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We had a fantastic experience at the Detroit Club! The atmosphere was beautiful, and the service was outstanding. A special shout-out to Michael, our bartender—he was incredible. He made every drink perfectly, offered great recommendations, and provided friendly, attentive service throughout our visit. He truly made the experience memorable. We can’t wait to come back! (Especially for the key lime martini!!)
We decided to stay in a nice hotel in Detroit after getting married in the courthouse earlier that day, and specifically wanted a room with a 2 person tub, so we chose The Detroit Club. Check in and check out were very smooth and quick. As for the rooms themselves, they are very nice and clean, though the decor is a bit dated. I can hardly call that an issue though as the hotel itself is historical with a classic aesthetic. We got the king spa suite; the bed was very cozy and the tub was big enough to fit both of us. There is also a canopy apparatus above the bed so you can bring your own drapery for a more romantic vibe. There is also a large selection of snacks and alcohol in the room, but they come with an additional upcharge. Comes with robes and plenty of towels. Very walkable location with lots to do nearby. My two complaints about the room: the bathroom had an extremely strong "funky"/chemically/stale smell. It wasn't that big of a deal as we didn't use the bathroom much, but it was off putting. Also, the room does not have an actual minifridge. It has a tiny drink fridge (that's already full of drinks), so your options are to try and cram everything in there, bring a small cooler, or have no leftovers from any restaurants you visit. This honestly was a bit shocking and I can't remember the last time I was in a hotel that didn't have one (and we stay in bare minimum hotel rooms only for a place to sleep when we travel). For $370, there should be a minifridge. The continental breakfast left much to be desired. Though I feel such an expensive hotel should have a hot breakfast, I'm not going to consider that in the review. There really was not much food at all and what was there wasn't that good. The hostess was scrambling trying to restock while there were several people waiting to get food. It doesn't seem like the surrounding area has a ton of breakfast joints so it is a little frustrating that what was offered in the hotel was so lackluster. That being said, I don't think that is enough to deter me from coming here again. The rooms are clean, the beds are comfy, you can't hear any outside noise besides motorcycles from within the room, and the tub is big. That's all that we need for a good night and The Detroit Club delivered. We will strongly consider it if we ever want to do something like this again.
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Soak is nice spa to visit. Make it what you need. Really enjoyed my service in The Library. I had the smash burgers with these amazing baked fried French fries. The building was built in 1832. Its the oldest gentlemens club in Detroir. Learned a lot. I will go back.
I wanted to like it. The place has a great atmosphere and the bartender in the Library Bar is awesome but it ends there. The guy who checked us in Saturday was great but the room had no air or heat available. Not even a fan to help cool it down as the thermostat said it was 78 degrees in there. The tv didn’t work either so they sent someone up. He said we have to leave the HVAC off and hopefully it will cool down later. He got the tv on but we could only change the channels. The volume didn’t work and we had to unplug it to turn it off. I mentioned this to the lady at the desk when we left Sunday and apparently we annoyed the hell out of her because she just rolled her eyes. The worst part was that the valet parked my new car under something that left stains all over my vehicle. I had to take a razor blade to get it off the windshield and I’m hoping to find something that can get it off the paint. Power washing helped but only a little bit. All this for over $400 a night.
⭐️ (1/5) – Historic branding cannot hide poor maintenance and failed service I chose The Detroit Club because of its reputation as a historic, elite property. Unfortunately, the experience was the opposite of luxury. I booked a “Luxury Queen Suite” specifically advertised as being on the “top floors” with “stunning city views” and “300 square feet of sophisticated space.” Instead, I was assigned a room on the 2nd floor overlooking mechanical equipment, exposed pipes, and a parking area. I brought the listing downstairs and politely asked: > “Are you sure I received the Luxury Queen? It doesn’t match the description online.” The front desk employee (“Teddy”) responded: > “The descriptions are generic.” No — they are not generic. The listing specifically references higher floors and city views. The room itself showed obvious maintenance and quality problems: • Toilet paper holder pulling out of the wall • Chipped and damaged furniture • Worn carpeting • Very limited accessible outlets near the bed • TV/apps still logged into previous guests’ accounts (privacy issue) • Door frame visibly misaligned with light showing through from the hallway • Advertised saltwater grotto out of service The service was even more disappointing than the room. When I raised concerns, I was told: > “I didn’t build the hotel.” No apology. No accommodation. No meaningful attempt to help. When I asked for a manager, the employee disappeared into a back room, returned, and stated: > “We really don’t have a manager here.” Then: > “Let me make a call.” Then: > “A manager will be here tomorrow.” When I asked for his name, I was told: > “We’re not allowed to give out our names.” I also emailed the hotel directly and received no response. The morning front desk staff likewise offered no solutions or follow-up. This property appears to rely heavily on its history and branding while neglecting the basics: maintenance, accountability, professionalism, and honesty in advertising. Historic charm does not excuse misleading listings, deteriorating rooms, or indifferent guest service. I expected elegance. What I received was excuses, attitude, and a room far below the standard being sold.