There for business. After returning to my room, I discovered my room was half cleaned. Pillows were thrown everywhere and a dirty towel was left in the sink. There were no towels in the room upon check-in. Valet driver was rude. The air conidtioner whistled all night and leaked on the floor.

Travelled with friends to go see a Lions game. A very convenient location, within walking distance to Ford Stadium, ball park, and Greektown Casino. Reasonablly priced hotel (compared to the other downtown hotels). The hotel was clean, safe and perfect for a 1 niter going to see a game. They "ding" you $20.00 for valet parking, but your car is in a safe location. If you stay on to watch a football game, they charge you another $10.00 to leave the car in the parking lot. Worth it as you don't have to worry about the car. You can call ahead on your cell, and the Valet will have your car ready.
Saturday night in downtown Detroit, there is not very much going on (Ghost Town)!
Booked online through Expedia which seemed to have the best discounted rate.

My friend and I stayed in the Holiday Inn Express Downtown Detroit, in August 2011. We found the hotel to be beautiful, newly renovated, clean, and we felt very safe.
Our car, we parked in the valet parking. When we were ready to leave, they brought it to the door for us, and everything was perfect.
We had read bad reviews on this hotel, before we went. Are we ever glad, that we did not believe them. We had a great stay. Did not have an opportunity to check out the pool. But I am sure, it was as clean, and beautiful as the rest of the place.

It is close to the people mover, Comerica Park, Ford Field, Opera House, Fox Theatre, etc.

Great beds, small bathrooms but adequete, nice tv's and room furniture, breakfast looked good. All around nice place to stay and enjoy the D!