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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
City centre Detroit hums with the rhythm of sports fans heading to Comerica Park and Ford Field. The impressive Guardian Building towers among historic skyscrapers, while live music spills from venues like the Fox Theatre. Campus Martius Park offers a green oasis where office workers and visitors alike soak up the sun between exploring the city's rich architectural heritage. Catch performances at the Detroit Opera House or browse exhibits at local museums for a cultural fix. Metro stations at Campus Martius, Cadillac Centre, and Broadway make getting around a breeze, with plenty of hotels ranging from luxury to business-focused accommodation nearby.
Corktown dishes up Detroit's oldest charm with a side of creative cool that's impossible to resist. Historic Victorian homes with fancy trim stand next to old factories now buzzing with art spaces and craft breweries. Michigan Central Station's dramatic tower watches over cobblestone streets where history and hipster vibes hang out together. The area pulses with live music venues and innovative restaurants that tell Detroit's comeback storey. Find everything from slow-smoked BBQ joints to farm-to-table spots scattered throughout this walkable district. Boutique hotels and charming bed & breakfasts in Victorian homes make perfect bases for exploring. The QLine tram and bus routes connect you easily, while the Detroit River waterfront waits just a short stroll away.
Photo by Lisa Osburn
Open Photo by Lisa Osburn
Midtown
Midtown Detroit buzzes with creative energy around the Detroit Institute of Arts and Museum of Contemporary Art. Wayne State University's Gothic buildings anchor tree-lined streets filled with galleries and experimental theatres. Cultural venues like the Majestic Theatre and Orchestra Hall offer endless entertainment options, while converted warehouses house artist studios breathing new life into industrial spaces. Getting around is easy with three metro stations and the QLine tram running along Woodward Avenue. You'll find everything from student-friendly cafes to farm-to-table restaurants, plus boutique hotels in historic buildings that showcase local art and industrial design elements.
Eastern Market pulses with energy as vendors stack rainbow-hued produce and artisan foods in sprawling market sheds. Art lovers can wander between vibrant murals splashed across industrial buildings and eclectic galleries housed in historic brick warehouses. On Saturdays, the district transforms into Detroit's liveliest scene with food trucks, live music, and locals hunting for the freshest ingredients. The area serves up delicious soul food, Mexican, and Middle Eastern cuisine at casual eateries throughout the district. Most visitors explore on foot or bike, though the QLine tram and bus routes connect easily to city centre Detroit attractions. While accommodation is limited within Eastern Market itself, city centre hotels are just a short ride away.
Greektown Historic District
Greektown Historic District delivers Detroit's most delicious slice of Mediterranean heritage alongside casino thrills. Narrow streets lead you between family-run Greek tavernas serving flaming saganaki and authentic bakeries with flaky baklava worth the trip alone. Historic St. Mary's Romanian Orthodox Cathedral stands as an architectural gem, while the casino lights up the district after dark. Getting around is a breeze with the convenient Greektown Station and incredibly walkable streets. Accommodation centre around the Hollywood Casino at Greektown, keeping you close to the action. The area strikes a perfect balance between cultural immersion and entertainment, with Greek music spilling onto Monroe Street most weekends.
Hoping to win big? Spend the evening at MGM Grand Detroit Casino, a popular gaming spot in Downtown Detroit. Our travellers also like the art galleries in the area – your cultural tour starts here.
Imagine soaking up the atmosphere at Comerica Park, a major stadium in Downtown Detroit. Our travellers also like the art galleries in the area – your cultural tour starts here. If you think Comerica Park is cool, you might also like Ford Field and Little Caesars Arena, both located nearby.
Why not try your luck with a visit to Hollywood Casino at Greektown during your visit to Detroit? Experience the entertainment choices and acclaimed theatre scene in this vibrant area.
After visiting GM Renaissance Center, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Detroit. Amble around this vibrant area's riverfront or experience its great live music.
