DreamStay on Clay

The neighborhood looked a little iffy to me, though it seemed safe, and there was plenty of parking both beside the property and on the street. I’d misunderstood how much a suite cost, which was my mistake. I also saw there are other locations in standalone buildings, so I’ll look at those next time I’m in Muskegon. My suite itself was spacious and attractive, like a renovated home. It had a shower stall but no bath, TVs in both the living room and bedroom, and a full-size fridge-freezer. There was also a coffee maker and a fairly large sink.

The place was cute and had enough amenities, but our unit wasn’t clean. The rug was disgusting, and walking across it left our feet dirty with grit and hair. We tried going over the floor with the Swiffer twice, but it was still gritty and had lots of hair on it.

Our room was spacious and nicely updated, with the character of the renovated building still coming through. The bed was really comfortable, the bathroom felt fresh, and the towels were cozy. The kitchenette had what we needed for a longer stay, and getting in with the key card was easy. Our host was warm and quick to respond when we needed anything. This place in Muskegon worked well for a quick night or a longer retreat, and I’d recommend considering it for a visit.

I normally choose hotels for their range of services and room options, but I decided to try DreamStay on Clay and was glad I did. The space felt comfortable and modern, with more room than I expected and a nice mix of style and coziness. It’s also well placed for walking to local attractions, and Muskegon State Park and Lake Michigan aren’t far away. That made it easy to enjoy both downtime and exploring. I had a fantastic stay and would recommend it to people visiting the area.