4-Star Hotels in Detroit

Good vibe in this place, welcoming hosts, nice roome and bf.

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.

The room is big enough. But the service is average. Even the hotel did not help you with your luggage.

The rooms and facilities are good, but there is no daily room service. It is a homestay, so don't book if you mind. There is no front desk, only WhatsApp can be used for communication. Before checking in, you need to fill in various information and bind your credit card according to the email prompts, otherwise you will not be given room information and door password.

It was a good hotel located in vicinity of the Henry Ford museum. The hotel provides shuttle to the attraction as well. Overall, a decent stay.

Nice view of Detroit from the room. The room was clean and the bed comfortable. The furniture and especially the bathroom are dated in terms of design but not broken.