Stayed at The Siren Hotel recently and had an overall decent experience, but for the price, I'm not sure I'd stay here again. The location is definitely the highlight, it's right next to Tigers Stadium, close to Ford Field, and within walking distance of the NBA arena, plus tons of great restaurants and bars nearby. If you're in town for a game or event, the location is hard to beat. That said, the hotel itself felt small and a bit cramped. The room was on the smaller side, and the bed wasn't particularly comfortable for a hotel at this price point (around ~$350/night). For that cost, I expected wayyy more space and comfort. One downside was the hotel bar,I couldn't even get a seat and didn't realize you needed a reservation, which was frustrating and took away from the experience. It's not a bad hotel by any means, and it has a cool vibe, but overall it feels overpriced for what you get. Decent stay, great location just not sure the value is there. read more

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The Siren is easily located in downtown Detroit and is within walking distances from all the major sports stadiums. It has an old school vibe to the place and isn't your cookie cutter hotel. The lobby is beautifully decorated in Victorian decor. There is a coffee shop and speakeasy located on the first floor. The rooms are different and ours had a spiraling staircase that led to an upper level. The staff were great and friendly and room was clean and we had no issues at checkout. read more

If you are looking for THE PERFECT boutique hotel The Siren is IT! Location can't be beat. Across the street from the Y, Detroit Opera House and a People Mover station right next door. Close proximity to the QLINE and stadiums(Lions, Tigers, Red Wings, Pistons). Has a great cafe(Siren Cafe') with a nice variety of items in the lobby along with a small restaurant and the Candy Bar which has a wonderful vibe and Happy Hour. Rooms are uniquely decorated and the bath products are amazing. The staff, especially Ivory at the reception desk is wonderful. Property is very CLEAN! I would HIGHLY recommend staying here! read more

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We absolutely ADORED! this hotel. It is classy, elegant, chic and cozy all wrapped up in one. This was our first time visiting Detroit, so we wanted to stay in a prime location and this hotel was the perfect choice. We opted for valet and my only critique is that our room was not ready, so we did have to wait. We received two drink vouchers that we used for coffee. Such a friendly and sweet staff! Two bars on site that a very popular, so I suggest looking into reservations if you travel during a busy weekend. Great touch with the comfy robe! Totally recommend this boutique hotel for your Detroit stays! read more

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Such a cool vibe and old school decor. The ash bar upstairs serves good food and has a really cool jukebox. I especially like the front lobby area as it is very peaceful and feels very intimate. read more

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Staying here is alot of fun but I just can't stand the hand and body soap smell. I forgot to bring my own so I didn't have to use theirs. Also its not for the whole family, its more for just a one night stay or 2 and for couples. Not a family with little kids. The bed is kind of low but it's pretty comfortable though.the rooms are quit cozy and I like being able to control the temperature of the room. If you can book a reservation for the candy bar I suggest it and just enjoy your stay here and the siren is so slow to all the arenas like Ford field, little ceaser, opera house,etc read more

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Overall our stay at The Siren was nice. The vintage vibe is awesome and the furniture in the lobby is incredible. The rooms have a hair dryer and iron/ironing board, but they do NOT have a safe, coffee maker, fridge, or microwave. A hand written welcome note on the bed provided a perfect unique touch when we checked in! The parking situation was unfortunately the worst part of the experience. They basically only have valet and it costs almost $40 a day. And when we checked out it took over 30 minutes to get the car. read more

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The hotel and its staff are amazing! Every staff member we encountered was so helpful and friendly. The hotel is a gorgeous boutique hotel with instagrammable spots! The lobby alone is a beautiful spot to sit and hang out in. Read a paper or a book provided in the lobby, check out the gift shop, or just relax with a coffee from the coffee shop in the lobby on the cute furniture. Candy Bar is a pink jewel box bar just off of the lobby where you can enjoy delicious cocktails under a gorgeous chandelier and huge disco ball. Step back in time at Ash Bar, an art deco diner with yummy food and drinks. Through the alley, step into Sid Gold's, a piano karoke bar with MCM vibes. As someone who loves nostalgia and to collect mementos, I appreciated all the details the hotel and it's amenities offered such as matchbooks, postcards, and pens specific to the hotel, Candy Bar, and Ash Bar. The only downside of our stay was the temperature in the rooms. I love that The Siren fixed up an old building, bringing it back to life. But old buildings have their challenges. Our room was very hot during our visit in early May when temps overnight were only in the 50's. The hotel did provide us with a box fan to help, but we didn't sleep as comfortably as we could. read more

