Hotels in Covenant, Saginaw

"Comfy and clean beds. Decent tv and nice bathroom. Water pressure and AC worked well! Only thing that could have went better was parking lot was full after we got back to our room at 10pm. Had to park on side of hotel. "

"Spacious and comfortable, very clean"

"Outdoor pool looks like it's getting taken out (covered in sand). But, it's April in Michigan, did not expect it to open. Small issue with our first room(smelled like cigarettes and commode was not clean), staff changed us to a different room right away. Lobby was very clean "

"Not good. I didn’t feel safe and the window was so thin all I heard was traffic all night "

"Awesome"

"Made our family happy with our overnight visit. The water park was so fun for my grandkids and kids. Well worth the time and money."

"The Heat didn’t work and the covers are too thin. "

"Don't bother wasting your money at this hotel. It's dirty and noisy and full of construction workers who drink all night in the parking lot and leave their beer bottles strewn everywhere. Breakfast is garbage we walked in and walked right back out and went to Bob Evans. There was fruit flies swarming the fruit and filthy tables. The only reason we stayed here was because we passed our cancellation date for a refund. But take this warning from me and don't waste your money or time."

"The room we had was okay, but the parking lot on the end we were staying at (farthest from entrance) had no lights in it, so we ended up parking in the front lot and walking to our room. Us being smokers, that was very inconvenient for us since our room was practically the farthest from the main lot. We booked this hotel because it advertised as having a pool, hot tub, and spa on site. The spa was closed, so I couldn’t book anything, the pool and hot tub were so small that we ended up not using those either. They are doing construction and normally that wouldn’t bother me, but the room they put us in was directly next to a few rooms that were being worked on. You’d think they would try and keep guests away from construction in a huge building that was not full by any means. "