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Budget & hostels / Rochester Hills · Crooks Road / M-59

Red Roof Inn Detroit - Rochester Hills / Auburn Hills

Red Roof Inn · Red Roof Rewards (Red Roof)Economy

A 111-room economy hotel on Crooks Road in Rochester Hills, near Oakland University and Great Lakes Crossing.

You book on the hotel’s own site. We don’t charge you anything and we never see your booking.

Quick facts

Rooms
111
Pets
Pets allowed (Red Roof: one pet free per room)
Breakfast
Free breakfast listed

03 / The story of this place

What’s it like to stay here?

This Red Roof Inn at 2580 Crooks Road has 111 rooms in Oakland County. Red Roof lets one pet stay free per room, and the listing shows free breakfast. Oakland University and Great Lakes Crossing are both nearby.

  • 111 rooms
  • One pet stays free (Red Roof policy)
  • Near Oakland University

Getting there

Book on the Red Roof site, where one pet per room stays free.

What comes with your room?

  • Free breakfast
  • Pet-friendly
  • Free Wi-Fi

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