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I really wanted to like this hotel. It is extremely cute and has a lot of cute "instagramable" photo spots. However the rooms were extremely small and poorly lit. When we checked in the guy at the front desk was extremely helpful and kind. No one offered to help us with our bags though. We had quite a bit of things. Knocking here apparently means you knock and open the door right away and don't even wait for a response. This happened multiple times. Once with house keeping and once with people that were doing an inspection of the fire alarms. Also we came back to our door being open quite a few times. That never feels safe. We did like the bar in the hotel. If I ever come back it would not be to stay but I would go to Candy Bar. read more

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This place is focused on being cool rather than functional. The hallways are so dark I needed to pull out my phone flashlight to see the room number. Definitely great if you want to take selfies... not so great if you just want a comfy place to sleep. read more

The service was excellent and all the staff were very nice. Interesting decor cool lobby and bars in the hotel. The room on the other hand was tiny. Room very clean though. read more

There are so many hotels in downtown Detroit that it's hard to choose where to stay. Nate and I have stayed at many different places in the area over the years but I was drawn to the Siren Hotel due to its location and reasonable valet parking fees. We booked on hotels.com as usual and it was the cheapest nightly rate I found online. Upon arrival, we were able to get into our room even though we were an hour before check in time, which was a nice surprise. The employees at the desk were super friendly and were ready to give recommendations for the area. The lobby is a bit crowded and eclectic - there's a bed right next to the check in desk, plants everywhere, and it can get a little chaotic with people waiting to get in to the Candy Bar. The hallway to get to the elevators intersects with the bar line, so it's not the best flow of traffic. I was also really sad to see that the diner in the hotel has closed permanently, as it had been on my list to check out for a while. I do recommend the Candy Bar (make reservations, it's tiny). There is also a coffee bar located in the lobby. Our third floor room was surprisingly bigger than I was expected based on many of the reviews here. I liked the blanket and dusty pink accents with the ice bucket, etc. The pink bathroom was fun as well. I did notice a sort of unpleasant smell in our room the night we stayed. I felt that the shelf under the sink was adequate for our toiletries and the bed was super comfortable and cozy. Unfortunately, due to the room's proximity to the elevator and being a lower floor, it was super loud for a big part of the evening when we were trying to sleep. We heard lots of loud visitors in the hallways as well as people out on the street. And this is coming from a super sound sleeper who uses earplugs. If you're a light sleeper, try to request a room on an upper floor and away from the elevator. Overall the Siren was great for us in terms of location and convenience. It's not the best boutique hotel I've ever stayed at, but it was good for a quick one night trip to the area. read more

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Great ambiance and location. Perfect for a quick getaway. The Candy Bar was an awesome experience

I called them multiple times to block rooms for a wedding. They never responded back.

So not worth the money. Starting with the lobby: poor lighting, uncomfortable seating, tasteless decor, plants in the way. Service: there is none: no bellhop, unfriendly staff, painfully slow elevators. And the rooms: too small, poor lighting, only 1 rickety chair, 1 towel hook in the bathroom, long wait for hot water, small wardrobe, low-to the-floor bed, no vanity, no coffee maker, no safe, narrow dark hallways. We requested a refrigerator which, by the looks of it, must have been purchased at a college dorm garage sale - it froze everything. Very noisy place. The only bright spot: The cafe has a good selection of breakfast food and drinks, and the people are friendly - it must be run by a different company than that which manages (mismanages) the hotel. Stay elsewhere and stop by the cafe in the morning. read more

My daughter was gifting me a photoshoot for a milestone birthday. I chose this hotel because of the beautiful pictures that I viewed online. Unfortunately, when I arrived, I had a corner suite which was obnoxiously small. The front desk was awesome and moved me to a larger suite which was ok. I explained that the photos online were much different than I expected, showed them the pictures and was told that they never had a room that looked like the pictures. Needless to say, the photo shoot was a failure. The rooms were dark, the halls were dark.... I guess I should have researched more. The best part about this hotel was the staff and the bathroom. The rooms are too pricey for what they offer. read more

