Detroit's Best Boutique Hotel

Traditional downtown lodging with warm hospitality and close proximity to Comerica Park.

Reviews:

• “Not recommended!!”
• “GREAT RESTAURANT DINING SERVICE IS BACK-HOTEL ST.REGIS”
• “Not Even Opened”
• “Nicest Hotel in Detroit "
• “total disappointment”

Tips: The property boasts 10,000 square feet of meeting and banquet facilities, and teleconferencing is available. A small exercise room (open 24 hours a day) is equipped with a treadmill, air bike and Stairmaster.

St. Regis Hotel

Budget-friendly chain boasts comfortable, spacious suites with home-like amenities.

Tips: The Priority Club Rewards Program allows guests to earn points toward free stays, miles and more.

Candlewood Suites Detroit-Troy or email Candlewood Suites Detroit-Troy

Comfort, historic charm and river views are among the reasons to stay at this warehouse district hotel.

Reviews:

• “Doesn’t belong on the best of anything list. Maybe the average of everything…”
• “Avoid on Friday nights Belle Isle.”
• “Exceptional Staff—Good location”
• “I Found My Summer Home….”

Omni Detroit Hotel

Convenient to many large company headquarters, hotel caters to business travelers with office center, phone translation service and fitness room.

Reviews:

• “Great value for a wonderful experience”
• “Worst service I’ve ever experienced”

Tips: For an elegant dinner, try the upscale steak and seafood at the hotel’s own No. VI Chop House.

Hotel Baronette

Inn combines B&B charm with hotel amenities. Guests select from 40 rooms across six restored Victorian homes and carriage houses.

Reviews:

• “Terrible Experience Twice”

Tips: The Inn’s meeting room can accommodate up to 40 people. Outdoor receptions can be held for up to 150.

Inn on Ferry Street

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