5 Hotels in Lansing, MI with Jacuzzi in Room
Top 3 Lansing Hotels with Jacuzzi in Room
Comfort Inn
525 N Canal Rd, Lansing, MI
Cozy hotel featuring spacious jacuzzi suites with modern amenities and complimentary breakfast, perfectly positioned near downtown Lansing for romantic weekend escapes.
Americas Best Value Inn Lansing
1100 Ramada Drive, Lansing, MI
Budget-friendly inn with private jacuzzi suites and outdoor pool, providing a comfortable romantic escape with modern conveniences near Michigan's capital attractions.
Causeway Bay Lansing Hotel
6820 S Cedar St # US, Lansing, MI
Elegant hotel offering whirlpool suites with refined dining options, nestled in peaceful gardens with indoor pool facilities and sophisticated ambiance ideal for intimate getaways.
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University Quality Inn
3121 E Grand River Ave, Lansing, MI
Romantic retreat with heart-shaped jacuzzi suites and complimentary cocktails for couples, featuring an indoor pool courtyard and convenient location just minutes from MSU campus.
Holiday Inn Express & Suites East Lansing By Ihg
2924 West Road, East Lansing, MI
Contemporary hotel featuring in-room spa amenities and heated indoor pool, offering couples a relaxing retreat with complimentary breakfast just minutes from East Lansing attractions.
What Actual Guests are Saying
It's not a bad place for the price and it's clean and housekeeping is real good,been here off and on and I'd tell my family and friends about it
This place has bed bugs we asked to be moved to another room and it had the same problem bedbugs for 85 a night they need to be shut down
The mattress is stained the smoke alarm is yellow probably doesn't work. The bathroom floor needs to be fixed.
315 is well worth a stay here for a 1 bed room unit . I was surprised by the great costumer service and hospitality from the room attendants. The only downside is I do think ownership should invest and remodel . But for 315 you can beat it comfortable bed good ac. Few spiders is normal NO BED BUGS ! I will be back thank you .
These ppl will go in your room while u are gone and do who knows what! I left to go to work and I left my son in the room! I was gone for maybe 5 mins and they opened my door surprised to see my son who is 18 laying in one of the beds! They then began to ask him if he needed something! They really was trying to be slick not knowing someone was still in my room! Next morning at 10:50 housekeeper knocks on the door and immediately opened the door to tell me checkout was 11! I had just got out the shower so she seen all my goodies! Horrible experience! Nasty beds and bedding! Everything smells like old cigarettes! Wifi doesn't work! So many crack heads walking around! I do NOT recommend this hotel to ANYONE! 85 dollars a night for the nastiest hotel in the city!
We were both tired and exhausted. We over slept and the front desk was supportive and allowed us an extended period of time. We ended up staying another night. Thank God. Definitely helped us out and I will be back again.
Not great. It look 3 tries to get a room where the tv worked. Then the phone didn't work. And there were two conditioners in the shower instead of a shampoo and conditioner. I won't stay here again. (The receptionist was very nice and tried to be very helpful, though!)
We stayed here 3 nights while moving my niece to East Lansing, MI to begin her grad. Program at MSU. The front desk staff were friendly and helpful from the start, beginning with our late check in and right through checkout. The hotel itself is very clean, our room was clean, comfortable, and quiet and the continental breakfast was filling with several options each day. The location was perfect for staying near our niece’s off-campus housing and for shopping for items for her new digs. This is undoubtedly where I will stay again when I visit again.
Only complaint I have is the pool not being open it's summer. Get it fixed or what's the point.
Guy at the counter was a great help .. the rooms were disgusting. I had used towels and rags hanging. There was an old sock on the floor in plain sight.. hairs in the sheets and crumbs on the floor. Clearly the maids aren't working.
Our beds were very comfortable with pillows you could sink right into! The morning breakfast had mini omelets, a pancake machine, and cinnamon rolls! We were extremely impressed!
I had a very disappointing experience during my stay. There were no blackout shades in the room, so I was woken up by the sun at 6 a.m.—despite needing rest before driving 500 miles that day to attend a celebration of life. I had checked in late the night before and expected a chance to recover.
I called the front desk several times with no answer, so I walked down to find a sign that read, "Sorry, be back in a few." When I showered, I found several long black hairs in the tub that were definitely not mine.
The pool was out of service, which was not indicated on the website when I made my reservation. The fitness room had spider webs on some of the equipment—it clearly hadn’t been cleaned in quite some time.
