The vibe, decor, functionality, and design of the hotel was amazing. Really beautiful , interesting and comfortable

Lack of access to water. There was no complimentary bottled water in the room or when asked for, no drinking fountain or bottle filling station and the ice machine was in the basement. It would have been $5 to buy a bottle of water in the hotel lobby. With the ice machine in the basement, it made it inaccessible to get water and ice for the room which to me is a very basic and important necessity when staying overnight anywhere.

We loved the location the ability to walk to all of our favorite spots (The Lip Bar, Fixins, Savage x Fenty)and try some new ones. We loved how friendly the staff were and the amenities offered in the hotel. Also enjoyed the retro aesthetic and the large shower robes and towels.

Wish the bed was comfier, the hallways were wide enough for more than one lane of walking, the rooms and motif are great but the room should have usb and usbc plugs in the walls lamps or table. Every updated hotel I’ve been too in the last 5 years has those and we had to go to the convenience store to get a charging block and bottled water because the cafe was closed.

Staying at The Siren was like stepping into Detroit’s coolest vintage thrift shop—eclectic style, guests ranging from hipsters to hedge-funders peacefully coexisting by day and night. Exceptional hotel bars (because drinking responsibly means never leaving your lobby), and legit coffee in the lobby. Location? Ideal for downtown. Highly recommend if your vibe is stylish, caffeinated, and mildly buzzed.

This is not so much "didn't like" but for awareness. Rooms are definitely cozy (think charming vintage rather than spacious suite). No fridge, so say goodbye to your late-night leftovers or drinks. Parking’s pricey and leisurely—expect to wait. And if you're hoping to sneak out quietly, good luck! The valet's vibe is pretty chill—found him comfortably nestled in his car, catching up on YouTube. Plan accordingly.

The aestetic here is art-deco amazing. The theme carries into the rooms with thoughtful mini-bars containing pre-made cocktails and snacks with local companies. The coffee shop in the lobby serves Onyx - one of the best coffee roasters in the US and winners of many awards. (This may be the only place to get this coffee in Detroit). The front desk attendee is witty and seems to love his job. Both visits, chatting with him or just getting checked in were definite highlights. There is so much to do including the built in bars, next-door record store, and Sids Gold karaoke room - all in the same building. I have yet to use the barber shop, but it looks great. In addition to the in-building libations and entertainment, the location is central to almost everything downtown you'd want to see, and the Q line is near for things a little further than walking. This is also one of the most affordable places to stay in the city. Absolutely worth the money.

I have no bads. The last time we stayed they were in transition from one of the in house restaurants, so it was closed - but it didn't really matter.

The Siren Hotel offers a unique and stylish stay in the heart of Detroit. The extravagant decor adds a touch of personality to the clean and comfortable rooms. Perfect for solo travelers or couples, the rooms provide a cozy retreat. The friendly and helpful staff enhance the overall experience. If you're looking for a memorable stay in Detroit, I highly recommend the Siren Hotel.

While the Siren Hotel offers a unique and stylish stay in the heart of Detroit, I would have appreciated a complimentary breakfast option. Unfortunately, this wasn't included in my reservation, so I missed the opportunity to try their food offerings. Despite this, the friendly staff and the hotel's central location made for a pleasant stay.

Awesome location, right in the heart, walking to really great food and events. A feast for the eyes, everything is interesting to see. Great views of the city, downtown life. Valet parking was quick and very convenient. Will definitely plan more trips with The Siren soon.

Unfortunately no microwave, or mini fridge. Sure they have their reasons, but it is very noticable they are missing. Bring a cooler if you want leftovers or take home treats and no way to reheat. These additions would make a long term difference and make it very convenient.

The staff was amazing! Especially the woman who works nights at the front desk. She helped us quickly resolve an issue that caused us to have to switch rooms, she took me back to the old room when I thought I’d left something there but actually I had not, and when my husband was looking for a drink late at night and we didn’t have any close options she went to and got him a soda from a machine in an employee only area in the hotel. She went above and beyond customer service expectations!

The water pressure in the shower wasn’t great and I personally didn’t like the smell of the body wash.

We were transported back in time! The Siren has done an amazing job honoring the 1920's. From its color palette, its plush and luxurious fabrics, period furnishings, and mood lighting we felt transported back in time. The helpful and knowledgeable staff, valet service,and the speakeasy themed 'Candy Bar' topped off a wonderful weekend stay.

Through no fault of its own, the Detroit Tigers won a hard fought game in 11 innings the night we were there, so the revelry from the fans and downtown atmosphere carried on past midnight. As guests of The Siren, we weren't quite expecting that much excitement that late. But again, it wasn't the hotels fault.

This Hotel was styled/decorated so well. Everything from the soap dispensers to the bed spread eloquently matched ‘The Siren’ theme. The room was unique and spacious. They even provided robes with the hotel name embroidered on it. Every aspect of the building was aesthetically pleasing and was great for photo ops.

There is not a mini fridge. Our room had an ‘old building’ smell, which was no issue for us and was easily forgotten about. It just stuck out to us when we first entered.

The room was very nice, cozy, and featured a modern design. It was cleaned daily. The reception staff was extremely friendly. The overall atmosphere was intimate, relaxing, and pleasant. I especially appreciated the access to the gym, which was the best gym experience I've had at a hotel so far.

You don't have a place to put your clothes; there's only a coat rack, but no shelf, wardrobe, or anything.