We decided to go here for a quick getaway (kids, we love you!) because it was reasonably priced. We…read moreknew we'd have to contend with the usual Saturday night delays crossing the border into Canada. The delay ended up not being too bad. The hotel has a parking structure that costs $15 for in-and-out privileges. We accidentally parked in a restricted spot and got a ticket. Expert tip: don't do that!! The room had a beautiful view: they know at the front desk that this is why you're here, so they will give you room options depending on the quality of the view. Make sure to ask in case they don't. The bed and pillows were comfortable, and the room - while a bit on the small side - was roomy enough. This would all have been worth the price ($120), but the room also comes with a complimentary breakfast buffet. This is a phenomenally well stocked buffet, with sausages, eggs, potatoes, cereal, and a waffle makers (4 of them!!). Definitely worth a return trip.

Good location, I wouldn't say there is a TON to do or see in Windsor (sorry?)…read moreThe room the night before in London was significantly better and better overall 'bang for buck', good $40 cheaper... Priceline and door says 12 pm checkout Front desk says 11 TV is terrible, old basic cable service with picture tube on its last leg (very dark). Although, Just from a technical standpoint, most TVs don't even have a tube anymore. But you get what I mean Parking lot across the street is expensive, rip off ($25 one night; in Windsor!???? Chicago, Philly I understand, but Windsor...!? Funny, I asked somebody who lived here what's the best thing to do in Windsor. He told me, go to Detroit!

I stayed at the Roehm house last week while attending an Elton John concert in Detroit. Let me tell…read moreyou The Inn on Ferry Street is gorgeous. There are five homes including a Carriage House that are gorgeous! They were built in the 1800s by Detroits affluent. Each house has several rooms with en suite bathrooms. There are many architecturally pleasing designs with each home. There are turrets, covered porches, beveled glass, etc. The beds and pillows were very comfortable. While there I found out they just recently reopened after being closed during the pandemic. Many places list it as closed so we brought it to the attention of the desk clerk and hopefully they will get it updated.

The Inn is a beautifully restored row of Victorian houses (mansions, really!), with guest rooms…read moreacross several buildings. The room I was in was on the cooler side. I noticed a space heater in the closet, but I was only there to sleep and enjoy a lower temp for that anyhow, so my Michigan spring stay worked out well. A lot of amenities you might expect to find in a modern hotel (coffee maker, clock, phone) are non-existent in your room, but do exist in the common room of each building. My personally experienced drawbacks were that some shades would not move up or down, very little toilet paper and tissue paper in the room, and some housekeeping neglect in the corners. Overall, a 3-4 star experience, but I am leaning towards 4.

Nice hotel. I only gave this hotel 3 stars because there were about 4-5 different teenage athletic…read moreteams running all through the hallways and front lobby. I get it kids can have fun, but really wish front desk and security forced a curfew or had got in contact with parents about the noise after 10pm. Other than that solid spot for downtown Windsor.

This is a solid stay in Windsor and has you walkable to the downtown core. The staff were friendly…read moreand accommodating, I was able to snag a later than normal checkout which was appreciated. The hotel room was quiet and clean. The only negative was that the room came with earplugs which was a bit concerning, but I didn't need it at the end of the day which was great.

We had a wonderful stay at the David Whitney! The hotel is absolutely beautiful--the building…read moreitself is stunning, and I love how they've incorporated restaurants and other great spaces right into the property. It really adds to the overall experience and makes it such a fun place to stay. Everyone on the staff was incredibly friendly and helpful, but a special shoutout to the woman working the front desk late at night who went above and beyond and even hooked us up with some sweet treats! It was such a thoughtful and unexpected touch. Beautiful hotel, great location, and genuinely wonderful people. I'll definitely be back!

Very nice hotel with exceptional location to Ford Field and Comerica Park for Lions and Tigers…read moregames ... just a couple block walk. Located in an old downtown office building with a four-story atrium, they've converted the offices on the first 5 or 6 floors into hotel rooms. The rest of the building is converted into residences ... and nice ones at that. We were here for a Tigers game on a nice warm Friday night. The hotel and surrounding area were really jumping. Hotel staff was friendly and accommodating, if a litte overwhelmed on a game day ... the first room they assigned us was already occupied. After straightening that out, it was pretty smooth sailing. Nice appointments in the rooms, comfortable bed, great views of the baseball park. Valet took care of the car, so we could just walk to the game and not have parking problems. There is a dining facility off the atrium (Preseley's Kitchen & Bar), so once you're here you can stay. All in all a nice setup and visit ... just keep in mind you're downtown and near a MLB park ... so for sleeping at night, it is very noisy.

When I travel with my family, I like to stay at Comfort Suites because the rooms are bigger, there…read moreis a microwave and a mini fridge. In almost every room their is always one sofa bed there, so there is enough room for the 3rd person to sleep. The breakfast has good choices and tasty dishes. (Sausages, scramble eggs, bacon, different types of bread, cereal, waffles, and different types of drinks) Location wise, its was perfect, you can walk to the Caesar Casino or walk by the lake and across you can see the famous GM building. The view is beautiful, be sunset or full moon.

