This hotel from the outside doesn't do it justice inside. It's a beautiful hotel with an amazingly…read morefriendly staff. The gym is a good size. The pool is cool too. With a hot tub. Can't wait to stay here again. The lounge was excellent as well.

The Henry is a visually impressive, inviting hotel. The lobby, restaurant and even conference room…read morespace are all comfortable and well-appointed. The rooms are rich in thoughtful detail matched with both comfort and convenience. The bed in my room was one of the best, most comfortable sleeping experiences I've had while traveling in quite sometime. If you're in Dearborn for business, The Henry is THE place to stay.

We stayed here during our visit to Detroit and Ford village. This is located within the busy town…read moreand tough to get in and out of the hotel during peak hours. The hotel has a place for us to pull the car check in and then 2 parking lots to park the car with reasonable walking distance. The check-in process was smooth, and we got checked in. The room was clean and spacious. There is a nice fitness room and swimming pool area. The hotel does have a laundry and dryer machine. The staff at the front desk was very helpful and assisted us with any additional questions we had during the stay. There are a lot of eateries and food options closer by at reach and great town. The breakfast was very good and able to satisfy the family. I would definitely stay here again on my visit to Dearborn !!

We stayed here before on a visit, and decided to stay here again. Was very nice and clean, the beds…read morewere comfortable and the pillows also. Breakfast was good. We usually skip breakfast at the hotels are all about the same but the lady that works here keeps it very fresh and clean and warm and we enjoyed it. We will stay here again our next visit it's very convenient to everything. Restaurants shopping pharmacy highway. Everything's right here. Great location, even White Castle. Ha Easy parking and check-in also.

We honestly had a great experience! DO NOT judge it from the outside, or area. It was unexpectedly…read morevery clean. Inside and out. Make sure yall leave a tip for house keeping! They keep it clean!!

It is a old hotel and probably used a lot. The bathroom needed a deep clean. The bathroom was small…read moreand only one plug in which I believe was upside down. There was a shelf on the outside of the bathroom with plug ins to do makeup or hair. The room was big enough. The breakfast was en extra 5.00 a person which was not worth it.

Good stay and good service! I really liked the hotel and that it has a hot tub & pool. The lobby…read morehas lots of charm and character as well and love the fountain. It was a great choice for our stay! Everyone was so friendly, and I appreciated the Diamond status recognition (and those warm cookies!). I'm a big HiltonHonors fan, and the DoubleTree brand is always a solid travel pick and it's just nice to receive an inviting and friendly welcome. The hotel is big! I mean like really big. Like a maze. I looked it up and there are 347 guest rooms covering 5 floors & 12,000+ square feetMeeting/event space. We stayed in Room 540, and while the hallway had a bit of a smoke smell, the rooms are nonsmoking, so not sure what that was about. Minor details, wear and dust, but still 5 stars based on amenities and service. I only found one Ice machine working too on 4 of the floors. Helpful tip: Door 3 is closest to the elevators! Another guest shared that with me and it saved some walking! I think I saw at least 9 numbered doors from circling the building trying to get out of the parking lot. No real issues during the stay other than the ice machine and would absolutely stay here again. We chose this location to be close to The Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation but a solid choice if you want to stay outside of Downtown Detroit.

I pulled back the sheets of my bed and found what appeared to be poo. You'd think after finding a…read moreTURD in your bed at 10pm, the staff would comp the room or at least offer an apology. Nope. They gave us a new room with a voucher for a free $30 breakfast. We head to the second room. Key doesn't work. Finally someone opens the door. The room was occupied. We head back to the front desk. Third room. No poop in the bed. No unexpected occupants. The carpet did feel oddly damp but I guess that's par for the course. Also, in the middle of the night children were running and screaming in the hallways and at about two in the morning our room started to smell strongly of marijuana as if someone in the adjoining room was lighting up a fat one. Do not recommend.