Explore the birthplace of Motown at the Hitsville U.S.A. museum, where music legends once recorded. Rev up your engines at the Henry Ford Museum, showcasing iconic cars and American innovation.
Detroit is fabulous city that has been going through a remarkable transformation. Once an abandoned and dangerous downtown it is now filled with beautiful hotels, restaurants, cafes, French restaurants, and historic buildings. Very exciting and fun.
Lee
8.0/10
Good
Detroit is really improving every time we visit. We loved the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Art Museum, Historical Museum, Motown Museum, and the transportation is great riding the Q-Line into the downtown. The food has been good every place we ate.
Carolyn
10.0/10
Excellent
Corktown is a fun place for food & beverages not too far from the hotel. The people mover and Q line are free modes of transportation around downtown, which is awesome. Would definitely recommend the Henry Ford Innovation Center & Motown Museum.
Stephanie
10.0/10
Excellent
Downtown Detroit has come along way since I was a child. The main strip of Woodward is vibrant and full of life. We were here at Christmas time, and they really go above and beyond with Campus Martius for things to do for couples and families.
Anonymous traveler
10.0/10
Excellent
Detroit went through a lot, but the Renaissance that people are speaking of, is really happening. Go check out downtown for yourself. From high rises (including the first new project in decades) to cultural and art scene, it's happening.
Jean
10.0/10
Excellent
Detroit has plenty of casinos, shops, and bars for anyone. Corktown is a beautiful area not far from the bustle of the sports arenas and theaters. Grandma Bob's pizza was a great little surprise nearby for Detroit style pizza.
Breia
10.0/10
Excellent
Detroit is incredible! Gorgeous, great restaurants, beautiful riverwalk, incredible art scene and vibe. Make sure to go to the neighborhood spots beyond downtown. You'll fall in love with the city and the people.
Angelique
10.0/10
Excellent
Detroit is a beautiful city full of SO much rich culture. The history of the city is evident in every mid-century structure that has been renovated to reflect original beauty! Don't sleep on visiting Detroit!
Whitnie
10.0/10
Excellent
I love Detroit. Unique and historic buildings, walkable neighborhoods with wide sidewalks, frequent bus service, and an adorable streetcar. City is clean and folks are extremely friendly and welcoming.
Anonymous traveler
8.0/10
Good
Get to the riverfront walk if you have time to wander. Some of the parks are really lovely and interesting. The city has a little grittiness, with people willing to engage if you give them a chance.
"Nice hotel, very close to big venues/sports fields/entertainment. Parking is confusing, however not the hotels fault just lots of construction. Love that valet was includes with stay!"
"I go to Detroit 2-3 times a year and usually try to stay in different places. Well no more! This hotel is awesome, albeit a little expensive, you get what you pay for. Staff and valets are great and very helpful with anything. The bar and restaurant was also amazing. One note, it's a little pricey but a great stay. If I'm downtown I'm staying here again"
"Our stay was really great. Our porter Anthony fantastic, giving a High Five for his service. A real keeper. The hotel is clean and quiet for its size and the overall activity being and casino. "
Can I book a refundable accommodation option in Detroit?
If you want the flexibility to change your plans to Detroit, most hotels offer refundable* rates that you can book. You can find these properties by searching our site and using the "fully refundable" filter to narrow down the results.
Where can I stay in Detroit if I want a holiday rental instead of a hotel?
If you want a good alternative to a hotel, look over our selection of 252 holiday homes. In addition, there are 283 apartments and 22 condos.
What will the weather in Detroit be like during my visit?
July and August are typically the warmest months in Detroit, when the average temperature is 21°C. January and February are the coldest months, when the average temperature is -1°C. April and May are the months with the most rain.
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Find out more about Detroit
Find out more about Detroit
There's a lot visitors like about Detroit, especially its restaurants and theatre. Why not go on a fun excursion to Comerica Park? Huntington Place and MGM Grand Detroit Casino are other popular sights to see.
