Great Lakes, USA
A full spectrum from budget motels to luxury boutique hotels in downtown and Midtown, often featuring modern amenities or renovated historic charm.
The Shinola Hotel (chic, modern), The Detroit Club (exclusive, historic), and Detroit Marriott at the Renaissance Center (iconic, riverfront views) stand out.
Airbnb and Vrbo properties are popular in Corktown, Midtown, and other revitalized areas, offering more space and a local residential feel. Find rentals on Vrbo.
Utilize platforms like Booking.com, Agoda, or IHG Hotels for diverse hotel choices.
Limited but available, such as Hostel Detroit in Corktown. This option works well for budget travelers and those seeking a social atmosphere. Explore hostels on Hostelworld.
No immediate options within city limits. Nearby Michigan State Parks like Proud Lake or Holly Recreation Area offer campgrounds, about 45-60 minutes' drive.
Consider platforms like TrustedHousesitters for unique stays, often in exchange for pet care.
Often found via vacation rental platforms, these offer apartment-style living with hotel-like services, ideal for longer visits.
Each Detroit neighborhood offers a different character and proximity to attractions. Here are three areas.
Known for Art Deco architecture (Fisher Building), close to Motown Museum, and access to QLine. Generally safe.
Famous for modernist architecture by Mies van der Rohe. A quiet residential area with green spaces, feeling secluded yet close to downtown. Very safe.
Smart booking practices help you find the best accommodation at the right price.
Choose a neighborhood that aligns with your travel interests and planned activities.
Check for amenities like parking, Wi-Fi, breakfast, or a fitness center, based on your needs.
Read recent guest reviews on multiple platforms for reliable insights into a property's quality.
Here are top picks for different budget levels and travel styles, offering a comparison for easy reference.
Boutique, upscale with chic design, multiple dining options, and a popular bar. Centrally located in Downtown (Woodward Ave).
Historic, exclusive social club offering ornate rooms and fine dining. Located Downtown near Capitol Park.
Boutique, stylish with eclectic design, unique rooms, popular bar, and restaurants. Located Downtown on Witherell St.
Extended stay, modern with contemporary design and kitchenettes. Pet-friendly and located Downtown near Comerica Park.
Social atmosphere with common areas and kitchen. Located in Corktown. Good for solo travelers.
Trendy, industrial-chic design offering good value. Located in Corktown near Michigan Central Station.
Standard chain hotel amenities with a convenient Downtown location on Washington Blvd.
Hostel: $30 - $60 (dorm) / $70-$120 (private). Trumbull & Porter: $100 - $180. Comfort Inn: $100 - $160.
Extended stay hotel with kitchenettes for self-catering, larger suites, and often a pool. Close to Downtown attractions.
Spacious rooms, various dining options, easy access to Riverwalk and People Mover. Standard rooms are mid-range pricing with these benefits.
Full kitchens, more space, and a residential feel. Ideal for extended business or leisure trips in Corktown, Midtown, or Downtown.
Element Detroit: $140 - $250. Marriott (standard): $180 - $300. Airbnb/Vrbo: Varies ($80 - $300+).
Known for being pet-friendly, this hotel welcomes furry companions and offers suitable amenities for them during extended stays.
Another pet-friendly option in Corktown, offering a comfortable and stylish stay for you and your pets.
Check for accessible room options including roll-in showers, grab bars, and wider doorways.
Confirm the accessibility of common areas, entrances, and elevators within the property.
Consider proximity to accessible public transportation like the QLine or People Mover.