We had the unpleasant experience of staying here last night (Monday, 10/21). First our room rate was more than double of regular rate because of a football game. Our reservations, 2 rooms, caused the overly rude night clerk to create the most unpleasant experience for our family. To make matters worse, after trying to check in for over an hour, there were no room keys for our rooms. So, if we wanted to leave our rooms, we had to have a security guard escort us. Checking out this morning and voicing our complaints, there was no offer of an apology from the property. Extremely disappointing experience ​ read more

This place is NOT good. Valet is slow and overpriced, rooms are so small, it's similar to a hostel. Elevator is slow and creeky and Ice machine for all floors is in the basement. read more

SERVICE: 3 FOOD QUALITY: N/A DRINK QUALITY: N/A ORDER TIME: N/A AESTHETICS: 5 NOISE LEVEL: N/A MENU SELECTION: N/A OVERALL EXPERIENCE: 4 Beautiful hotel close to the baseball stadium. This hotel got a 4 because we had multiple complications with the key and every single valet encounter was a nightmare. First encounter their ticket/text service didn't work so we walked down and had to wait an hour for the car. Second encounter was the same issue but only a 30 minute wait. The Last encounter with ticket/text seemed to have worked, but when we went downstairs they said it wasn't working. The man at the front was the same guy from the second encounter which we tipped very very well and he moved us to the front the of the line. Other than the few hiccups the rooms were nice. We had a nice view. The beds were very comfortable and the remodel was amazing. If you want to be near the baseball stadium this is a great place. Plan on reducing how much you use your car if you drive there. read more

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this hotel is less than a one star. the customer service is horrific and valet does not lift a bag. I had a my wedding guests stay there and more than half had the same experience. I reserved the candy bar and they told everyone the bride and groom was picking up the tab costing us thousands of dollars. I had a private welcome party the day before at the Ash Bar and paid in advance and they still charged guests. I have had better customer service at the holiday inn. There was no sign acknowledging a wet floor and I walked through mucky water with my wedding dress. The staff in the lobby refused to get me soda water to help with the situation. When I reached out to explain my concerns I was told to call my wedding guests and ask for money to help cover the tab.... And they would offer us a free night in the presidential suit. We tried to give them a second chance and they put us in a normal room with a horrible view and had the same customer service. This place deserves better management read more

WOW. Probably my most favorite hotel Ever! The decor 11/10. Wow the decoration and vibe of the hotel are everything. Every single detail was stunning. I felt like I was taken back in time & it was all so cohesive. This is a boutique hotel, so don't expect crazy thrills. Highly recommend booking a drink at the candy bar, so worth it. The little shop has the cutest trinkets, the coffee shop was so cute & had good snack options. I was in love. My only reason for 4 stars was check in. We waited over 23 mins to check in. Me and my husband as well as 4 other parties waited in line until I went up a set of stairs and found the first person I could starting there hadn't been a front desk attendant since I arrived. Which was so odd. The phone even rang 3-4 times during our wait standing in line to check in. Also, there were 2 photo shoots happing that put a bad taste in my mouth. The lady at the front desk claimed the business knew nothing of these photograph session. One couple and photographer were using an elevator and the whole hallway for 20 mins. And filled the whole back hallway with their filing equipment. And they kept going into the bathroom to change outfits, while we needed to use it. I understand it's beautiful and you want to Take photographs, but not if it comes at the expense of the paying customers. read more

I wanted to love this hotel. It's really funky. Cool lobby and nice vibe. People at the front desk and the coffee cafe were nice. Elevator was awful. Only one was working - and then that one also broke for a bit. We were on the 10th floor!! Rooms are really small and pricey. That's supposed to give you an "intimate" feel - but they are really just small. Great location. We walked everywhere. Had a horrible experience at the hotel bar. read more

