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Where to stay in Detroit?
652 places to stay and 38,472 rooms across Detroit, the suburbs and Michigan’s favorite weekend towns. Tell us what brings you here and we’ll show you where to sleep.
A game, a show, a convention or a dawn flight? Pick one and we line up the hotels: downtown by walking minutes, on an aerial photo with the walking rings.
Every dot on the map is a hotel; the bigger the dot, the more rooms. Click any of them to open its page.
02 / Deals
Room plus game tickets? Got it.
Packages straight from the hotels’ own sites: game days, theater nights, park and fly. We gathered them in one place so you don’t have to click around.
An apartment-style extended-stay hotel in the neoclassical Gabriel Richard Building on Michigan Avenue, with full kitchens and in-suite laundry right by the People Mover.
A self-service apartment hotel in the historic Lawyers Building on Cadillac Square, with full kitchens and in-unit laundry a block from Campus Martius.
Apartment-style hotel inside the restored 1926 Book Tower on downtown's Washington Boulevard: 117 suites with full kitchens and washer-dryers, built for a weekend or a month.
A Residence Inn built for longer stays on Mercury Drive in Dearborn's Fairlane area, with kitchen suites, free breakfast and parking, and an indoor pool.
Kitchen suites on Fox Drive in Livonia's Six Mile Road business area, close to downtown Northville. Built for longer work trips, with hot breakfast included.
An all-suite extended-stay hotel in Allen Park, a short drive south of Dearborn and The Henry Ford, with free parking and free breakfast from 5:30 a.m.
An all-suite Staybridge Suites on Michigan Avenue in west Dearborn, off I-94 and a short drive from The Henry Ford, with kitchens, breakfast and an evening social.
A three-story, 114-suite extended-stay hotel in Pontiac's Centerpoint business park off I-75, with kitchens, free breakfast, an indoor pool and a grill courtyard.
An all-suite Staybridge Suites on North Opdyke Road in Auburn Hills, near Stellantis headquarters and Oakland University, with kitchens, hot breakfast and a local shuttle.
An all-suite Staybridge Suites in Novi next to Henry Ford Providence Novi Hospital off I-96, close to the Vibe Credit Union Showplace, with kitchens and hot breakfast.
An all-suite Staybridge Suites on Northwestern Highway in Southfield's office district, with full kitchens (dishwasher included), hot breakfast and a 24-hour front desk.
An 82-suite, three-story extended-stay hotel next to Great Lakes Crossing Outlets in Auburn Hills, renovated in 2025, with kitchens, free breakfast and a heated indoor pool.
A four-story, 71-suite extended-stay hotel on Loop Road in Commerce Township, with kitchenettes, free breakfast, a heated indoor pool and a shopping plaza within walking distance.
An all-suite Residence Inn on Hayes Road with the Sterling Heights name and a Clinton Township address: full kitchens, free parking and room for two pets.
An all-suite extended-stay TownePlace on Chicago Road in Warren, across from the General Motors Technical Center, with kitchens, free parking and EV charging.
An all-suite extended-stay Staybridge Suites in Ann Arbor's research-park district south of I-94. All 130 suites have kitchens; breakfast and parking are free.
A 12-story Midtown tower on Woodward Avenue becoming North America's first Apartments by Marriott Bonvoy: about 92 furnished apartments with kitchens. Opening expected in 2026.
Grand ballrooms, a radio studio on the roof, jazz in the basement: some of the city’s great hotels still stand, others live on only in photos. The Green Book tag marks the places where Black travelers could stay safely during segregation.
On the hotel’s own site your deal is with the hotel itself, and Quarter Detroit reader perks only work there.
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Count in parking
At most downtown hotels parking costs extra, and many only offer valet. When we know the price, it’s on the hotel’s page.
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Book early on game days
If you’re coming on a Tigers, Lions or Red Wings day or for a big concert, the rooms around the stadiums go first. Check Events to see what’s on in town.
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You can skip the car
The People Mover and the QLINE streetcar are free, and most downtown hotels are a few minutes’ walk from a stop. Each hotel page shows the nearest one.
06 / For hotels
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We gathered and checked these places from the hotels’ own sites and public sources (September 30, 2026). Nobody can buy a better spot in the list; anything marked “Sponsored” is a paid feature. Spotted a mistake? Write to hello@quarterdetroit.com.
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