Detroit Hotels with Breakfast

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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.

This hotel is extremely well run. The staff is knowledgeable, efficient and very conscientious. The room was clean and well apportioned. However, room was a bit dark in certain areas, but it was spacious and had no mechanical or electrical issues. Keep in mind that this hotel is an urban areas, as result you will hear noise that is typical for a large city. You are within walking distance for many good places to dine and attractions downtown. The hotel lobby is dated and warn. It needs an update. It was still very clean and spacious. This is a perfect location to stay if you plan to attend any Detroit sporting events. You are a 5-10 minute walk from Comerica Park and Ford Field and 10-15 minute walk to the ice/basketball area. We enjoyed our stay and would stay there the next time we are in Detroit.

The furniture was badly scratched and damaged. The carpet was nearly worn out. The desk chair fabric was worn, and even the trashcans were rusted inside. Overall, the room needed to be remodeled. My room was cleaned once after the first day of a five-day stay. The cleaning staff didn't come until 2:30-3 pm on days three and four. I attended training classes and events between 9 am and 2 pm. I will probably not book a room at a Wyndham Hotel again. I should have taken photos.

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.

We chose the Siren due to its excellent location on Broadway - in the middle of downtown with lots of good bars and restaurants a few minutes’ walk away. It is in a unique building which makes imaginative use of the limited space available, given how narrow it is. We were aware the rooms were very small and so booked a Parlor room which was on the 8th floor. It was still on the small side but had 3 big windows with a great view of the Detroit Athletic Club building, Opera House and Tigers stadium. There was the usual city noise but this didn’t bother us at all. The room had nice bedding, a slim sofa, table and chair. There was no storage or hanging space for clothes due to space but a couple of hooks on the wall with hangers. There was no safe which was disappointing, and also no fridge. There was a cupboard under the TV with ironing board and fan/heater which we felt would have been better used for the above items. Quirky bathroom with nice but limited toiletries. Unfortunately there was no dine-in breakfast option available at this hotel - at our time of booking, they had this in the Ash Bar as well as a weekend brunch, but these were stopped a few weeks before our stay. You can get coffee and a pastry in the lobby. Also no happy hour which was previously listed. It seems like they don’t have much demand for this bar as it was closed at random times. Hopefully these will come back. We did have a drink at the Candy Bar which was fun. There was no coffee in the room, and no complimentary water anywhere. The corridors and communal areas are extremely dark which takes some getting used to, but not really a problem as you aren’t in them for long. Staff interaction is minimal but courteous. Would recommend.

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!

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.