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.

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.

After a red eye, we were exhausted and had a few hours before check-in. Called to see if we could…read moreperhaps check in early. The person on the phone was courteous, said our room was available, and instantly became our hero! We made it to the lodge and were greeted by the most genuine, courteous staff. Our room, The Varney, was so clean, cute, and comfortable. We felt like we were staying at someone's house - it doesn't feel like a hotel at all more like a home away from home. The folks who run this place are super nice, and the vibe is great. They are full of recommendations for the surrounding area and offer a generous continental style breakfast. Would wholeheartedly recommend.

What an amazing place to stay!! It's near some of my favorite spots (Barcade, Selden Standard), the…read moreviews of all the beautiful buildings in Detroit are just amazing from that top floor, service is spectacular, and the prices are a little high (but reasonable for the area/location/building). Cannot recommend this place enough! I am definitely returning when I want to spend the evening in Detroit again - love.

We have stayed at the Element Hotel, downtown Detroit multiple times and have always had a positive…read moreexperience. The rooms are modern, nicely appointed and most have refrigerators and range tops, microwave and sufficient dish and glassware if you opted to stay in or prepare your own meals. Beds are comfortable and all have large screen smart TV. This location is easily walkable to Woodward Ave., and to LCA, Ford Field or Comerica Park. The hotel offers a complimentary breakfast on their mezzanine. Depending on where your room is, and what floor you are on, nighttime activity in the. city, like any major city can be loud until after midnight. What this hotel offers in their rooms are sound machines, which absolutely make a difference. Up until this time we had never need to use it, but the city was pretty lively on Friday night and we could hear it all. As soon as we turned on the sound machine it really helped to drown out the noise. A good venue if you're looking for accommodation's.

I'm a huge fan of hotels that breathe new life into historic structures, and the Element in Detroit…read moreis a perfect example. This property is housed in the 1925 Metropolitan Building, a stunning Neo-Gothic "Jeweler's Building" that sat vacant for nearly 40 years. Seeing it restored to its former glory rather than being demolished is a win for the city.  The entrance lobby and the grand stairway to the second floor are phenomenal--the restoration team clearly put a lot of heart into preserving the marble and the ornate details. Because the hotel has to conform to the original historic footprint, the rooms are unique and oddly shaped. It was a refreshing change of pace to stay somewhere that broke out of the usual "cookie-cutter" hotel mold. My room featured a long internal hallway, a small kitchenette, and enough windows to provide a fantastic view of the Detroit skyline.  Check-in was seamless, and the staff were excellent throughout my stay. I initially considered subtracting a star because my room lacked a steamer, but the breakfast service won me back. The made-to-order omelets and the yogurt granola station were top-notch, and that high-quality start to the day made up for any minor room omissions. If you appreciate architecture with a history and a bit of character, this is definitely the place to stay in 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.

While in Detroit for a show, we stayed at the Hilton Garden Inn for three days, two nights. It was…read moreone of the best weekend getaways I've had in many years. From check-in through check-out, the front desk staff was incredibly friendly, but above all they were attentive. They did a wonderful job of making us feel truly welcome. The room (two queen sized beds) was clean and aesthetically pleasing. We had no mechanical or plumbing issues whatsoever. The morning breakfast is not complementary. Although still a buffet, were quickly appreciated they had elevated the quality of the hot food items and added friendly table service that never left our coffee cups empty. Some food items could be ordered à la carte, which I thought was a nice touch for those who do not want the entire buffet. We noticed the hot food items were freshly made. The valet service was always friendly. The fitness center was two rooms that provided space to exercise. Overall, the property was clean--inside and out. Although we didn't participate in a conference the meeting rooms looked like a great place to meet. VERY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

It was fine. Bed was comfy, room was a good size. Blinds are…read morehard to operate. Parking fee is ridiculous considering how much you pay for the room. There was a power outage and fire alarm in the morning so we didn't get breakfast.

I stayed here for a business trip and thought it was a great place to stay in the heart of downtown…read moreDetroit! Sounds cheesy, but since the hotel took good care of everything I needed, I could really focus all my mental energy on the work I was here to do! + Apparatus Room bar and restaurant was modern, beautifully decorated, and had some good food and drinks! My coworker ordered a full on meal and I tried a Moscow Mule which was a little warm but otherwise good + This is a lovely historical building which was converted from an old firehouse. They have display cases sharing the building's story + Rooms are nicely furnished, and I was pleasantly surprised that all the amenities were Le Labo. Pretty bougie as those soaps, shower gels, shampoos, lotions etc are usually $50-$65 per bottle! + Strong wifi. I was able to log in and do some work after getting home from work each day. No issues. + Spacious shower with nice rain showerhead + Good AC, especially clutch for this July visit. Adjustable thermostat worked well. + Free coffee downstairs in the morning + Free fitness center access + Check in and check out were quick and efficient. Lady who helped me check out was super nice and sent me my receipt via email. - No hot water or coffee in the room or ice machine. You can request a cup of these from the front desk, I think. - One of the pillows had grey stains on it. Yum. Not an issue as I had 8 pillows total on my 2 queen beds for 1 business traveler lol

Came in after a nice evening out and got a room. The room is beautiful with a huge shower, our room…read morehad a nice view of the city streets. The room is equipped with snacks such as beef jerky, chips,and candy. There is sparkling water, still, pop, and beer. The bed was a king-size and super comfy. I come to the apparatus room often so it was nice to finally stay.

