12 Residents | Burns Ave. - Pingree Park | Oversized Classic House - Incl. Workspace
4.7
(6)
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Bungalow ·
Burns Ave (Pingree Park)
Type
BungalowSize (sqf)
2,500
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About the place
Our houses make up a co-living community of international students, workers, and travelers as well as native English speakers who contribute to our community. Our visitors experience English language immersion and cultural exchange with others during their stay and experience the many attractions of the vibrant city of Detroit. Our bedrooms are comfortable and include all bedding and towels, clothing storage, and workspace. Just bring your luggage. Enjoy community meals in our lovely dining room. Our living room is comfortable and spacious for friendly gatherings and movie nights. Make home-cooked meals in our fully equipped kitchen. What’s included in our housing prices:
- Fully Furnished
- 24/7 Security
- Daily Cleaning
- Utilities and Internet
Amenities
x 4 · 
Single · 
Shared
Map
- United States /
- Detroit /
- Burns Ave (Pingree Park)
Neighborhood
We are nestled into a peaceful classic neighborhood of working family homes with old-time churches on each corner. The Gratiot House is directly across the street from the No. 6 Gratiot bus which takes you downtown in 15 minutes, and is a short walk to the No. 8 bus, which takes you to midtown in 30 minutes. The house is bikeable to many Detroit attractions: Downtown, Eastern Market, Dequindre Cut, The Detroit Institute of Arts, Heidelburg Project, and Historical Museum, and all these attractions are also less than 30 minutes by bus. The house also has a full fleet of bikes for rent during your stay.Things to know
House Rules
Safety & Property
Booking Rules
No outside guests without permission
Please keep your personal items in your room and your food in your designated spot
Label all food in the refridgerator
Please clean up after yourself especially kitchen and bathroom
Any items left lying around may be placed in our lost and found box
No smoking or candles in the house. Smoke outside and clean up any mess you make
Please remove all your personal items when you leave
There is a food donation bin for things you would like to donate to our house supplies
please follow all posted signage
Cancellation Policy
Non-refundable
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Reviews
Francesca Z
Jun 2020
Leonardo C
Feb 2020The international house are perfect place to study, before I arrived in international house, I can’t speak English, Karen provide school, party, actives, I’m able to communications with other people. Amazing opportunity I’m my life, my career had a up. Today I’m engineering manager of the international Company.
Thank you Karen, thank you international house.
Cesar Eduardo M
Feb 2020This house is excellent. Confortable place. You can find a good location you can call home. I recommend it!
Andrea M
Jan 2020The house is truly spacious and welcoming. Even in the cold winter, it's warm inside the house. Moreover, there are many convenient accessories such as the washing machine and a good kitchen. The rooms are very tidy and comfortable. The house is well connected to the city center.
I highly recommend it to everyone!
Ryder D
Jan 2020Overall a great place to stay, a good community-feel. Relaxed but with an edge. The location is decent and very bus accessible, but it's not woodbridge or anything. Its the neighbors actually that make the location special. This is the “real” Detroit. But close enough to downtown or gross point to enjoy their luxuries. Nate, the handy local “concierge” who keeps watching over the houses is a wonderful man and will always point you in the right direction if you have any questions. So don’t be weirded out by this friendly old mad occasionally patrolling around the block! He’s always good for a quick story or a magic coin trick, or a bit of a history lesson. I’ve very much enjoyed my time here. Close to a great gym/health club called Field House, its sports facility with an indoor turf and a selection of classes and a spectacular studio called “RAMP” where you can get all sorts of recovery services after like leg compressions after a long bike ride or indoor soccer game. They also have hydration iv’s and vitamin b shots for after those unique to Detroit nights of techno debauchery.
I had a great time and met great people.
Rayan H
Jan 2020I am currently staying at the DIH while I study English at community college here in Detroit and it is a warm, friendly and clean place to stay. I like that there are shelves in the kitchen that you can store your food or small supplies on and everything is very clearly marked in simple English for people learning to better understand. The environment is super inviting and I have made a lot of friends already thanks to my time here.
I would love to stay again whenever I will be back in Detroit and wish all the best to Karen and the other guests!
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Detroit International House -Jersey City was a wonderful space in an amazing location about a 30-minute bus ride from New York City And the bus stop was right outside the house! It was wonderful staying there and meeting people from China, Iran, Colombia, Ecuador, Turkey, and more, and being able to share meals each day of the week thanks to a volunteer sign-ups system the lovely manager Karen created. An intern was there to check me in and I had the opportunity to volunteer and was even invited to volunteer at their Detroit location with free housing! The bunk bed and stay were affordable at around $500-700 per month in December of 2019. I also loved all of the Indian and Arab markets near the Journal Square train station, as well as the Stop and Shop grocery store near our house.