is BBQ ribs, on Fridays it is various types of fish and clam chowder. They have Americanized theme days with versions of German (brats and knockwurst with red cabbage and spaetzle), Irish (corned beef and cabbage) and Mexican (tacos, burritos and Mexican rice) foods. There are also days with items like chicken and dumplings, stuffed peppers, fried chicken and baked chicken. There are always two protein options with a veggie and at least one starch. Also they feature a make your own sandwich section which I did not try with salami and other cold cuts, cheese and condiments with slices of their house made bread. In a pinch if you did not like the proteins you could make this. The day I was there several people used the bread to make turkey and ham sandwiches with the hot meats, which works. For the price I would have been happy enough with the salad bar and soup. Nice surprise here though. Update 6/3/12: Had Sunday brunch, cheap for 9.75. Great sweet items and fresh fruit. The rest of the buffet was very meh. For the money its fine but I would not go out of my way to eat it.

What's not to love about Weber's Inn? This little family-operated boutique hotel is almost like a second home away from home for my husband and myself. We love to stay here for an occasional weekend get-away because we love the hotel and its amenities as well as downtown Ann Arbor. The rooms are nicely decorated, comfortably appointed and very quiet. The concierges are always friendly and willing to go the extra mile to make sure that our stay is perfect. Once, right after checking in, we noticed that the cable wasn't working properly on our TV, so we called down to the front desk and they promptly responded by giving us a bunch of free vouchers for the Habitat Lounge so we could go and enjoy ourselves while they fixed the connection. We didn't even care that much about the cable signal. It's not like we were just planning to watch TV or anything, but we just took note of it and called the concierge to tell him and he was so accommodating! They often advertise special room rate offers and get-away packages on their website. The Esther Williams swimming pool is amazing, as is the hot sauna. I've yet to stay in one of the poolside rooms (we always get a regular interior room), but I would love to check one of those out next. They have free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel, as well as a business center. There's also a gym to burn off the excess calories that you will no doubt consume from eating and drinking here. Check out the Habitat Lounge for live music and great cocktails and appetizers or even a quick meal if you prefer not to get room service or eat in the restaurant. As for the food, it's yummo.