Spark by Hilton Traverse City

Pleasantly surprised. The staff, all of them, I stayed two seperate nights in one week and all of them were kind and friendly and helpful. The bedding was soft and comfortable, the mattress was a delight. I needed a hot shower and the toiletries provided were 5 star. The breakfast was a delight as well. I’ve found my go to hotel.

Nice place to stay and close to the surgery center. It needs a bit better amenities but overall I am satisfied. I'll probably rebook again with my next hip surgery!

Fabulous toilet paper! (Bet you never saw THAT in a review before.) It's true. Little things make a difference! Our room was clean and it was nice. They had the best price in the area, and we felt it was a great value. They don't have a hot breakfast, but they do have cereal and it was okay. We would stay again, for sure.

We stayed for one night while in town for a wedding. First- every employee we encountered was extremely friendly and eager to help in anyway possible. We didn’t realize this was a pets welcome hotel, which we try to avoid. We didn’t see or hear any pets while there, but there is a very faint smell in the hallways that pets have been there. Our room was mostly very clean but again a very slight odor was present. When checking in I requested a non pet room but the desk clerk informed me every room is pet friendly. Breakfast is included and was the usual breakfast buffet type of offerings. Nothing special, nothing bad. Overall not a bad stay for the money spent but probably wouldn’t stay here again if I was in town again. Picture of the chair in our room that was stained. Not sure if i

I always enjoy going to a Hilton location and have stayed in a bunch throughout the country. This is my first time staying at a Spark location, so I can’t speak for the others, but my experience was thrown off immediately. Upon pulling in, we noticed a guest services employee smoking right outside the front doors and chatting with an older gentleman (not an employee) who was also smoking. When we walked up to the door, she asked if we were here to check in and put out her cigarette before following us inside to check us in. This was disappointing and it felt like we had arrived in an undesirable Chicago neighborhood or something. This was especially disappointing to me because there were all sorts of no smoking signs everywhere you looked. She wasn’t smoking inside, but of course, the smel