디트로이트 디트로이트 현대 미술관 근처 호텔 & 숙소 추천

“Air conditioning was not working. But luckily it cooled down enough at night to make it bearable. The room and the balcony were great as was the staff. ”

“Should have provided breakfast for free for the price. ”

“It’s an amazing building from yesteryears exceptionally restored and updated. The staff is warm and friendly and it is located in walking distance of everything right next door to a Detroit people mover station. Highly recommend”

“Noisy at night.”

“Booked through Expedia obviously. The hotel took the portion that was supposed to be taken from Expedia taken from my credit card used for incidentals at check in. Still trying to get ahold of element hotel to get my money back. So basically paid for hotel twice.”

“what a beautiful inn! We were in town for a concert at the Little Caesars Arena. I wish we could've stayed at the 97 longer. When I return to Detroit, I will definitely stay here again.”

“Beautiful property with staff that are excellent examples of top hospitality. Germany and Sienna (bartender-my apologies if I have missed your name), were gracious and accommodating when my granddaughter and I were desperate for a late night snack. Thank you!”

“Great place very unique ”

“Beautiful property but there wasn’t extra toilet paper and Kleenex in the room and the bathroom shelf wasn’t secure. It was also pretty warm and we didn’t have individual control of our room temp. A mini fridge would have gone a long way. There was also no tea in the lobby. I would stay there again in the spring or fall. ”

“Casino and ba”

“Location was amazing! Close to everything and walkable. Parking is only valet. Or you can park yourself off site. Hotel is clean. Staff are friendly and very Accommodating. Only issue was the plumbing. Sink and tub Slow to drain and toilet as well. But all in all great place to stay! 2 min walk to Forld field and Comerica Park! And Greek town 5 min walk for fabulous food! ”

“The hotel was clean and updated. The rooms were updated and well kept. Easy parking and access to the city.”