Opened in 2025, the AC Hotel at the Bonstelle (154 rooms), is located in Detroit's Midtown area near Brush Park. As well as its location in the heart of the entertainment district, the hotel features a unique connection to the historic 1903 Bonstelle Theatre through a conservatory bar. Recently, developers announced a rooftop bar addition to the hotel. This is Michigan's first AC hotel.

The Dearborn Inn, Autograph Collection (135 rooms) has reopened its doors this year after a full renovation. This 1931 heritage hotel seamlessly blends history and comfort. Just minutes from the Henry Ford Museum, it's a strong choice for heritage and automotive themed itineraries.

Additional new hotels include Detroit's Roost Hotel at Book Tower (117 apartment suites and 229 residential units), a luxury extended-stay property which occupies a beautifully restored 1926 skyscraper in downtown Detroit. Recognised by Architectural Digest as one of the “11 Most Beautiful Repurposed Buildings,” this hotel features spacious apartment-style suites, high-end design and multiple dining options.

The Godfrey Hotel (a 227-room Hilton Curio Collection hotel) is set in vibrant Corktown and features sleek rooms, luxury amenities, and the IO Rooftop Lounge with spectacular skyline views.

While the Cambria Hotel Detroit Downtown (154 rooms), brings contemporary style to a historic broadcast building, offering downtown walkability, multiple dining venues and modern amenities such as a Five Iron golf simulator.

Hotels in Development – Opening 2027

Set to be the city's largest hotel, the flagship JW Marriott Detroit is under development at the site of the former Joe Louis Arena. The massive 600-room, 25-story hotel will include 50,000 square feet of event and meeting space, as well as restaurants and a bar. A skybridge connection to neighbouring Huntington Place convention centre means that Detroit will become that much more sought after for hosting large-scale events – and the hotel itself is anticipated to generate $100 million per year.

Recently announced is the Detroit Edition, part of Bedrock's $1.4billion development, this will be the city's first five-star hotel and will occupy 45 floors within the legendary Hudson's site. With over 16,000 square feet of event space planned, as well as a pool, restaurants, fitness centre, and more, this development is set to be a landmark development.

Another addition to the skyline, is the NoMad Hotel (180 rooms) Detroit, set to open in 2027. Located on the top floors of the restored Michigan Central Station, No Mad will bring boutique luxury and architectural flair to Detroit's evolving high-end offering.

From boutique gems in downtown's cultural heart to major global brands catering to group travel and luxury stays, Detroit's hospitality renaissance offers tour operators a refreshed portfolio of accommodation in a thriving city.