Top 5-Star Hotels in Detroit

The location is a little off, but the hotel facilities are good, basically matching the domestic five-star hotels, the service is also very good, and the price is reasonable. It is not far from the city center, highly recommended

Can consider the annual meeting

The location of the hotel in downtown Detroit is very good. There is a good sushi restaurant nearby. There are also shake shack, star father, McDonald's and so on nearby. There is no slippers in the room, you need to bring your own. The room is not too big but it is enough, the night view outside the floor-to-ceiling windows is beautiful. Overall the experience is good.

For a luxurious weekend getaway, The Athenium Suite Premium is elegantly appointed, with plush accomodations, featuring large living spaces, with high ceilings, and ambient dimmer lighting, accomodating office space. clean comfortable furniture, modern decor, large marble jacuzzi tub. large full mirrored bathroom with shower, a huge sunken bedroom with large double sliding glass door closets. spectacular nightime views of the downtown Detroit skyline! ' The service is 1st rate. where the staff anticipates your every need and efficiently seques the transitions of luggage transport, on-the-spot valet parking, friendly 24 hour shuttle service within a 5 mile radius. ' ' The hotel is in the heart of Greektown offerings, and within minutes of all the arenas and sports stadiums, as well as the performing arts snd stage houses. ' The Athenium will delight and pamper you!

I spent one night at the Hollywood Casino at Greektown. I did not visit the casino. I was looking for a nice place to stay for the night. The hotel grounds were 4-stars. I arrived around 7 PM. It took some time to check in because I had to wait for a number of others who qualified for the VIP check-in line. I stayed in a basic, twin queen room. The room and bathroom were nice and modern. Shortly after getting into my room, bright exterior lights turned on - shining in the direction of my room. I couldn't see what they were illuminating, but if I had to guess, it was perhaps the hotel name written on the exterior. Those lights stayed on all night. The drapes didn't completely cover the windows, so my room was illuminated all night. The room stayed one temperature despite what the thermostat was set to. There was an intermittent hum coming from the in-wall heater as if it was revving up. I ultimately slept with earplugs. I am have been able to overlook the illuminated room, dysfunctional thermostat, and intermittent hum if I was there for other reasons than to sleep, like to visit the casino, or go out.

Colleagues went to the United States for a business trip and helped him choose a hotel. The service was quite good, the facilities were ok, the price was not expensive, and the basics were not bad. Mainly interested in parking free, haha

Great place to stay with access to public transportation and walking distance to convention center and riverfront. The staff is friendly and helpful. They will assist you with just about anything. I had the pleasure of meeting Shellena, who is in charge of housekeeping requests, and she ensured I had extra coffee in my room. Everyone there was so pleasant, and the hotel is very elegant. Will stay again if we ever return to Detroit!

The Shinola Hotel is an ideal spot for travelers wanting to discover the city. The Shinola Hotel is an ideal choice for travelers who want to take in the sights and sounds of Detroit.Traveling to the hotel is easy with Coleman A. Young International Airport located approximately 12km away and Detroit Station roughly 17km away. Guests will find Little Caesars Arena, GMRenCen and Greektown just a short distance from the hotel.When guests have some time on their hands they can make use of the onsite facilities. This Detroit hotel offers parking on site.When it comes to Detroit hotels, the Shinola Hotel is highly regarded for its excellent facilities.

It's average, especially soundproofing. I was basically able to hear what was said on the roof. And parking costs $ 33. But I didn't ask too much in Detroit.

I wanted to like this hotel, but the reality is I wouldn't stay here again. The service and amenities do not match the price point of this property, which commands $400-500+/night rooms and $48/night parking. Too many problems, some big some small, that all added up to be a disappointing experience. Some examples: * Biggest problem was the mattress! They are incredibly soft to where my 5'10, 150 pound frame sunk legitimately halfway into the mattress. Any support the mattress had has been softened by the body impressions of prior guests I'm sure. I had a lot of trouble sleeping because of this, like I was sleeping on a slant rather than flat. I've never experienced this before. * Phone did not work so there was no way to contact the front desk * They don't respond to the feature in the Marriott app where you can text the hotel staff with requests - we asked for a second robe as you'd think should have been provided when I said there would be 2 adults staying in the room... (in general the front desk staff has some nice people and some rude people). * No luggage racks, even when requested. Why am I on the floor accessing my sprawled luggage? * The room thermostat and HVAC were not designed well. We walked into the room on a chilly 64 degree day and the AC was blasting, it was frigid in the room. We turned on the Heat but even after 30 minutes there was still no warm air coming out. If we turned on the AC at all it would freeze the room with vast quantities of cold air but if you click it off the room gets humid... * After being out all day we got back to our room at 5:30pm and housekeeping hadn't even come yet. * We were on a high floor but the noise from outside (car noise, people yelling) was very loud. I don't experience this when I'm in Chicago or NYC... I imagine they cut corners on the windows and other soundproofing during the renovation. Bring a white noise machine. In short, I would say that this hotel wants to be upscale but doesn't know how. I've had better stays at Westins. Peel back the wallpaper and decorative furniture and this is actually a pretty bad hotel deep down.