2 day use hotels in Detroit, United States

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Spacious day use room with work desk at Hampton Inn Detroit Southfield.

Terrace with ample seats perfect for coworking at Hampton Inn Detroit Southfield.

Spacious fitness center at Hampton Inn Detroit Southfield.

Breakfast area perfect for coworking at Hampton Inn Detroit Southfield.

Meeting room at Hampton Inn Detroit Southfield.

Day use room with work desk and sofa at Hampton Inn Detroit Southfield.

In-room Work Desk

Hampton Inn Detroit Southfield

Day use room

Room selection

Work friendly

2.85 Coins ~~187 USD~~ 133 USD

9³⁰AM - 4³⁰PM

Bright-lit day use room with work desk at The Leo Collection, An Ascend Collection Hotel.

Refreshing indoor pool at The Leo Collection, An Ascend Collection Hotel.

Lobby and coworking lounge at The Leo Collection, An Ascend Collection Hotel.

Fitness center at The Leo Collection, An Ascend Collection Hotel.

Meeting room at The Leo Collection, An Ascend Collection Hotel.

Coworking lounge at The Leo Collection, An Ascend Collection Hotel.

Day use room with living area at The Leo Collection, An Ascend Collection Hotel.

Bath tub inside day use room at The Leo Collection, An Ascend Collection Hotel.

Guest bathroom with shower at The Leo Collection, An Ascend Collection Hotel.

Business center at The Leo Collection, An Ascend Collection Hotel.

In-room Work Desk

Pool Access

The Leo Collection, An Ascend Collection Hotel

Pool Pass

Work friendly

Pay Later at property

Free cancellation

0.54 Coins ~~35 USD~~ 25 USD

10AM - 2PM

Your Detroit Day Stay Guide

Global Menu – Whatever your appetite, there’ll be something in Detroit to make your taste buds tingle. From Joe Muer Seafood, located on the riverfront, to Cuban cuisine from Vicente’s and Italian fare from La Lanterna, plus a wide range of American restaurants and other styles, there are plenty of establishments to try.

Music – Fans of Motown can visit the city’s Motown Museum, a collection of art and memorabilia from the golden age of Detroit’s music. Although most famous for Motown, the city has plenty more to offer in the musical sphere, including the beautiful Detroit Opera House, where a range of performances including ballet are hosted.

Museums – Art aficionados can spend hours wandering more than a hundred galleries at the Detroit Institute of Arts. Artworks from America and the wider world are exhibited, running the gamut from ancient times to the modern day. If you’re traveling with children, the Michigan Science Center features interactive exhibits, shows, and a planetarium. Another top museum worth visiting is The Henry Ford Museum, which is dedicated to American history and culture.

Belle Isle – This river island is home to an aquarium that’s more than a century old, and has residents such as frogs, fish, eels (which you may be able to feed), turtles and more. There’s also the Belle Isle Nature Center zoo, and a pleasant beach to enjoy if you just want to relax and unwind.

Seven Intriguing Detroit Facts

Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac founded Fort Pontchartrain du Détroit, which was later to become the city of Detroit.

In 2015, Detroit became the first US city to be named a UNESCO “City of Design.”

The Lonely Planet named Detroit the second best city in the world to visit (2018).

Detroit is home to the Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge, North America’s only international wildlife preserve.

The city is nicknamed Motown, referencing its strong musical influence.

Unusually, entering Canada from Detroit entails traveling south.

The J. W. Westcott II is both the world’s only floating post office, and the USA’s only floating ZIP code.

2 day use hotels in Detroit, United States

Hampton Inn Detroit Southfield

The Leo Collection, An Ascend Collection Hotel

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Detroit, Michigan

Your Detroit Day Stay Guide

Seven Intriguing Detroit Facts