A convenient garage close to the Renaissance Center and our go-to parking spot whenever we visit…read morethe RenCen. The location makes it easy to get in and out, which is always a plus. Parking is $5 per hour on weekends. Note that Apple Pay isn't accepted, so be prepared with another payment option. The garage feels clean and safe, with plenty of clear signage throughout. One nice touch is the payment kiosks near the entrance, which allow you to pay ahead of time before exiting, making the departure quick and hassle-free.

Tight parking deck with narrow aisles but it is on the Detroit River in downtown, right next to the…read moremassive General Motors towers. At $2 for the first 30 minutes, it's a little steep for parking but you won't find a better spot to see Windsor.

I attended an event at One Campus Martius and Yelped this garage for reasonable parking near by…read more Very easy to find with Waze or Google. Parking is $10 after 4pm and I believe only $10 a day on weekends. Great price for the location. Touchless payment options. Tons of EV parking right as you enter. Three hours of FREE charging too if you have your own charger. It's a tad confusing getting to your building of choice when you exit. The elevators don't have any signage that helps you get to the One Campus Martius building. Once exiting, you will see a bridge that goes over Farmer street and connects. We just walked across the street. Very clean garage, very well lit, and very reasonable.

I had to attend a meeting that was being held at the Compuware Building in the Campus Martius area…read more I had an address for the building and an address for the recommended parking garage. Knowing how difficult it can be to find places in downtown Detroit, I arrived extra early and using the address and checking it against the numbers on the building and looking for a Compuware sign I was unable to positively identify the building. I circled the area where the address should have been and had to get around major construction looking for it. I then decided to focus on the parking address for the One Campus Martius Parking Garage and...more difficulty, the street with the address was blocked and didn't go through! Then I figured out that the blocking was after the entrance to the garage so I was able to go in. After going up many floors, I finally found a spot on the 6th level and parked. As I approached the elevators I met a couple of ladies who were heading back to street level across from the back entrance to the Compuware Building. They told me to follow them until they could point me to the visitors desk to get directions to my meeting! Overall impression for me was a hard to find entrance and expensive ($4/20minutes up to $25/day) parking. They have a lot of parking spaces but I saw zero open spots until I found one one level 6 of 10 levels total! Not sure if there were more open at higher levels but I only needed one. I wouldn't want to work here or come here regularly. My low rating reflects my dislike of hard to find and expensive parking. But to be fair, it may be the going rate for parking in this area. I did see some parking lots showing a flat rate of $10 but further away from the Compuware Building.

This is a pretty good gated garage. Parking spots and turns seem fine for someone driving a minivan…read moreor large SUV. I wish that they would ditch the gates and card readers in favor of the drive in, drive out system at other nearby garages.

super convenient garage for parking loads of space and the security guy is chill 24/7 access too…read morenever had an issue leaving my whip there def my go-to spot

We paid ahead of time to reserve a spot. It was as simple as driving in, parking, and then exiting…read moreat our scheduled departure time. You reserve with your license plate number. It was $11 for three hours, but is likely significantly more expensive on days where there is a nearby event. There is no attendant on premises. It's a two minute walk from Cambria hotel.

I just wanted to say thank you to Helen yesterday at the MacNamara terminal. She was great about…read moredealing with the impatient Michigan natives returning home and waiting for the shuttles. Helen kept the other shuttles moving and organized so the super long line for Qwik park had room for a couple of shuttles to pull in. Shout out to Billy the driver too. He was so friendly and even helped an older couple bring their bags up to the hotel entrance. He even helped my son carry his bag to our trunk. Wish all workers were like Billy. Shame on the Michigan natives who were shoving and pushing to board and even cut in front of a pilot who patiently waited over 30mins because of other people cutting in front of him.

Best place I found by Detroit metro for parking. I usually use combined with Parksleepstay. Only a…read morefew hotels use qwik park as combined stay. It's right behind the Holiday Inn Express and Fairfield Inn so if you get either one of those this is your best bet. The service is quick friendly and also the ride to airport within 2-3 minutes of parking your car. They say on your return if you have a wait more than 5 minutes give them a call and they are serious about that. One time we came back from vacation and there was literally 50 people waiting for qwik Park and qwik Park sent five buses down there to come pick us up. I think the price is about eight bucks per day and we got eight nights on our package with the hotel so good bargain. Five stars for them