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Welcome to Detroit, MI Downtown Hotels
Hotels in downtown Detroit put you in the middle of the birthplace of the American automotive industry, the home of Motown music, and the only major downtown area in America to look South to Canada. The Detroit, MI downtown area has seen a recent renewal of parks and walkways to help visitors and residents alike enjoy the distinct culture of downtown Detroit.
Detroit downtown hotels include Atheneum Suites Hoteland Mgm Grand Detroit. Book tickets and make online reservations for events, attractions, and more things to do in Detroit.
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Mgm Grand Detroit
1777 South 3rd Street, Detroit, MIThe MGM Grand Detroit is a Detroit downtown hotel that indulges all of your senses. A place where you feel welcome, rejuvenated and pampered. Located just 20 minutes away from the Detroit Metro Airport and near all major sporting and entertainment venues, The MGM Grand Detroit puts you in the center of entertainment. MGM Grand Detroit is the premier hotel and entertainment destination in the state.
Westin Book Cadillac Detroit
1114 Washington, Detroit, MILegendary style and glamour has returned to Detroit downtown hotels. The historic Book Cadillac Hotel has been restored to its original splendor to reclaim its position as Detroit's premier lodging and social gathering destination. Now included in the National Register of Historic Places, the Italian Renaissance-style hotel was the tallest building in Detroit and the tallest hotel in the world at its completion in 1924.
About Detroit, MI
Detroit, MI was founded in 1701 by the French officer Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac, and taken by the British in 1760. Because of Detroit's ideal location, it quickly became a center of commerce and transport for the Northern United States. The unique heritage and history of the city has created a variety of hotels in downtown Detroit like no other, and in the late 1800's and early 1900's was referred to as "The Paris of the West".
Many of Detroit's downtown buildings are listed on the National Register of Historic places, including architecturally unique churches such as including St. Joseph Catholic Church and Saint Anne de Detroit Catholic Church. Others are ultra modern high-rise luxury hotels and condos, such and the Riverfront Towers. Modern improvements to downtown Detroit include a three and a half mile long riverfront promenade.
Nightlife in downtown Detroit include the DTE Energy Music Theater and dozens of night clubs. For a more refined evening, downtown Detroit features the nation's second largest theater district. See our things to do in Detroit page to book a reservation or purchase tickets online.