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This is my first hotel stay since being content creator & I have to say , I was 100% satisfied with everything. From the ambiance when you walk in, the service & all the way to the beauty of the rooms , our stay was wonderful! These are boutique styled rooms with a vintage feel (Rooms with 1 bed are smaller on sq. footage) This was previously the Wurlitzer building! They actually left some of its original structure in the lobby of this newly remodeled hotel, if you look up at its ceiling. Located on its main floor, is the Candy Bar! A bar with all the pink aesthetic you could ever need to fill a Barbie girls dream evening. Then if you head upstairs, you will find Ash Bar filled with the nostalgic feel of American & European accents. Newly remodeled , it's supposed to take you back into the times of the motor city! Make this your part of your stay if you are visiting the Detroit area!!! read more

My partner and I stayed here in December 2024 for one night and will not be returning. We would highly recommend looking elsewhere in the city for an enjoyable experience for the same hefty price. There are many other nearby hotels (like Shinola Hotel) that provide the same convenient location, while providing a relaxing experience to enjoy the city of Detroit. That said, in case you are curious about our experience, we have provided a description below (FYI my partner is a Detroit native, we are not complainers, we are in our mid 20s, and we currently live in downtown Chicago, so we are used to city noise and the cold weather). -Lobby: It is cute but is cramped. It is clearly more of a photo op with very little practical consideration for many guests checking in/out at the same time. We were able to check in slightly before 3 (which was great). The staff at this time was friendly, but didn't provide much information at all besides the location of the elevators. -Elevators: We walked down a spooky dark hallway to the elevators. There are 2 elevators that are unmarked, so it's unclear if they're both for guests or for hotel staff. The elevator itself was frigid (keeping in mind that it was 15 degrees F outside with a wind chill of 4 degrees F) and scarily bouncy. We are assuming everything is up to code but have never experienced elevators like this before. -Hallways: Once we arrived to the 4th floor, we walked down a very very very dark and spooky hallway to our room. -Room: Our King room was in the northeast corner of the building. There was no phone to call downstairs. My partner's mom, who works in the hotel/hospitality industry, told us that this was a health and safety concern, as in the event of an emergency, the guest is unable to reach the front desk or emergency services. The bathroom was large, but there was minimal counter space on the sink. There was an armoire in the room with minimal hanging space and was certainly not tall enough to accommodate a full-length dress. The bed was very low to the ground and very soft. If you have mobility issues or are sensitive to soft mattresses, do not stay here. -Thermostat: Upon arriving in our room, it was freezing (66 degrees F and 15 outside). We set the thermostat to 77 in order to kick-start the heating process, and after several minutes it became apparent that the thermostat did not work. We asked the housekeeper on the floor for assistance (who was lovely), and she assured us that we had turned on the thermostat correctly so we decided to wait and see if the temperature would increase. The highest we ever saw the thermostat that evening was 69 degrees F before we left for our event. When we returned later that night, it was back at 66 degrees and when we woke up in the morning, it was 64 degrees (PHOTO ATTACHED). If you are sensitive to extreme temperatures and don't want to shiver all night, do not stay here. -Light: The lighting in the room consisted of 2 night lights on either side of the bed and a pathetic floor lamp (PHOTO ATTACHED). If you are planning to put on makeup at all (especially in the evening), do not stay here. We had to use flashlights to get ready for the event. Also, there were lights on the outside of the building to light it up at night that were shining into our room (PHOTO ATTACHED). Of course, the skimpy curtains did not help. -Noise: Despite it being a Thursday night and the local clubs were closed, there was a consistent bass bumping from 5pm until at least 3:30am. We couldn't figure out the source and this made for a terrible night sleep. If you are sensitive to noise, do not stay here. -Valet: We consistently waited over 20 minutes for our car from the valet (which we paid $42 for). When we returned from our event, the valet was nowhere to be found, so we parked the car in front asked the front desk for help. She let us know that she hadn't been able to contact them for the last 20 minutes and provided no solution. So, we remained in the lobby without direction until the valet showed up. When we were checking out and asked the front desk to bring our car around, the valet showed up with the wrong car and attempted to hand me the keys without confirming the ticket number. If you expect that you will be in a rush at any point, do not stay here or at least do not valet your car. -Candy Bar: We stopped in the Candy Bar for a drink after our event. It was relatively busy, but we were able to get a table. It is a very small room and quite different from the pictures online. We both ordered different drinks that had Mezcal in them on the menu. Neither of us are very fond of Mezcal and asked the waiter if we could substitute it for regular tequila. He said no, because it wouldn't taste as good, and walked away. Additionally, we ordered olives, and the waiter brought us chips, telling us that there were no olives. The chips were good, but not what we ordered, and we were given no choices really at all. read more

