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Aloft Detroit at the David Whitney is not your usual chain hotel. Though it’s situated in the historic David Whitney Building, a historic landmark dating back to 1915, the hotel is a thoroughly modern affair. There’s the W XYZ Detroit Bar, which offers cocktails and music, and the Re:mix lounge for a casual hangout place. Kids can enjoy Camp Aloft, which gives those under 12 special bedding, fun food and other treats. Dogs under 40 pounds also get the special Aloft treatment, with a branded bed and bowl and treats and toys. Rooms include a coffee maker, bottled water fridge and microwave (upon request).

Mobility accessible features include roll-in showers.

Hearing accessibility features include portable communications kits containing visual alarms and notification devices, visual fire alarms, doorbell and telephone notification devices, TTY and television with closed captioning.

The restaurant, fitness center and business center are all accessible.

The hotel offers valet parking.

Call the hotel with questions about the accessible facilities and services on offer at 313-237-1700.
 
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With its location close to Cobo Center, the Crowne Plaza Detroit Downtown Riverfront is an ideal base for business visitors to Detroit. Rooms features include free Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV. Feed your hunger at Urban Cellars – a modern American restaurant located in the lobby – or La Dulce where you can relax with your favorite sports game or enjoy one of Michigan’s many craft beers (served on tap). The hotel is located just a mile from the Greektown area and just steps from the Detroit Riverwalk.

The hotel has 12 accessible rooms.

Mobility accessible rooms have lowered door locks, heating, cooling and light controls. Bathrooms have adequate clear turning space, accessible tubs with grab bars, portable bathtub seats, roll-in showers and raised toilets with grab bars.

Hearing accessible rooms feature televisions with closed captioning and visual alarms or alerts.

The restaurant, fitness center, swimming pool and business center are all accessible.

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You’ll feel like you are in a different country at the Detroit Marriott at the Renaissance Center, or at least you might find yourself with a room looking out across the river to Canada! The hotel is conveniently located on the People Mover (there’s a stop right in the Renaissance Center), making it easy to hit some of the city’s top destinations. If you want to treat yourself right, upgrade to a Concierge-level room and get access to a private lounge with complimentary food and drink. There’s an in-house Starbucks to feed your java craving. For something a little more substantial, check out Volt restaurant, which is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

The business center, fitness center, restaurant and lounges are all accessible.

There is accessible parking in the self-parking facility.

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Located 20 minutes from downtown Detroit, the Embassy Suites Detroit Metro Airport is perfectly positioned to enjoy the Henry Ford museum in nearby Dearborn. Take advantage of the hotel’s made-to-order breakfast and nightly Evening Reception. If you are looking for something a little more substantial, check out the on-site Burger Bar or the Eighty Six Hundred Lounge, located in the open-air atrium lobby. The hotel offers complimentary Wi-Fi. Suites have a separate living and bedroom, microwave, fridge and two HDTVs.

Mobility accessible features include roll-in showers and grab bars in the bathroom.

Hearing accessibility features include televisions with closed captioning, TTY and strobe alarms.

The business center, exercise facility, swimming pool (hoist) and restaurant are all accessible.

There is accessible parking for cars and vans in the self-parking facility. Accessible transportation is available with advance notice.

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The recently refurbished DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Detroit Downtown – Fort Shelby boasts what it claims are the largest in the city. At 650 square feet, there’s certainly plenty of room. Each suite has a separated bedroom and living area. There’s also complimentary Wi-Fi, a coffee maker with coffee from Wolfgang Puck, LCD TV and mini fridge. You don’t even have to go far to eat. The hotel houses Motor City Kitchen (an urban twist on comfort food) and Motor City Café, where you can get coffee, pastries and grab-and-go sandwiches.

Mobility accessible features include roll-in showers or accessible tubs.

Hearing accessibility features include televisions with closed captioning and TTY.

The exercise facility and restaurant are accessible.

There is valet parking only.

