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The city’s first luxury casino resort is all that its Sin City brethren has famously come to embody, and then some. — Forbes Travel Guide
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The four-pearl 453-room Westin Book Cadillac Detroit is opulent and grand with upscale event spaces. — Oyster
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A charming historic property built in 1931 on the grounds of the Ford Motor Company, this lovely brick inn has been tastefully renovated. — Michelin Guide
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This fine hotel over in the Midtown neighbourhood is made up of four Victorian homes, with a total of 40 rooms. — Rough Guide
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A two-story lobby mural of Trojan War figures sets the scene for trendy Greektown's popular all suite property. — Michelin Guide
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A lively hotel in artsy Motor City environs. — Gayot
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The upscale Westin Detroit Metropolitan Airport is a step above most airport hotels -- it has a beautiful, serene atrium with a huge reflecting pool, and it's exceptionally quiet. — Oyster
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The Marriott is located in the Renaissance Center, and the People Mover connects it to the rest of downtown. — Fodor's
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A historic addition to Downtown Detroit. — Gayot
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Two blocks east of the Renaissance Center and within walking distance of downtown attractions is this pleasant, no-frills two-story hotel. — Fodor's
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This chain hotel is in a commercial area about 3 mi east of downtown Northville and 4 mi from Twelve Oaks Mall. The four floors feature traditional furnishings throughout. — Fodor's
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The Hilton offers standard-issue digs, but it's comfortable and close to Comerica Park, Ford Field and Greektown. — Lonely Planet
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Among the area's nicest hotels, the Baronette has three floors of modern rooms. It borders the commercial and residential parts of town and is next to Twelve Oaks Mall. — Fodor's
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A choice for both business travelers and families, the hotel has a grand ballroom and amphitheater. — Fodor's
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Rooms boast 12-foot-high ceilings, beds draped with an inviting mountain of pillows, granite countertops in bathrooms, and views of woods and the hotel’s 27-hole golf course. — Travel + Leisure
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