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Condé Nast TravelerJul 31

The Best Hotels in Detroit—and Why the City Belongs on Your Travel List

A former resident and frequent Detroit visitor shares her favorite hotels in the city.

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  • RiverwalkHotelPasti menang jika main slot777 dan slot88 di situs bonanza slot gacor 777 online agar menang dalam permainan zeus slot…
  • Belle IsleSightspend an afternoon
  • The Siren HotelHotelglass-enclosed terrace atop the former Wurlitzer building
  • RoostHotelset inside the Book Tower, a 1920s skyscraper
  • Le SuprêmeRestaurantFrench bistro could be a love letter to Paris
  • Hiroki SanRestaurantpours sake with gold-flecked sushi
  • The Aladdin SaneRestaurantBowie-named lounge mixes cocktails by candlelight
  • Monarch ClubRestaurantmidcentury-inspired cocktail den with 360-degree open-air deck
  • ElementHotelenjoyable base with apartment-style rooms and suites
  • MadcapCafégrab a coffee
  • Hotel David WhitneyHotel1915 landmark with soaring atrium and fireplaces
  • Library BarRestaurantpours cocktail riffs named for lumber baron family
  • Ford FieldSightIt primarily serves as the home of the Detroit Lions of the National Football League (NFL), the Mid-American Conference…
  • Comerica ParkSightIt has been the home of the Detroit Tigers of Major League Baseball (MLB) since its opening in 2000.
  • Detroit Foundation HotelHotelinside a 1929 firehouse with industrial edges
  • Apparatus RoomRestaurantlight-flooded bar crowned with hundreds of hanging bulbs
  • Shinola HotelHotelknits five historic downtown buildings into one stay
  • San MorelloRestaurantwood-fired pizza and housemade pasta
  • Detroit Institute of ArtsMuseumvisit for free
  • Candy BarRestaurantsip bubbles below a glittering disco ball
  • CheninRestaurantbiodynamic wines and butter-lavished treats
  • downtownPlace of worshiphighly walkable area
  • Eastern MarketMarket
  • Fox TheatreTheatre
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