Hotels in Detroit, MI

When searching for hotels in Detroit, your best bet is to stay in downtown Detroit if you plan to use public transportation. The People Mover is Detroit’s elevated train that loops around the downtown area, and the SMART Bus is the regional bus system. Most of the bus routes start at the downtown waterfront and radiate out in relatively straight lines through the city and outer suburbs to the surrounding towns. Unless you’re in the downtown area, be prepared to walk several blocks to the nearest bus stop. There are some great hotels in Detroit’s downtown area, such as the Detroit Marriott at the Renaissance Center (located along the RiverWalk) or the more affordable Crowne Plaza Detroit Downtown Riverfront.

No matter what brings you to the city, it’s easy to find hotels in Detroit that suit your needs. The financial district in the southwest part of Downtown Detroit is popular with business travelers. The Crown Plaza Detroit Downtown is a cheap hotel option in this Detroit district, while the Detroit Foundation Hotel provides more luxury amenities. If you’re looking for cheap hotels in Detroit for a family adventure, the Comfort Inn Downtown Detroit is close to both the family-friendly waterfront and the parks and beaches of Belle Island. Staying in the heart of downtown gives visitors access to all the restaurants, nightclubs, and attractions the city has to offer. You’ll find nationally branded Detroit hotels here, such as the Hilton Garden Inn Detroit, as well as independent options, like the Hotel Indigo Detroit Downtown and the Inn at 97 Winder boutique luxury hotel.

Baseball fans can catch a Detroit Tigers game at Comerica Park, and theater lovers flock to the historic Fox Theatre; both are in downtown Detroit. Aloft Detroit at The David Whitney and the Siren Hotel are two Detroit hotels near these attractions. The Renaissance Center is a skyscraper complex on the downtown waterfront that features offices, shopping, and dining. A stay at Sonder - The Randolf will put you close to this tourist destination. Feeling lucky? Book a room at one of Detroit’s three casinos in the city: MGM Grand Detroit, the Greektown Casino, and the MotorCity Casino Hotel. For outdoor enthusiasts, Milliken State Park is located along the waterfront just east of downtown, and the Comfort Inn Downtown is one of the cheap hotels in this Detroit area.

There are plenty of hotels in Detroit that are close to bars and restaurants. Corktown is a trending foodie paradise, featuring everything from great sandwiches and niche breweries to fine dining, and the Trumbull and Porter Hotel is in the heart of this restaurant scene. The Greektown neighborhood has a vibrant nightlife; the Atheneum Suite Hotel will keep you close to the action, and it’s also convenient to the Detroit People Mover train. The Detroit Club-Hotel, which has a stop on the SMART bus line, is an upscale Detroit hotel in the city’s financial district, which is packed with a variety of dining options—fine dining and fast-casual.

On average, people stay in Detroit for a total of 2 nights.

The cost of a hotel room in Detroit will vary according to demand, location and star rating. On average, rooms will cost around $221 per night.

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