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Detroit is the seat of Wayne County and the most populous and largest city in Michigan, USA. The town sits along the Detroit River on the US-Canadian border, opposite Windsor, Ontario, Canada. It's is the largest city on the border, but it's best known as the heart of the USA's automobile industry. Nicknamed as 'Motor City,' Detroit boasts the headquarters of several automotive companies, including Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis North America. Thanks to its thriving nightlife, sports, arts, and music scenes, this great city is so much more than just automobiles. The town also packs a lot of flavors, boasting loads of iconic restaurant dishes.
Neighborhoods of Detroit
The city comprises several neighborhoods. Some of the most popular suburban and urban communities include:
- Grosse Pointe: The flagship neighborhood sits on the city's east side. This area is where Henry Ford's son, Edsel, lived in a modest 60-room 'cottage' his whole life with his wife. Most residents here are 'old-money wealthy and are members of the charter yacht club, who often support several charities.
- Bloomfield Hills: Here, you'll find magnificent multi-million-dollar mansions. You'll find homes owned by automotive execs (other than Ford), sports stars, and other entrepreneurs. The northside flagship neighborhood is occasionally known as the 'Automotive Alps.'
- Wyandotte: This neighborhood sits on the south end of the city. All the high schools in this area have rowing clubs, and the children here often learn how to drive boats before learning how to drive cars. Most properties sit along the Detroit River, driving the prices high.
- Ann Arbor: This is the westside's flagship neighborhood. Forbes ranks this area among the countryside's best-educated small towns. Many residents in this town are college professors, students, and graduates. There are also many tech professionals, doctors, scientists, and aging baby boomers.
- Detroit Riverfront: High-rise condos line this downtown neighborhood with a diverse mix of residents, including urban pioneers, longtime city residents, and empty-nesters. The high-rise properties range from new communities to restored luxury buildings from the 1920s.
What to see and do in Detroit
- Belle Isle: This 982-acre island park has various attractions and activities, including a golf course. It's ideal for barbeques, picnics, nature trails, and the beach.
- John K. King Used & Rare Books: This is one of the world's largest bookstores. It hosts an excess of one million enchanting books in a building that was once was a glove factory.
- The Belt: Public art and murals highlight this culturally redefined alley, making it ideal for photographs.
- Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation: Learn about the automobile industry's history while touring the Ford company's museum. You can view numerous car collections and presidential automobiles.
- Detroit Institute of Arts: This museum offers over 65,000 pieces of art. With over 100 different galleries, it features a blend of classic, modern, and contemporary artwork.
- Fox Theatre: With over 5,000 seats, this 1920s movie palace is the largest remaining of its kind. It is a national historic landmark and is open for performances and tours.
What to eat in Detroit
The flavors in this city are forever changing. You'll find a blend of American, Lebanese, and other international cuisines. Some local favorites include corned beef egg rolls, dry-rubbed pork ribs, sweet potato pie, and paczki, salted maple pie, and chicken shawarma. Burgers and sandwiches stuffed with fillings are also quite popular here. The area even has its own 'Detroit-style pizza,' with each restaurant offering a signature recipe and a range of toppings.
Typical events and festivals in Detroit
Numerous events and festivals occur in this city throughout the year. Here are a few to add to your list:
- Michigan Jazz Festival: This free event entails jazz performances all day long in July each year.
- Outdoorama: This February event attracts over 300 exhibitors. It is a fishing, camping, and hunting extravaganza.
- North American International Auto Show: In January, this event showcases concept cars and next-generation vehicles. It is the automotive industry's global premier event.
- Bayview Mackinac Race: This event is a long-distance yacht race, and it's the world's largest freshwater racing event.
How to move around in Detroit
To move around this city, you can use the local public buses that run 24/7. There are also shuttle services, ride-sharing apps, taxis, as well as bike and scooter rentals. You may also consider renting a car.
The climate in Detroit
It rains a considerable amount throughout the year in Detroit, averaging 7–9 days of precipitation each month. The year-round temperature also considerably varies. The hottest season is summer, lasting from June to September, with temperatures rising to 82° F (28° C) and dropping to 57° F (14° C). The cold season runs from December to March, bringing lower temperatures between 21° (-6° C) to 45° F (7° C). Overall, this destination is ideal for visiting all year round, provided you pack your bags and dress accordingly.
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Frequently asked questions about Hotels in Detroit
The most centrally located hotels in Detroit with the best ratings are: Hotel Courtyard Detroit Downtown, Hotel Atheneum Suite and Hotel Doubletree Suites By Hilton Detroit Downtown Fort Shelby.
It depends on the category of the hotel. If you want to stay at a 4-star hotel in Detroit, the average price per night is 110 €, while you will pay an average of 98 € for a 3-star hotel, and in a more luxurious 5-star hotel, you'll pay around 92 €.
Hotel Comfort Inn Metro Airport Romulus and Hotel Wyndham Garden Romulus Detroit Metro Airport are the closest ones to Detroit–Metropolitan Wayne.
You can make reservations at Hotel Courtyard Detroit Downtown, Hotel The Westin Book Cadillac Detroit and Hotel St. Regis if you"re looking for a hotel with valet service for your visit to Detroit.
If you need a hotel with disabled access in Detroit, we recommend Hotel Courtyard Detroit Downtown, Hotel Trumbull And Porter and Hotel The Westin Book Cadillac Detroit.
If you´re looking for peace and quiet and want to stay at an adult-only hotel in Detroit, we recommend Viking Moteldetroit.
According to our clients, if you´re travelling with children, the best hotels in Detroit are Hotel Hilton Garden Inn Detroit Downtown, Hotel Doubletree Suites By Hilton Detroit Downtown Fort Shelby and Hotel Doubletree By Hilton Detroit Dearborn.
If you want to save time, the hotels in Detroit with express check-in and check-out are Hotel Courtyard Detroit Downtown, Hotel Trumbull And Porter and Hotel The Westin Book Cadillac Detroit.
Some of the options for hotels with non-smoking rooms in Detroit are Hotel Courtyard Detroit Downtown, Hotel Hampton Inn & Suites Detroit/sterling Heights and Hotel Doubletree By Hilton Detroit Dearborn.
In Detroit, Hotel The Westin Detroit Metropolitan Airport, Hotel Courtyard Detroit Downtown and Hotel Atheneum Suite offer 24-hour front desk service.