Juan Perez

5/5

a month ago

Beautiful building and city. Love Detroit, home away from home. Lots to look at and visit and walk through the downtown area. While your walking you will meet nice and polite people on your journey like we did. Have fun and be safe!

Lewis Fenderson

4/5

a month ago

I didn’t really explore the Renaissance Center. I went for a dental appointment, which didn’t require me to pass through much of it: however, from during prior visits I have always found it to be clean and well maintained. There are some retail stores, some restaurants and several GM vehicles are displayed in the lobby.

Sharon Gower

5/5

2 weeks ago

My husband, myself and our good friends spent the weekend in Detroit to attend both a Red Wings and a Lions game. The Renaissance Center is a very nice place to stay, plus it’s close to restaurants, bars and sports venues.

Rodney Sanville

5/5

2 weeks ago

Beautiful place to watch a game. Amenities are everywhere. Things to do for all ages. Plenty of memorabilia. Miss the I’ll with the new perfectly. Nice how they let the fans get close to their star players. A homey feel to it all.

Jack Skarr

3/5

a year ago

Not many bar options near stadium!

Dustin Bennett

5/5

a month ago

Great game tonight, great atmosphere, and a great experience. Only about 40% capacity tonight but it was a great night for baseball. The stadium needs a little bit of updating and some parts of the LED boards were burned out. Staff was pleasant and everyone kept things moving along quickly with screening and concessions.

Betty Smith

4/5

a year ago

I like the way the casino is taking precautions to adhere to the mandated laws

Heather arispe

5/5

a month ago

The hotel had a great view, the stay was on the 14th floor. Room service had generous servings. The pancakes are omelets are huge so definitely share-able. The hotel is within walking distance to restaurants and stuff on Trumball Street but a 20 -30 minute walk to downtown Detroit. The room was clean and customer service was great. Would stay here again but maybe rent a car for ease of moving around the City.

John Mcnew

3/5

a year ago

Need more of the slot machine to be open up

TM Guyton

5/5

3 weeks ago

Attended the Making Strides for Breast Cancer Event at Hart Plaza and it was beautiful. My 3 hour drive was absolutely worth every mile. Clean area, cordial and friendly participants. Beautiful riverfront walk. View of Canada across the way. Awesome experience in the city.

Joey Fritz

5/5

a month ago

This is an architectural masterpiece! This park host the best electronic music festival every Memorial Day weekend. Also many other awesome events! Anytime is a good time to check this park out. Night view is amazing along with the day time views. This park has alot of history and I find it very interesting.

leslie Selden

5/5

a month ago

The city of Detroit has done a great job on restoring Hart Plaza. New concrete throughout and the fountain partially works! More work is being performed but it was really good to see this awesome spot on the river front being used and fixed.

Duane Kemmerling

5/5

6 months ago

First time being in one of the churches downtown and it was amazing to see they had some pretty cool staues to see

Charles Austin

5/5

a week ago

The most beautiful church I’ve ever been in along with a very impressive message

Allison Accardo

5/5

3 months ago

Love Old Saint Mary’s. Beautiful church. Reverent Liturgy (including TLM and Latin Novus Ordo). Great community. If you love the traditions of the Church … come here.

If you’re looking for an established and thriving urban parish of families, professionals, and others … come here.

We have donuts after pretty much every weekend Mass.

Confessions heard before pretty much every Mass.

And concerts.

Seriously.

You should come and give OSM a try.

Anthony Williams

2/5

a week ago

A while back I was going to Ceasars and to visit a friend in Windsor, Ontario. I’m a frequent traveler to Canada and most of the time the officers on the Canadian side are super friendly and cordial. However, one day on a routine crossing the woman at the booth was unusually vigilant in questioning me. When I didn’t just tell her everything she wanted to know immediately she sent me to secondary inspection, “we’re gonna have a look”. Most of the other officers were once again cordial but the lone female officer found my old cell phone that I keep in my gym bag for emergencies. She turned it on and asked for my password, I didn’t remember the password but could unlock it from muscle memory. I stepped off the curb to reach for the phone to unlock it for her, she then yelled “back on the curb!”. I put put one foot on the curb while backing up and she barked “all the way up!”. I wasn’t threatening her, just trying to unlock the phone. After I did she scrolled through my photos and saw my pictures from the Grand Canyon. Then proceeded to show her colleagues as if it was show ‘n tell. It’s one thing to look for security purposes but to pass my phone/ photos around from my vacation was unprofessional and an abuse of authority. I’m not misogynistic but on that day the 2 female officers that I encountered were unpleasant for whatever reason. I’m a frequent traveler and this wasn’t consistent with my other crossings before and after.

Eder

5/5

a week ago

5$ per pass and worth it.
Easy access to CA.
ArriveCAN is easy to sign up.
Return was easy as well.
Make sure to read the requirements before traveling.

Bernadette Coleman

5/5

a month ago

Detroit/Boarder Patrol Officers are the “BEST” public service agents when one is in need of clarification re-entering our country. My Nexus card reported having error; they resolved the issue state side without contest!!!

Aaron Sepulveda

5/5

a month ago

Incredible design and a great opportunity to glare into the history of mega-prosperous Detroit. Parking (as in most of the heart of downtown) can be challenging to find or even costly, but coming to the Guardian – particularly if you’re already going to the riverfront – is worth it.