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Booked here at the recommendation of a friend. My initial room (Chamber superior) smelled intensely of Febreeze or other cleaner so I asked to be moved. Front desk staff was very helpful and let me know they only had a smaller room available but I could move if I liked. Since I didn't want the fumes of the first one, I moved. She gave me new keycards, new key sleeve and met me at the new room. At 2:00 am I was awoken by an insistent knocking on my door and a male voice. The peephole was cloudy so I could barely see out of it. I announced that he must have the wrong room to which he responded that he was a staff member and it was in fact me that was in the wrong room. How that would happen, I'm not sure, nor why it was necessary to bang on the door in the middle of the night. After I told him a front desk staff member switched my rooms after checkin, he said "oh. Sorry." And walked away. I was a female traveling alone and this basically killed my sleep for the night. I'm attaching a screenshot of the text I sent to the front desk voice chat just after. This was the extent of the apology I received. I'd avoid this place like the plague. Oh and there was no hot water in the shower the next morning and the bed had a plastic cover over the mattress so I felt like a baby sleeping on a crib mattress, but that was literally the least of the problems. All of this could be yours for only $350.... read more

The Siren Hotel - The only apology provided after the front desk banged on my door at 2 in the morning telling me I was in the wrong room. - Hotels Near Me - Detroit, Michigan

I stayed here on my last work trip to Detroit and was blown away by the interesting, trendy interior. The lobby has a luxe-40's vibe, with lots of jewel tones, velvet and cool furniture pieces. The rooms were super cozy, comfortable and gorgeous. I got great sleep each night and enjoyed the fact that we were in the center of Detroit and could get around easily. I loved having cute bunkbeds in my room and my shower head was so powerful and wonderful. Felt amazing! There was a cute coffee bar in the lobby, and a super-cool bar in the back of the lobby, drawn by curtains and called Candy Bar (any parties six or less can visit) this intimate spot. The people at the front desk didn't know about Yelp, so hopefully you'll see this review and celebrate being great! read more

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I loved my stay here. Ivory was the sweetest at the front desk and started everything off on the right foot on arrival, which made everything memorable from the start. He gave a detailed overview of the many bars they had open, all of which were very cute and each had a different vibe. I received a $50 gift card for booking through Capital One, which I used to get a very good breakfast sandwich and a latte from their cafe in the lobby each morning. The room was beautiful with great views. The only thing I wished for was a mini fridge because I had such a great time dining at all the nearby restaurants and had leftovers. The hotel is in a great, walkable location for food and sports. I brought a car but didn't use it much. There is a large parking garage nearby which wasn't too expensive either to keep the car in overnight. I left my wallet downstairs while having a little photoshoot of the lobby which could have ruined the trip, but a staff member found it and brought it to my room for me . This will be the hotel I book at in the future when in Detroit. read more

I loved this place until I tried to take a shower. The water took a long time to even reach lukewarm. Not warm enough for a shower. Water in the sink never warmed up at all. Not fun trying to wash my face. Room and building were beautiful and staff was friendly. Great location-- walked to Comerica Park. I would have liked a coffee maker in the room, but really the no hot water means I am unlikely to stay here again. read more

I saw on the reviews that the rooms were kind of small and in my opinion they aren't small, they are smaller than typical hotel rooms but when I'm traveling I'm really just looking for a clean, cozy, safe, place to sleep and that's exactly what this is. It's perfect if you're going to a Lions game. On the map it looks like this hotel is further from the stadium than Greektown but it's not, the walk is about 3 blocks and it doesn't even feel like it. You can actually see Ford Field from some of the rooms. Staff was really friendly, bed was comfy, bathroom and room were really clean. My only complaint is that you are forced to valet park and there is no place to park while you wait for valet parking, we almost got a ticket. Then, we were told it would be almost DOUBLE to park my husbands truck because it was too big for their parking garage and it's a standard 2017 F250. No where in any of the hotel information does it say this, thus, I shouldn't have to pay the additional money.. I have not followed up with the hotel but according to valet it's $60. read more

