斯倫飯店(The Siren Hotel)

Truly a style over substance hotel. It is designed beautifully (or at least uniquely), but is lacking very basic hotel necessities. There wasn't even a coat hook in the room, which is ridiculous for Detroit in the winter. The rooms are very small for the price point. There was no desk, no light beyond the two lamps on either side of the bed (even though there were multiple switches that did nothing). The bathroom had very little surface space to put things or hang towels. Also a somewhat minor grievance- I am pretty tall and couldn't look at myself in either mirror without bending down. The staff is nice, although the coffee shop is absurdly slow, one morning the barista had taken a long break right when I got there around 8am, the other morning a pastry heating up took 10-15 minutes. Also they have an issue with the keys, both my room and a coworker's had other guests walk into them using their own keys by mistake. (The hotel didn't charge me for the night that that happened, which was nice). All in all, I will not be staying here again and do not recommend especially for anyone in town for work.

While the location is nice, I would look elsewhere. We stayed New Years weekend so with that comes a heftier price tag ($320/1 night) but I thought I had pretty standard expectations that this hotel failed to meet. I expected small, but the lights didn’t even work in the room. Turning off the heat on the thermostat did not change that it was so uncomfortably hot and the temperature did not turn down. The elevators were both down, I know it goes up to a 10th floor, possibly 13 if I recall right. The bar was also closed. I dreaded the stay so much that we didn’t sleep, we packed up and left at 4 am. Not that we would’ve slept much because the noise from people right outside would’ve made it impossible even if the temperature and lights would’ve worked correctly. Also valet costs over $40, you can park down the street for the night for $14 just an fyi.

The elevators were broken. Our first room key didn’t work. We were moved to another room and those keys did not work. The third time we had keys that did work. It was very frustrating. On the bright side the staff was friendly and worked hard to correct issues. Very disappointed that as expensive as our room was, so many things were broken.

Hôtel très bien situé dans le downtown, plein de restos et bars autours et parfait pour découvrir la ville . Staff très sympa , déco très baroque et originale mais ça plait ou pas

It was hard to disquience the entrance. It's a very small door that says Valet Parking. And once inside there's big gearing holes in the ceiling near the entrance. Staff was very customer friendly and room was very nice and clean. But, the ice and A** are way down in the basement near the kitchen door. Which is mind boggling to me and a little unsafe for female clients.It's a nice boutique hotel.

We love this place, 2nd time there. Restaurant was Also excellent, as well as their branded soap. We will go back just for the soap.

Friendly, helpful staff gave lots of tips for getting our choices of bars and restaurants in the area. The hotel has this great, low-key vibe: eclectic furniture, understated lighting, incredibly comfortable bed and bedding. It's a unique space, completely unlike cookie-cutter chain hotels. Would happily stay again.

We tend to stay at eccentric and interesting hotels when we travel. The Siren initially has that appeal, but lack-luster execution on many elements. Pro: The location to many coveted Downtown Detroit venues is a major perk. The cons: There was mildew in the shower, a bandaid stuck on the side of shower, the light switches did not work, the tv remote did not work (this got resolved, but I had to call multiple times). The price of the room did not equal the quality.