Well, I never felt this bad before I just found out she…read moredon't want me no more If I get her in my sight Boom, boom, out go the lights (Little Walter) I'm on the Board of Directors for a non-profit and was booked at Embassy Suites by Hilton Detroit Metro Airport for our Mid-Year meeting. Their staff did an admirable job in dealing with a sudden emergency. We were sitting around a big table in their Dearborn Conference Room on Friday when around 6:30pm the area was hit with a power outage. Somewhere between 80,000 and 100,000 customers lost power, including the hotel. Whatever happened also affected the hotel generator, because that was knocked out too. No heat, no hot water, no electricity, no internet. The hotel staff did what they could and set up emergency contractor lights in the lobby area and dining area. I'm not sure how, but they were able to serve the traditional Embassy Suites hot breakfast the next morning. My visit got off to a great start, with a big suite room and an excellent check-in experience. Some of our party arrived early and we enjoyed their complimentary Happy Hour drinks and snacks. Their staff was wonderful -especially the food service workers who set up that hot breakfast in dim lighting. One of the guys made me laugh when he said eating breakfast in the cold and dark reminded him of being back in the service!

Hotel is conveniently located near the airport. Calissa who checked me in was very nice, friendly…read moreand professional. She informed me of hotel amenities and their hours of operation then directed me to my room. Room was fine, albeit a tad worn. I had a burger in the bar which was very good. Bartender was friendly and efficient. There was a loud, obnoxious woman at the bar who I was able to avoid until I spoke with a man at the bar. Evidently, she was a regular customer. She directed a comment toward me that was factually incorrect and when I attempted to explain to her why, she exploded and started screaming at me. I stepped away, gathered my stuff and waited for my check at the end of the bar farthest from her. She continued screaming at me from across the bar, raving loudly that she would pray for me--which I found particularly bizarre and rather scary. I asked her repeatedly to stop shouting at me. While waiting I had a polite conversation with a man at the end of the bar that I had purposefully placed between she and me. The bartender returned and she finally got her to stop screaming. I paid and left. In the morning at checkout I told the front desk person about my very negative and frightening experience. She apologized and said that they expect people not to "talk politics". I pointed out to her that Fox News was playing on every TV in the lobby and bar and she apologized again. I took the shuttle to the airport. Driver was nice and professional and even tried to help me obtain a cart. Despite other positive aspects of the hotel, I will not be returning to a place that allows crazy people to drink to oblivion then verbally attack other guests.

I came in with decent expectations. I've stayed at enough of Choice Hotels to know that even though…read morethey might have one of their premier names on them, they might not be the nicest. But we were able to get a suite for around $100 a night since we were there for three nights. Great deal and we wanted to go to Greenfield Village which is nearby. Parking in the front and back but unfortunately even at night, the back door is unlocked cuz it is broken. I actually parked my electric car next door at the Amtrak station because it was free overnight charging. It was a short walk so definitely worth it if you have an electric car. Did I mention completely free? Make sure to get a room away from the railroad tracks as the road out front is not loud at all. Place is a bit outdated and needs some upkeep. But the breakfast was fine although nothing too special. Everything appeared clean in our room and we were glad to have the suite. This place just needs some updating and I think it would be a much better choice. Our shower water was always lukewarm unfortunately. Staff was friendly though and we made sure to tip housekeeping.

I stayed here 1 night the plaster posters all over like "oh no left something behind just call us"…read moreunfortunately I left my baby blankets behind because I was distracted these things are more than priceless to me when we called they said the looked at the room and it was cleaned and were reluctant to even check the lost and found they said they would check the laundry when it was done but who knows at this point (Little tip hotels have to keep items that are not food or beverage for up to 90 days if you can prove they were in the room you can sue them for negligence) DONT STAY HERE UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES

The Inn is a beautifully restored row of Victorian houses (mansions, really!), with guest rooms…read moreacross several buildings. The room I was in was on the cooler side. I noticed a space heater in the closet, but I was only there to sleep and enjoy a lower temp for that anyhow, so my Michigan spring stay worked out well. A lot of amenities you might expect to find in a modern hotel (coffee maker, clock, phone) are non-existent in your room, but do exist in the common room of each building. My personally experienced drawbacks were that some shades would not move up or down, very little toilet paper and tissue paper in the room, and some housekeeping neglect in the corners. Overall, a 3-4 star experience, but I am leaning towards 4.

booked last minute. first time staying at a boutique hotel.nice room thought it was a good price…read morefor the location. friendly, helpful staff. would book again

We paid for our room over a month ago only to get there and be denied our room because there were…read moreHIDDEN fee's that they FAILED to inform us of as well as advertise! It caused my disabled son to have a meltdown and assault me and destroy our SUV and resulting him going to jail. This place needs to be held accountable for the way we were treated.

There are positive and negative thigs before you decide to stay here:…read morePros: 1. Great Location 2. Friendly staff Cons: 1. Our room had a couple of issues: a) Broken microwave b ) Bathroom door does not get locked c) Table lamp switch did not work d) Bed sheets did not seem very clean 2. Breakfast does noy have enough variety 3. It is extremely dirty! Our room was not dirty. But stairs and halls - entire hotel: you can find candies, unfinished juice bottles even chicken bones on the floor! Dirtiest hotel ever! We are definitely NOT coming back!

First things, first... parking is in the public garage across the street directly behind the hotel…read more Park on floor 3, you will cross the skybridge and be on floor 2 of the hotel. You'll need your hotel room card to enter. The staff were super friendly and called me before we got there. We got warm cookies upon checkin. I'm Lifetime Diamond and my second room recieved an upgrade to a suite. So they had a beautiful view but were upset that it was handicap accessible... (the shower). My nephews had a view of the beautiful river walk. The rooms were comfy & clean. Outlets worked, there was hot water, the heat worked, we both had fridges to use, room was fully stocked with supplies. No complaints. Thank you Matt & Tunde

This was a pretty nice hotel. The only thing I didn't care for was the parking and also have to pay…read more$20 a night for your parking which the receptionist did not make clear. I probably would've stayed at another hotel where parking was an included instead spending extra. Overall it was a nice experience and everyone was super friendly.

Today Sunday June21st. I am older and handicapped, and got confused when I took my ticket out of…read morethe machine I had put it in the machine two seats over and thought I had left it and didn't cash it out.Someone sat in the seat I went to.So I asked everyone in the circle if they had my ticket when they sat down and everyone said no.So I called for service and wouldn't leave the seat of my original machine.Tony the technician was wonderful. Said I had cashed it out I said, but I don't have it. I was very confused. I knew the exact amount of it told them you could go through my purse. I don't have it and couldn't remember what happened to it so he contacted the manager who went over. The tapes told me exactly what had happened and that when I put my ticket in the machine after cashing it out and came back to look for it. Someone was dishonest and used the money. I was jjust sick about it. The manager today was wonderful. He knew I was telling the truth and he knew who used my ticket he gave me my money back, which was so nice of him and told me from now on to be very careful which I am now I love to gamble and will continue to come to MGM Detroit because this manager today went above and beyond helping me and someone needs to recognize him. He is an asset to your company.

I didn't have the highest expectations of this hotel, but it definitely made me a believer! I was…read moreplaced on the concierge level, which apparently at one time or another had its own lounge, but it was closed my entire stay. My room was clean, spacious, and very comfortable. I couldn't control the heat for some reason, but it did stay at a comfortable level. While there are not a lot of food options here, I gave The Tap and D.Prime a spin. Tap isn't anything to write home about as far as food that I was able to eat there, but my friend did enjoy the salmon. D.Prime is great - I highly recommend the corn!! The coffee spot does what it does - the best thing is that it's open 24 hours and they have a nice variety of pastries and snacks. The staff was polite and helpful from the hotel to the casino, although many of the casino staff members were unaware of promotions. Slots were mostly clean, as was the overall casino space. I had a blast playing slots! Definitely will be back!!!