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Let's start with the good. The location truly cannot be beat...adjacent to many nice bars, Mad Cap Coffee and the Woodward shopping corridor, we walked everywhere from the Siren. Spent two nights here recently and walked to Olin and The Apparatus Room for two beautiful dinners. Enjoyed drinks at the Candy Bar located just off the gorgeous lobby both evenings-beautiful space! While every employee we came in contact with was friendly and helpful, our "penthouse suite" was underwhelming. Shifting to the underwhelming aspects of our stay, we were surprised by the shoddy plaster repair work, underwhelming bathroom layout (water closet in the middle of the living space?) and thrift shop furniture (excepting the bed, thank goodness) Tried to get a reservation at Karl's for breakfast ...no go. Stop by for a drink at the Candy Bar but save your money and stay someplace gorgeous and reasonable, like El Moore's RoofTop Cabin in Midtown Detroit, the Sofitel in Chicago's Gold Coast or The Conrad in Manhattan's Financial District. They all cost less $$ and offer so much more... read more

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One of the most surprising things I have discovered lately is how cool Detroit is. I mean, Detroit is one of those cities that underwent a terrible transformation and even devolved into bankruptcy. But now it has come back! And how! I had occasion to travel to the Motor City last month for a visit to a new pal, and for a presentation she had invited me to. And I had the fortune of staying at this hip, swank, revitalized, downtown hotel, just across the street from Detroit's Opera House. (Yes, they have an opera house! I was surprised, too!) And upon entering this thunderdome of dark, urban, Italian Renaissance-inspired opulence, I knew I was in the right place. The hotel is unique. The kind of uniqueness that I crave because it makes one run through the dark recesses of the imagination and yet exit unscathed. Canopy brocade bed in the lobby, jungle plants growing unafraid in a midwestern bank-interior lobby? No problem. Coffee bar set up to look like one with spirits from a Casablanca throwback. Sure! It's all there. And with a friendly, if quirky, staff, that is ready to help. Throw in some luxury amenities (but limited by the age and historicity of the building), and a quality restaurant and gift shop, and you have yourself a deal. I would relish returning to this sanctuary of style in the new city that is Detroit, USA. You can do a lot worse than spending the night in this converted Wurlitzer (world-class musical instrument manufacturer) building. And have vivid dreams to show for it. read more

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Horrible customer service. I booked a room through Expedia and paid for it up front. I was late checking in and they would not honor my reservation. Wanted to charge me double. read more

I don't know how the place is because my trip was cancelled at the last minute, but the lovely Director of Operations Tanya has re-assured me time and time again that she refuses to take responsibility for refunding us since we booked through Expedia. What's funny is, Expedia claims that the Siren has accepted the payment, and they cannot refund us without the Siren's permission. Tanya says that Expedia is responsible for the refund. Nobody takes responsibility, after contacting them several times over the course of the last month, we're in the hole for a stay we never had. Based on service alone, 1 star. read more

If you're looking for a chic hotel in the heart of it all, you've found it. The decor from top to bottom is stunning. The staff was extremely friendly, fun and helpful. The rooms are immaculate and beautiful. The fragrance in the hotel from the candles in the lobby down to the body wash in the bathroom is amazing. I wanted to bottle it up and bring it home with me. I truly could not have asked for a better hotel to stay in! The Wurlitzer Building is an icon piece of Detroit history and its conversion into the stunning Siren Hotel truly solidifies it as a landmark and destination. Thank you for an amazing experience! read more

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The hotel is a hidden gem! I booked a one night stay while on vacation. The bar downstairs is awesome (though, hotel guests should be told how small it is an encourage reservations... we waited 3 hours to get in and we were staying at the hotel. The room is very small but cozy and the bathroom tile is really groovy and there are a lot of unique touches. Style wise, this hotel is amazing! I would stay here again! * one small bummer is that we wanted coffee our entire stay but there was ALWAYS an issue (out of cream, then sugar, then coffee... we never got a cup of coffee our whole stay. Hopefully they get that minor detail sorted out. read more

