Checked in around 8 pm. They were sold out of the room type I had booked. Upon request of a token of inconvenience, they comped me breakfast and gave me a $75 room credit which I appreciated. My experience here has been very mixed. The food at the bar was pricey, but my burger was good. The bartenders we're very attentive -- no complaints there.
The bathroom/shower is where the deductions come from. The showe curtains were disgusting. Black stains on the front, mold on the inside. The soap dispenser was empty and they left an empty/used lotion in the room. When I called room service there was no apology and the lady was quite curt, asking "so what do you need tonight". For $300/night, I expect better.
TrueWolverine87
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April 12, 2026
Stayed here for one night, and it was a decent experience.
In the past, a lot of reviewers have complained about the service, but all of the employees were friendly to me. I had zero issues with the staff. The room was nice and clean for the most part, and was also surprisingly spacious for such a tall and skinny hotel tower (LOL). My bed was quite comfortable as well, and I was able to get a decent night's sleep without a problem.
The elevators are locked and require a room key. When you enter the elevator, you have to touch your key to the scanner before pressing your floor (this is nice because it helps keep unwanted visitors out). Also, getting a panoramic view is not guaranteed. I was placed on the 16th floor and ended up with a room facing two of the office towers, so I was not able to get any decent pictures of the surrounding landscape from my room window.
My only complaint was that the trash can in my room was not empty. Housekeeping could have done a better job checking the entire room before locking the room up and leaving it for the next guest. Also, the main floor of the Renaissance Center is a bit of a labyrinth, and finding your way around can be a headache; it's like navigating your way through one of those zones in the Sonic the Hedgehog games.
Other than that, it was an enjoyable little stay.
Neda Dehestanimonfared
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July 06, 2026
A huge thank you to Louise Burgan! She was incredibly kind, patient, and helpful throughout our check-in. She took the time to help us and made sure we got a wonderful room. Her warm attitude and excellent customer service made our stay even better. We truly appreciate everything she did. Highly recommend!
Leah Hershey
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June 23, 2026
We stayed at the Marriott during the Ford Fireworks and were extremely disappointed with our experience, especially considering the price we paid.
Before we even made it to our room, we witnessed an employee named Qtaurus accepting cashapps from guests in exchange for additional wristbands, free drinks, and other perks. This immediately raised concerns about the professionalism and integrity of the event.
When we entered our room, we found hair in the shower. We contacted the hotel and requested that the bathroom be recleaned, but despite our request, no one ever came to address the issue.
The biggest disappointment was the room itself. We specifically paid a premium price—over $500—for a room with a fireworks view. Qtaurus and another young woman sold us on a particular room and assured us of the view. However, when the fireworks began, we discovered that a large portion of the view was obstructed by a neighboring building. Instead of enjoying the fireworks from the comfort of our room as advertised, we had to leave and watch from the patio to get a decent view.
For the amount of money we spent, we expected a clean room, accurate information, and a memorable experience. Unfortunately, we received none of those things. Between the cleanliness issues, unfulfilled service request, questionable employee behavior, and misleading room description, our stay was far from what we were promised and not worth the premium price.
Naim Younan
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June 02, 2026
We stayed at the Detroit Marriott at the Renaissance Center during the Detroit Grand Prix weekend, and it was an outstanding experience from start to finish.
The views alone are worth the stay. Watching the Detroit River, Windsor skyline, and all the activity surrounding the Grand Prix from our room was incredible. The location couldn’t have been better—we were within walking distance of everything downtown had to offer, making race weekend easy and enjoyable.
The staff was welcoming and attentive, the room was clean and comfortable, and the Concierge Level upgrade made our stay even more special. Every interaction we had was positive, and the hotel did a great job handling the excitement and crowds that come with a major event weekend.
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Checked in around 8 pm. They were sold out of the room type I had booked. Upon request of a token of inconvenience, they comped me breakfast and gave me a $75 room credit which I appreciated. My experience here has been very mixed. The food at the bar was pricey, but my burger was good. The bartenders we're very attentive -- no complaints there. The bathroom/shower is where the deductions come from. The showe curtains were disgusting. Black stains on the front, mold on the inside. The soap dispenser was empty and they left an empty/used lotion in the room. When I called room service there was no apology and the lady was quite curt, asking "so what do you need tonight". For $300/night, I expect better.
Stayed here for one night, and it was a decent experience. In the past, a lot of reviewers have complained about the service, but all of the employees were friendly to me. I had zero issues with the staff. The room was nice and clean for the most part, and was also surprisingly spacious for such a tall and skinny hotel tower (LOL). My bed was quite comfortable as well, and I was able to get a decent night's sleep without a problem. The elevators are locked and require a room key. When you enter the elevator, you have to touch your key to the scanner before pressing your floor (this is nice because it helps keep unwanted visitors out). Also, getting a panoramic view is not guaranteed. I was placed on the 16th floor and ended up with a room facing two of the office towers, so I was not able to get any decent pictures of the surrounding landscape from my room window. My only complaint was that the trash can in my room was not empty. Housekeeping could have done a better job checking the entire room before locking the room up and leaving it for the next guest. Also, the main floor of the Renaissance Center is a bit of a labyrinth, and finding your way around can be a headache; it's like navigating your way through one of those zones in the Sonic the Hedgehog games. Other than that, it was an enjoyable little stay.
A huge thank you to Louise Burgan! She was incredibly kind, patient, and helpful throughout our check-in. She took the time to help us and made sure we got a wonderful room. Her warm attitude and excellent customer service made our stay even better. We truly appreciate everything she did. Highly recommend!
We stayed at the Marriott during the Ford Fireworks and were extremely disappointed with our experience, especially considering the price we paid. Before we even made it to our room, we witnessed an employee named Qtaurus accepting cashapps from guests in exchange for additional wristbands, free drinks, and other perks. This immediately raised concerns about the professionalism and integrity of the event. When we entered our room, we found hair in the shower. We contacted the hotel and requested that the bathroom be recleaned, but despite our request, no one ever came to address the issue. The biggest disappointment was the room itself. We specifically paid a premium price—over $500—for a room with a fireworks view. Qtaurus and another young woman sold us on a particular room and assured us of the view. However, when the fireworks began, we discovered that a large portion of the view was obstructed by a neighboring building. Instead of enjoying the fireworks from the comfort of our room as advertised, we had to leave and watch from the patio to get a decent view. For the amount of money we spent, we expected a clean room, accurate information, and a memorable experience. Unfortunately, we received none of those things. Between the cleanliness issues, unfulfilled service request, questionable employee behavior, and misleading room description, our stay was far from what we were promised and not worth the premium price.
We stayed at the Detroit Marriott at the Renaissance Center during the Detroit Grand Prix weekend, and it was an outstanding experience from start to finish. The views alone are worth the stay. Watching the Detroit River, Windsor skyline, and all the activity surrounding the Grand Prix from our room was incredible. The location couldn’t have been better—we were within walking distance of everything downtown had to offer, making race weekend easy and enjoyable. The staff was welcoming and attentive, the room was clean and comfortable, and the Concierge Level upgrade made our stay even more special. Every interaction we had was positive, and the hotel did a great job handling the excitement and crowds that come with a major event weekend.