I know Hotel Saint Regis has received some mixed reviews, so I wanted to share my experience…read morebecause my particular stay was a very positive one. This is an older historic hotel rather than a brand-new luxury property, and I think understanding that before arriving makes a difference. I actually enjoyed the fact that the hotel has its own history and personality instead of feeling exactly like every other modern hotel. One of my favorite things about staying here was the location. The Fisher Building and Fisher Theatre are extremely close, and getting around this part of Detroit is convenient. If you're coming to the area for a show or simply want to explore more of the city, the location can be a major advantage. My room was actually very good, and I particularly appreciated the good view from my window at Floor 5. I realize other reviewers have reported different experiences, so I can only judge the room that I personally received. The employees were also very passionate and nice. Good customer service can completely change how a hotel stay feels, and the employees cleaned the trash. That made me feel welcomed rather than like I was simply another room number. I also really enjoyed knowing that I was staying somewhere with genuine Detroit history. The Saint Regis has been around since the 1960s and has hosted some remarkable guests over the decades. There aren't many hotels where the history itself becomes part of the experience. Would I call this a flawless, ultra-modern luxury hotel? No. It's an older property, and based on other reviews, experiences can clearly vary between rooms. But five stars represents my own experience, and my stay gave me exactly what I needed: great view, Impractical Jokers show on TV, and a silly hat and sunglasses from a store nearby. For its history, convenient New Center location and the positive experience I personally had, I'm happy to give Hotel Saint Regis five stars.

St Regis Hotel was such a disappointment! The pictures tell the story…read more The lounge is beautiful....one star. The grand ballroom is in much need of a deep cleaning. The carpet was filthy that we had to request that they have it cleaned or at least covered with a dance floor. There was no dance floor available. The carpet also had snagged fibers sticking up in various areas which is a risk management liability for a fall. The white chairs were in pretty bad shape with tears, dirt and some of the cushions actually separating from the base of the chairs. Another risk management liability. Several of the hotel black tablecloths had visible stains that we requested to be replaced by housekeeping. Whoever setup the room had to have seen the stains and just put them on the table anyway. They just didn't care was being presented to us for our hard earn dollars. The self-parking was $7 one night and $20 the next night. The lot filled up pretty fast with hotel guests and our gala attendees then needed to find nearby lots or street parking options. Although valet prices are posted, I never saw any valet staff. This hotel also does not allow kitchen access for any caterers. You must order drapes to curtain off a prep area for the caterer with them doing most of the prep outdoors at the exit to the rear hotel parking lot. This also means there are no food services other than a vending machine near the check-in counter for hotel guests. Booking teams be aware!

The Siren is easily located in downtown Detroit and is within walking distances from all the major…read moresports stadiums. It has an old school vibe to the place and isn't your cookie cutter hotel. The lobby is beautifully decorated in Victorian decor. There is a coffee shop and speakeasy located on the first floor. The rooms are different and ours had a spiraling staircase that led to an upper level. The staff were great and friendly and room was clean and we had no issues at checkout.

My husband and I were really excited to come back and stay here after having a great experience two…read moreyears ago. Unfortunately, this stay was a complete miss. The café has been closed and converted into an event space, leaving guests with essentially no food options on-site. We also tried to visit the Candy Bar around 10 p.m. and, despite the space being only about half full, were told they weren't allowing anyone else in. We explained that we were hotel guests and asked if we could simply get a drink to enjoy in the lobby, but they wouldn't allow that either. For the price, there are much better options nearby. Rooms at Shinola are roughly the same price, but are significantly larger and nicer, with multiple food and drink options. They also allow guests to enjoy a drink in the lobby or take it back to their room. It's disappointing to see how much this property has changed since our last stay. Unfortunately, after this experience, I won't be making the mistake of staying here again.

This was our first visit to Detroit, and the location of the hotel was conveniently located across…read morethe street from where the DAX airport shuttle stops and within easy walking distance of everything we wanted to see in downtown Detroit. We arrived around 4:30pm and found a fairly long line at check-in, but the four ladies working the front desk kept things moving efficiently and got everyone checked in quickly. As part of the check-in process, we were given the option to forgo housekeeping in exchange for a $20 credit that could be used at the hotel's restaurants or bar, which we took advantage of Our room was on the 21st floor but it had only a single small window with no view. The room itself was comfortable and clean, though the decor was a bit sterile and lacking in character. The shower was excellent, with plenty of hot water and good water pressure. Overall, it was a comfortable stay and the convenience of the location made it a great base for exploring Detroit.

Came to Detroit for the first time. Had to stay at this historical hotel while visiting the…read moreAutorama. I was blown away at the opulence of this place! Had to stay at the Hilton Garden Inn the first night so in the morning, we thought we'd check our luggage. No need, room was ready! Beautiful room. A few observations: front desk clerk, though professional, was unfriendly/unwelcoming. The significance of this place is legendary and should have more the a few small cases of memorabilia. I would definitely recommend this place.