We reached around 4 pm and the lady at the front desk said your room is ready, so we went up and…read morethe cleaning lady said she is alone working so running late, then the front desk lady gave us another room. On weekends, the management should arrange for more staff, how much can one lady run around making the rooms, other people were coming in and waiting. She kept telling them there is a casino near by, if you want to go around and come back after half hour or so. The lady at the front desk her name was Leslie, so humble and polite though she had done a night shift and was filling in morning shift for her co-worker. (quite impressive). She was very helpful and really cared about the customers. The lake/river is walking distance from this place and the view from the lake is also very beautiful, specially the sunset and full moon. There are boat cruises too, its amazing to stand and see yourself standing on the Canada side and seeing America (Detroit) right in front of you.

I was here for business recently. The room was big and included a kitchenette. Everything was…read morecompletely immaculate. The stay overnight was quiet and the free breakfast was average. My work ended early and I checked out late afternoon before my second night. Bonus points for only charging me for one night, much appreciated!

We had some highs and lows here. Unfortunately, we arrived pretty late in the evening, which didn't…read moremake things any easier. The good news was that due to being gold rewards members we got a room upgrade. The bad news is they gave us a room without central air. Instead, our room had an enormous free-standing unit that not only had to attach to a window, but that also had to drip water into a trash can. This unit could only be hooked up to the window in the living room, meaning it was in a separate space from our bed! So we spent a very hot night with no blankets at a Marriot - not ok. To make things worse, the hotel was down to only one person working the front desk and she couldn't find the pack and play. We asked for one around 10p and by 11p we realized it simply wasn't going to happen. So we made up the sofa bed for our toddler. He's not used to sleeping in the same room as us, so we had to close the door between our bedroom and the living room until he fell asleep. Again, no cool air for us. The next morning we went out to explore and came back to our room for my sons nap. They'd brought a pack and play! Someone even attempted to put it together for us (they weren't successful). But we quickly realized that the trash can catching the dripping water from the AC unit had overflowed onto the carpet! Yes! Our room had been visited by house cleaning, but no one took care of this thing!! So after Jude had his nap, we requested to be moved to a new room. They put us in another suite down the hall. With central air!!!! Why weren't we put in one of these to begin with?!? I'm flabbergasted! Really Marriot? I have certain expectations of you! From there, things were so much better! But I don't know why we were put through that stuff to begin with. My advice - before going to your room, confirm that yours HAS CENTRAL AIR! Also, order your pack and play WAY ahead of time. And don't bother making them set it up Because you'll just have to fix it. Two other notes. 1. Getting to the parking lot is absolutely bizarre and confusing thanks to all the one way streets. I wish I could explain how to do it....you basically have to leave, make a block in the direction you least expect and then you'll find an open lot with an entrance where you swipe the card they give you. Good luck. 2. Breakfast is always crowded anywhere you go. The way this one is set up makes things even more annoying because it's so cramped. Be prepared.

Kirk's Bed and Breakfast is a fantastic getaway. My wife and I celebrated our anniversary here and…read morestayed in the Loft suit. The greatest thing that we enjoyed about the Loft suit was the privacy. It is such a cozy place with an amazing jacuzzi tub. Our hosts were friendly but unobtrusive. They did not bog us down with a lot of chit chat and such, but met all of our needs and cooked up a fantastic breakfast! The B&B is just a 10 minute drive from downtown Detroit and all of the fun there. It is the perfect location for a fantastic secluded getaway.

Beautiful house. Very good price for the square footage. We stayed in the Green suite and it is…read morefour rooms and two patios with lots of windows. Basically an apartment. Very nice hosts. Located in a nice residential area and walking distance to the river and nightlife. I really like it here.

Very friendly staff, clean hotel that isn't a chain. Serves the basic breakfast. Lots of parking…read more Out of the business of downtown but close enough an uber is around $25 one way. Free fast wifi, very comfortable bed!! Non smoking but didn't get side eyed for going out to the parking lot lol. Very quiet, quaint place.

Very nice local hotel in an area where this isn't much to do besides eating and shopping. The rooms…read morewere clean and the amenities were nice. Very affordable as well. Would love to go back.

My first time being in a suite. Room was clean and everything was up to my standards. My only…read moregripe, the lights over the jacuzzi wasn't working. Other than that, I can't wait to hit the casino floor and enjoy the night life. Detroit, my city, rocks!

I am a Marriott girl so we stayed here for the Battery Show. It's about a 1 mile walk to the show…read morefrom here. I did not spend any time in the casino. I am not a gambler. This review is strictly the hotel. Room is big. I got a king size bed. The bathroom is nice. Shower is a rain shower. I like those. Water gets hot fast. Be careful turning on if clothed you will get wet. Room itself is good. Desk and couch and large closet. They also have lots of snacks you can pay for. Bed fairly comfy. Here are my dislikes. Noise. All around. People in the hall and neighbors and outside. All hours. I was in a high floor so I did t get all the noise but it's not that quiet. TV has a glitch about every minute it pixels and goes back to normal. It's annoying. The desk is glass topped and you have to cover it to use your mouse for a laptop. I am here for work. It was a challenge for my laptop to get on the internet. Didn't automatically bring up page for WiFi. Plugs by the desk are not powered. So my laptop died. Had to use a wall outlet by the couch. Temperature in the room was a challenge to regulate. People were not friendly but not unfriendly. Mechanical is a word I'd use. Just doing their job. Elevator, you need a key to use. That's fine. But sometimes 1 side doesn't work. You can push the elevator floors on both sides of the elevator car and 1 side will work but the other side won't work with your key. It's annoying. I took a ride till I figured that out the first day. If I have to stay here again for a show I would. But I would hope some of these things would get fixed. It's clean. It's a large room. Just lots of little stuff that makes it annoying.