Detroit Hotels with Gym

This hotel is very new, clean and tidy, with a good environment and a good restaurant! The location is in a relatively urban area. On the first day of arrival, I went to an Italian restaurant nearby and waited for 30 minutes for a seat. It felt quite fresh!

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

Detroit locals stayed in many hotels, the room was very clean, especially the bedding was very soft and clean, the room was a bit small, the downstairs was a bit noisy but did not affect the experience of staying. The color matching of the bathroom and shower room is very distinctive. Downstairs is the service desk and a place for coffee snacks. You can sit in the seat outside the door, bask in the sun, drink coffee, enjoy a daze in a clean environment and enjoy the local life atmosphere. .

The hospitality was top tier and the hotel was beautiful. We had a great experience for our 13th anniversary.

Went to event at Soundboard with friends - great venue so a group of four friends decided to make an overnight of it, including check-in after using the wonderful spa which was an excellent experience. The hotel was adequate, but the surprise was the lack of amenities, such as no actual water glasses for the room, no wine glasses available for the room, and no ability to really order food to the room other than going to the food court options, which are not impressive. We did, however, have an excellent dinner at ritzy restaurant, Revel. Pricey but great experience for a splurge. Room on 12th floor was blazing hot even with temp set at 65 degrees (with governor so could not adjust lower), and room was more like 75 degrees. Altogether, a fun experience at adequate hotel with pricey but wonderful spa, fantastic dinner at Revel restaurant and convenient access to Soundboard event venue.

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.

While this hotel was nice and clean, it does not mention that EVERYTHING you pay so much to stay at the hotel for one night, is closed. The restaurant inside, the breakfast buffet restaurant, the workout room, and the bar is CLOSED. I’m not happy that I paid $250 just to sleep.

Perfect location to discover Detroit Downtown, super close to People Mover Stop Millender Center! It features Starbucks coffee machine and it also has its own coffee shop.

The location is definitely good. GM’s display space at the bottom, minutes walk to downtown, river views… The furniture is a bit old, and there’s no hair dryer. The worst thing is that their towels have bad smell.

This place is a total dump. Well located but the room was disgusting. Trash in the drawers and the carpet was sticky. Smelled like death. On the plus side, plenty of hot water.