Given the condition and lack of responsiveness, I decided to pack up and leave. When I went to check out, the same "be back in a few" sign was still on the desk.
About an hour into my drive, I called the hotel to voice my concerns. After two unanswered calls, the general manager finally picked up on my third attempt—only to ask me to come back and speak with her in person. Given the circumstances, this response was both unrealistic and unhelpful.
I called the front desk several times with no answer, so I walked down to find a sign that read, "Sorry, be back in a few." When I showered, I found several long black hairs in the tub that were definitely not mine.
The pool was out of service, which was not indicated on the website when I made my reservation. The fitness room had spider webs on some of the equipment—it clearly hadn’t been cleaned in quite some time.
Given the condition and lack of responsiveness, I decided to pack up and leave. When I went to check out, the same "be back in a few" sign was still on the desk.
About an hour into my drive, I called the hotel to voice my concerns. After two unanswered calls, the general manager finally picked up on my third attempt—only to ask me to come back and speak with her in person. Given the circumstances, this response was both unrealistic and unhelpful.
Lansing Jacuzzi Hotels - Quick Guide
Best Time to Visit
- Peak Season: September to November (perfect fall weather 60s-70s, Michigan State University football season, State Capitol tours, vibrant campus atmosphere)
- Spring: April to June (mild temperatures, graduation season, blooming Potter Park Zoo, outdoor festival season)
- Summer: July to August (warm weather for outdoor activities, summer concerts, fewer students, quiet campus exploration)
- Winter: December to March (lowest hotel rates, cozy indoor jacuzzi weather, basketball season, intimate brewery visits)
Price Range
- Budget Options: $60-90/night (Americas Best Value Inn Lansing)
- Mid-Range: $80-130/night (Comfort Inn, University Quality Inn, Holiday Inn Express & Suites East Lansing)
- Upscale: $120-180/night (Causeway Bay Lansing Hotel)
Best Neighborhoods for Jacuzzi Hotels
- North Canal Road: Close to downtown core, easy access to State Capitol and government district (Comfort Inn)
- East Grand River Avenue: University corridor, near Michigan State campus, student-friendly area (University Quality Inn)
- South Cedar Street: Peaceful residential area, garden settings, quiet retreat atmosphere (Causeway Bay Lansing Hotel)
- Ramada Drive: Budget-friendly area with convenient highway access, family-oriented (Americas Best Value Inn Lansing)
- East Lansing/West Road: University town charm, close to MSU campus, academic atmosphere (Holiday Inn Express & Suites East Lansing)
Top Food & Dining
- Fine Dining: Dusty's Cellar (steakhouse elegance), Golden Harvest (farm-to-table), The Soup Spoon Cafe (gourmet comfort), Traveler's Club International Restaurant (global cuisine)
- Local Favorites: Zaytoon Mediterranean (Middle Eastern), Meat BBQ (smokehouse classics), Crunchy's (pizza institution), El Azteco (Mexican tradition since 1984)
- Campus Classics: Conrad's Grill (MSU institution), Beggar's Banquet (student hangout), The Peanut Barrel (sports bar), Dairy Queen Grill & Chill (classic American)
- Craft Beer Scene: Lansing Brewing Company, Ellison Brewery, Midtown Brewing Company, Griffin Claw Brewing
Activities & Attractions Near Hotels
- Government & History: Michigan State Capitol tours, Michigan History Museum, R.E. Olds Transportation Museum, Legislature building tours
- Michigan State University: Campus tours, Spartan Stadium (football), Breslin Center (basketball), MSU Museum, Broad Art Museum
- Family Attractions: Potter Park Zoo, Impressions 5 Science Center, Fenner Nature Center, Hawk Island Park
- Arts & Culture: Wharton Center for Performing Arts, Lansing Art Gallery, Old Town Lansing historic district, Riverwalk Theatre
- Outdoor Activities: Grand River Park, Lansing River Trail, Sleepy Hollow State Park, Lake Lansing Park
Nearby Jacuzzi Getaways
- Ann Arbor, MI: (60 miles) - University of Michigan town, college culture, craft breweries, vibrant downtown scene
- Grand Rapids, MI: (70 miles) - Craft beer capital, Frederik Meijer Gardens, Grand River activities, urban sophistication
- Detroit, MI: (90 miles) - Motor City attractions, professional sports, Renaissance Center, Motown Museum
- Kalamazoo, MI: (80 miles) - Bell's Brewery heritage, Western Michigan University, craft beer scene, college town charm