It’s free, it’s always open to the public, and it’s beautiful. The halls are massive and the interior of the entrance has opulent, bright wall and ceiling tile. The ceiling of the adjoining first floor (and former main bank lobby) is covered in canvas giving a poor impression of what the former space might have looked like, but the space is equally as beautiful; there are this humongous colored glass block windows and brass and enameled features everywhere. Acknowledging its history, there are also diagrams and documents everywhere telling you a bit more about the space and engaging with that history.

A very cool (FREE) thing to spend time doing. Do it on the weekend when the first floor is empty of banking personnel and clients.

James Palumbo

5/5

a month ago

Stunning entryway. It is like a byzantine church. Free to walk around. Highly recommend spending a few moments. Great place to get out of the heat or cold when wandering around downtown.

YS

2/5

a year ago

Closed for viewing

Emily M. Sullivan

3/5

a week ago

The Penobscot Building could be gorgeous. I worked on the 43rd floor from 2014- March 2021. My office overlooked Comerica Park. Every office in our suite had breathtaking views. The sunset photo below is taken from the in-suite bathroom.

The security and building staff were friendly and professional. My low review has nothing to do with them. The building’s staff do the best they can with the resources available to them.

The Penobscot has two elevator shafts, so you need to transfer elevators to get to floors 34-44. I got stuck in the elevators several times (once for over an hour). On multiple occasions I was required to take walk 10+ floors to my office when the tower elevator was inoperable.

During my last months there my suite had no running water. This meant I had to (hopefully) take two elevators to the 13th floor to use the restroom.

It’s a shame that this building has fallen into disrepair.

cecil p

5/5

a month ago

This building is only at 30% capacity. I worked there in the past. Caucus Club is amazing. Food is great, the owner is a great guy( George)👌

Kenneth Turner

2/5

a year ago

It is what it is

David Flatt

5/5

a year ago

Great organization that has done so much to help preserve automotive heritage in Michigan.

Tamara James

2/5

2 years ago

Ghost town…probably was grand in the beginning.😞

Cody Moore

5/5

2 years ago

Super, super cool!

Tibor Tamas

5/5

4 weeks ago

Nice walk by the Detroit River. Free parking available on site.

Kelvin Lundy

5/5

5 months ago

Everyone must enjoy the Riverwalk in Downtown Detroit!

Lisa Bannerman

4/5

7 months ago

It’s a fun get away walking running skating exercising good for walking talking therapy get a breather in the lot 👍

Josh Eide

5/5

2 months ago

Beautiful church! Perfect for Sunday services or for a wedding

Donald Lucero

4/5

4 months ago

Beautiful church, limited parking

Rich Lawrence

5/5

11 months ago

I moved to Chicago 9 years ago and will always consider Historic Trinity a home away from home.

Cleo Wiley

5/5

a year ago

The pictures speaks for itself.

Robert Washington

5/5

a year ago

The mix of people, all enjoying our fantastic Waterfront. A welcome respite from the chaotic world that we live in.
I love Detroit!

Marie Earl

3/5

4 months ago

This is a beautiful walk but could be so.much more. It looks like it will eventually have working water features. It needs to add some cute shops and eating places.

Mike Carnill

5/5

5 months ago

Great VEGAN OPTIONS at food trucks. These are photos from Brass Kitchen

stephanie Blue

5/5

a year ago

I went for a Free high impact Aerobics and kickboxing class. It was Great and they worked us! That’s exactly what I needed. I’ll be back next Wednesday. 😊

Vasily

5/5

a year ago

This street light is not matching the architectural style of the buildings and would be more appropriate to a production area.

Lady’Ingri __

5/5

2 months ago

My cousins and I went outdoor skating and had a blast! We do “Older Cousin’s Night” each month.
Everyone there enjoyed one another and helped others skating. We’re going to schedule a day for our much younger cousins to go and enjoy themselves as well.

chris stamatakis

5/5

2 months ago

The heart is downtown Detroit! Campus Martius has everything you need for a good time. This most recent visit was for the “lazy car show” but we come several time a year for Christmas lights, skating and concerts. If you’re looking for something to do, or even just to find a spot and chill, Campus Martius usually has want you need to have some fun. Food or drinks too!!

Dup Scuva

5/5

2 weeks ago

It’s truly amazing to see how much downtown Detroit has transformed over the years. I have been here all of my life and have seen the ups and downs of the city.. It was fantastic to walk around and dine in the area. There are lots of things to do for the family or for individuals. Great job Detroit.

Bill / بلال Mcdad مقداد

5/5

a month ago

Another landmark that I use quite often to feature my couple’s. Love the architecture!

Dallas Mallory

4/5

3 months ago

Really cool place to check out. Love the architecture.

ford henry

5/5

6 months ago

Awesome historical building. Go take a look at it you will not be disappointed

Ace

1/5

a year ago

Judge Drain’s clerk is extremely rude! I don’t know what her problem is but she’s very hostile and has a horrible attitude! You don’t treat people that way!

Bill Hartzer

4/5

2 years ago

Friendly security staff, just remember that you can’t bring in your cell phone, so leave it in the car.

CM CM

5/5

3 years ago

Beautiful court house with smart judges and friendly staff.

Rebecca Singh

5/5

6 months ago

It reminds me a little of the chapel at USNA, but with its own unique history. We very much enjoyed the service and learning about this historic building. Also, the choir was wonderful– so impressive!

philip gensler

5/5

2 months ago

Beautiful historical building

Audrey Jarrell

5/5

3 months ago

Super place to visit.