"The Motor City," Detroit, Michigan, offers visitors an array of attractions ranging from sports complexes to the Motown Historical Museum. Downtown restaurants range from Asian to Mexican cuisine. Not only does downtown Detroit offer affordable hotels, but visitors can acquire even better hotel rates in the surrounding areas of Detroit. The best time to visit Detroit for vacationing or sight-seeing is during the fall or spring when the weather is mild.
Luxury and indulgence are the most important features of the MGM Grand Detroit Hotel. As of September 2010, MGM's hotel rates start at $249 nightly. Guests choose from suites and executive rooms with city views, private baths, marble floors and whirlpool tubs. In addition, MGM has three on-site restaurants that provide full-service breakfast, lunch and dinner. Guests have access to MGM's spa facilities. Guests are encouraged to make reservations in advance to ensure availability. MGM is centrally located near the Renaissance Center in Detroit. Attractions include the sports complexes, theaters, museums and shopping centers.
MGM Grand Detroit Hotel
1777 Third St.
Detroit, MI 48266
877-888-2121
mgmgranddetroit.com
A moderately priced hotel, the Milner's average hotel rate is $89 as of September 2010. The Milner is centrally located near Comerica Park, Ford Field, concert halls, museums, Renaissance Center and the Detroit Athletic Club. Guests receive complimentary continental breakfast, high-speed Internet and parking. Guests rooms include standard room amenities and hotel services.
Milner Hotel
1538 Centre St.
Detroit, MI 48226
313-963-3950
detroit.milner-hotels.com
The Inn on Ferry Street provides guests with a choice of Victorian-themed rooms. The average room rate as of September 2010 is $139 per night. Although the inn is Victorian, it has the modern amenities preferred by guests. All rooms have private bathrooms with whirlpool tubs. Guests receive complimentary Wi-Fi access, continental breakfast, on-site parking and shuttle services within a five-mile radius. The Inn is conveniently located near the Henry Ford Museum, Charles Wright African American History Museum, Detroit Institute of Arts and the New Detroit Science Center.
Inn on Ferry Street
84 E. Ferry St.
Detroit, MI 48202
313-871-6000
innonferrystreet.com
The oldest hotel in Detroit, St. Regis is located centrally in the downtown area of Detroit. Guest rooms are decorated with Motown artist themes. Guests receive complimentary high-speed Internet, daily newspaper, breakfast and a membership to the local fitness facility. In addition, St. Regis has a restaurant, La Musique, a Cajun restaurant with Motown themes and an urban, elegant feel. St. Regis is located near the COBO Convention Center, Motown, Comerica, Ford Field, Joe Louis Arena and the Renaissance Center.
St. Regis Hotel
3071 W. Grand Blvd.
Detroit, MI 48202
313-873-3000
hotelstregisdetroit.com