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Loved every minute of our stay! We were greeted by the sweetest people at the front desk. The decor and overall vibe is inviting and makes the visitor feel at home. The rooms are adorable. The Candy Bar is happenin' and the restaurant Ash--Bar is SO gooood! Tamya was our waitress, and she rocked!!! The food is full of flavor and care. We wish we were staying longer!! And we will defiantly be back! If you have not been to the restaurant -- def check it out! I would brunch here every weekend if I lived in Detroit! read more

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I was torn between giving this place 3-4 stars. PROS: It is in a great location. Tons of stadiums/theatres and awesome bars and restaurants in walking distance. The hotel and our room were clean and the décor was super cute. The staff was friendly and when we booked it we got a decent price. CONS: It was FREEZING in our room. The thermostat wasn't working and the front desk said they had to have the engineer turn it on for us. Even after asking 3-4 different times, it never worked. We ended up asking for a portable heater. They finally brought one up for us which worked great. The person who brought it up to us said the thermostats don't work because there are only two air/heat units in the building and it changes the temperature in all of the rooms. So weird. They also told us when we checked in that the phones did not work and they were for "aesthetic purposes only". I guess the thermostat was also for aesthetic purposes? They should just take those phones out. I don't think anybody enjoyed the "not working phone" aesthetic and I heard other people complaining about it too. The elevator situation was also a bit lacking. It's an older building and sometimes the elevators were super slow (there are only two). Overall, for the right price, I would stay there again. read more

The Siren Hotel is stunning to look at with some great design, but not for everyone. I think some of the reviews are too harsh, but people should be aware of some of the shortcomings. First the positives: - Beautiful design elements that extend from the lobby to the hallways then to the rooms. - The Candy Bar behind a hidden curtain in lobby and the Coffee Bar across from the check-in station are both excellent. - Very friendly staff - Really nice shower - Comfortable beds - Plenty of power outlets (particularly for an older hotel). - Very quiet The negatives: - Our room was very small. - Our room also did not have a dresser--then just two hooks to hang items from. - Running water was cold at times. - Room was hot at times--and no way to cool down other than opening window. - No coffee maker in the room. - Doors are light and easy to slam open Overall, we really enjoyed out stay and would come here again. read more

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I haven't stayed there. Just visited en route to The Candy Bar. So charming. Friendly employees. I definitely want to have a staycation there!! read more

The lobby and the vibe is totally cool. The entire staff is extremely kind and friendly. The hallways are retro and sharp. Then you get to your room. I've been in bigger walk in closets. The queen bed is like the spare bed at your grandmas house. Creaky lumpy and very low to the floor. A king bed would not physically fit in the space. There is no desk, counter, shelf, closet or any place to sit. There were only 2 coat hooks for your clothes hanging convenience. The bathroom is nearly as big as the main room with a nice walk-in shower. The sliding pocket door to the bathroom was broken. It would not stay shut, the lock didn't work and you had to use two hands and your foot to roll it all the back open. The room door did not swing shut with enough energy to latch shut. If you don't pay attention you were in the room with the door not latched and could be easily pushed open from outside. That seems like a security issue. A noisy operation at night when the door is almost 18" away from the bed. The tv is a monster flat screen that is way too big for the space. You have to unfold it out from the wall to watch it from bed, the only "furniture" in the room, and then you can't walk around the foot of the bed without ducking or crawling over the bed. The room is comically small. Did not have a chance to visit the bar, it was always full of people so I assume it is nice. The valet parking service is reasonably priced and has convenient in and out use, but is terribly under staffed. The guys were very polite and apologetic but it took a long time to process through any pick up or drop off. It is very expensive for the ridiculously small accommodations. I don't mind that hotels are expensive, but when you open the door to your room and immediately feel taken advantage of by the "cool vibe" place to be, all you think about is the all money you spent to sleep in closet with a bathroom. The terrific staff, from the desk managers to the cleaning people, and the funky cool decor are the only reason this isn't a 1 star review. This place is kind of a joke really. read more

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