ROOST, Detroit
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“These studio-size apartments are perfect for extended stays, but can be a good choice for short-term guests who want to dine in. Accommodations combine sleeping and living areas and include a fully stocked kitchen and in-room laundry. ROOST is in the immaculately restored 1926 Book Tower with its remarkable stained-glass rotunda. The building houses a cafe, three restaurants and two bars.”
What guests liked
- Top location
- Comfortable beds
- Private parking
- Free Wifi
All you need to know
ROOST Detroit feels like a super-chill home-away-from-home—except with all the perks of a boutique hotel. It’s tucked into the beautifully restored Book Tower downtown, so you get historic charm and seriously stylish design.
The apartments (studios, one-bed, two-bed) have full kitchens, hardwood floors, and high-end touches like Sonos speakers and Samsung electronics.
On top of that, ROOST doesn’t skimp on amenities. There’s La Colombe coffee in the lobby, lush SFERRA linens, Le Labo bath products, and a concierge on call 24/7.
For getting out and exploring, you’re in prime Detroit territory—with the Riverwalk close by and a host of restaurants and bars right in the Tower.
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