Wayne’s Red Apple Restaurant and Inn

Wayne, MI   /   1 Review

32711 Michigan Ave, Wayne, MI 48184, USA

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Posted in Haunted Hotels, Haunted Restaurants and Real Haunts

One Review

  1. Royce

    Meh it was pretty ok stay

    October 12, 2017 at 7:41 pm Reply

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