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Four Points by Sheraton Detroit Metro Airport has a heated indoor pool, whirlpool and fitness center for relaxing in after a busy day of meetings or sightseeing. There’s the HopUnion Gastropub, which specializes in steak and seafood. If you are a craft beer enthusiast, book the “Best Brews” package and enjoy two local craft brews each day of your stay. Rooms include fridges, a coffee and tea maker and fast and free Wi-Fi.

Mobility accessible features include portable tub seats and grab bars in bathrooms.

Hearing-accessible features include portable communications kits containing visual alarms and notification devices and TTY.

The restaurant, swimming pool, whirlpool, fitness center and business center are accessible.

The hotel has an accessible self-parking area for cars and vans.

Call the hotel at 734-729-9000 with questions about the accessible facilities and services on offer.

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Take advantage of the daily complimentary breakfast at the Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Detroit-Downtown. To beat the cravings later in the day, check out the full lunch and dinner menu at the in-hotel Big City Bar and Grill, which serves pizza, burgers and other bar fare – not to mention the 16 beers on tap. Rooms boast a mini refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, flat-screen TV and iPod docking station and there’s complimentary Wi-Fi throughout. If you need more space, upgrade to a Kitchenette Suite or a Wet Bar Suite.

The hotel has seven accessible rooms.

Hearing accessibility features include televisions with closed captioning, telephones with TDD and communication kits with visual alarms.

The business center and exercise facility are accessible.

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It’s not Las Vegas, but the MGM Grand Detroit offers a taste of big casino service. There are three signature restaurants, including two from Wolfgang Puck, a full-service spa and a ton of entertainment options. Like Vegas, there’s a daily resort fee that covers in-room high-speed Wi-Fi, boarding pass printing, fitness center and spa access and in-room Keurig coffee makers. Rooms have 50” HDTVs, robes and slippers.

The hotel has 15 king and queen bed accessible rooms, as well as a 1000-square-foot executive corner suite that comes complete with an accessible whirlpool tub, roll-in shower with seating area and hand-held shower head.

Accessible facilities include roll-in showers and grab bars in the bathroom as well as accessible safes, entrance doorbell, and climate controls. Restaurants, spa and casino are all accessible.

The hotel has accessible van parking in the self-parking facility.

Call MGM Grand Detroit Reservations at 1-888-646-3387 for further information.

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Whether you are arriving or leaving Detroit, the new Radisson Hotel Detroit Metro Airport is a great option. Located just two miles (four minutes) from the airport, it provides a soft landing (or an easy getaway). The hotel has a 24-hour fitness center, on-site bakery (complete with Starbucks coffee), the mETRO pOLIS in-house restaurant. Rooms have complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi, a flat-screen TV, coffee maker and mini-fridge.

Mobility accessible features include wider guest room and bathroom doorways, roll-in showers, grab bars by tub and toilet, transfer seat to tub and lowered amenities.

There is a wheelchair available upon request.

Hearing accessibility features include closed caption decoder, TTY/TDD/TT and audio and visual emergency warning devices.

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With five restaurants and eateries to choose from, you aren’t going to go hungry at The Westin Book Cadillac Detroit. Take your pick from classic American dishes at 24 Grille, high quality and artisanal meats at Chef Michael Symon’s ROAST or bar bites and classic cocktails at the second-floor Motor Bar. Accessible rooms run from 340-400 square-feet and include a fridge, coffeemaker with Starbucks coffee and 55” flat-screen TVs. There’s a heated indoor pool and hot tub and an in-house spa to help you relax.

Mobility accessible features include roll-in showers, bathtub with grab bars and transfer showers.

Hearing-accessible features include visual fire alarm, doorbell notification device, portable communications kits containing visual alarms and notification devices, televisions with closed captioning and TTY.

The business center, swimming pool, hot tub and fitness center are all accessible.

The hotel offers valet parking.

Call the hotel at 313-442-1600 with questions about the accessible facilities and services on offer.

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