Trumbull and Porter - Detroit Downtown

I like that it was easy to get into and out of the hotel parking lot. I like that you could not hear hallway activity when in your room. Everyone there was friendly and helpful.

Honestly, I loved the style of the hotel. The rooms were small but it wasn’t uncomfortable at all. My mom and I stayed for the Divisional Game & it was perfect for the two of us. The staff at the front desk were so kind too! I even loved the fact that there was humor there. For the game, they had a sign at the front desk talking smack to the commanders fans who were going to stay there, in a funny harmless way of course. Also loved that the parking was cheaper than any hotel I’ve ever stayed in that charged for parking, per night & was gated!! it was very a very welcoming stay and I will 100% stay there again . I’m big on reading reviews so I hope this finds someone well

The gentleman who was checking us in was very friendly and professional. I think his demeanor set the tone for our stay. He acknowledged our celebration and gave us some local recommendations. He made us feel welcomed. Robe and slippers were a nice touch. Nice outdoor space to sit in the evening.

Everything went well. I only stayed one night, but I wished I could have stayed longer. I was in town for a concert at the Little Caesar's Arena and the location of this hotel was perfect along with my stay. The hallways smelled really clean and so did the room. It was super quiet in the halls, and I didn't hear a peep as I slept. It was great. I also loved the card entrance to the gate, and the entrance where I parked was really close to the elevator I had to take to my room.

The T &P is the closest to downtown Detroit with a good selection of restaurants on walking distance nearby. Parking is a very reasonable 10 dollars a day, and the interior is nicely redone in a fashionable way. The only thing I missed in the room was a coffeemaker. And for seniors beware: there is no handrails or anti slip material in the bathtub