Detroit
Days 1-7 · 6 nightsOn West Lafayette Boulevard, in a 1917 building, 600 m from the centre. The suites leave room for families, and the centre can be explored on foot.
€150 a nightSee on Booking →In the central tower of the Renaissance Center, on the banks of the Detroit River. The RiverWalk starts at the foot of the hotel, and the centre is reached on foot or by People Mover.
The People Mover, an elevated railway that loops around the centre, has a station in the Renaissance Center.
€160 a nightSee on Booking →On Saint Antoine Street, in the heart of Greektown, 700 m from the centre. A casino hotel that stays lively late into the night, for those who want to remain in the buzz of the neighbourhood.
€130 a nightSee on Booking →On Gratiot Avenue, in Greektown, 500 m from the centre. You have the neighbourhood's Greek restaurants downstairs and the Guardian Building a few streets away.
€130 a nightSee on Booking →On John R Street, in a 1925 building given back to the city, 500 m from the centre. A chain address with soul, for those who like to watch Detroit rebuild itself.
€130 a nightSee on Booking →In Romulus, on Merriman Road, near the airport and 26 km from the centre. A practical night before an early flight or after a late arrival, not for visiting the city.
€90 a nightSee on Booking →On Woodward Avenue, the main artery of the centre, 400 m from the heart of town. A boutique hotel from Detroit's watchmaking brand, surrounded by shops and restaurants.
€300 a nightSee on Booking →On Broadway Street, in the Wurlitzer Building, 500 m from the centre. A boutique hotel that brings a long-empty building back to life, in the heart of a reviving downtown.
€220 a nightSee on Booking →On Washington Boulevard, in a 1924 palace hotel, 400 m from the centre. You sleep in a symbol of Detroit's comeback, with the centre and the river on foot.
When it opened in 1924, the Book Cadillac was the tallest hotel in the world.
€220 a nightSee on Booking →