The Inn on Ferry Street
About The Inn on Ferry Street
Experience the activity and energy of the city at this charming historic inn, where history comes alive and old-world elegance blends with contemporary amenities in the heart of the Detroit city center. complimentary coffee and pastries are served each morning. Ideally located in the city's historic district, the Inn on Ferry Street is only minutes away from the area's most popular attractions. Some of the finest museums, theaters and historical sites are all within walking distance from the inn. The Inn on Ferry Street is a beautifully restored Victorian property that provides guests with all of the modern conveniences.
Amenities
- 24-hour front desk
- Meeting space
- Fitness center
- Café / coffee shop
- Breakfast available
- Express check-in / check-out
- Concierge
- Dry cleaning
- Self-service laundry
- Luggage storage
- Pet friendly
- Wheelchair accessible
- Public transit access
- Smoke-free property
- In-room safe
Reviews
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We loved the stay at The Inn. The location was prime for everywhere we wanted to go. The room we stayed it was good but next time we’ll get a bigger room for us. Hotel parking was easy. Every single person we interacted with at the hotel was friendly and helpful. We will be back next time we’re in Detroit.
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Fantastic stay at the Inn on Ferry St. Great location, excellent staff, beautiful room
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Room very small and too warm for the summer.
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Loved the uniqueness of the property!
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Very clean and safe hotel in Mid Town Detroit. Great access to Q-Line to visit downtown. Staff was very helpful in carrying bags and food recommendations. Hope to visit again in the future.
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Perfect location to visit so many things! Nice atmosphere and wonderful staff.
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Very unique place to stay, which I liked. The staff was pleasant and informative. The bed was super comfortable. There was no mini fridge in the room though which would have been appreciated.
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Please restore some of the breakfast staples you had before, boiled eggs, and pastries etc. I wish the pastry weekend can be extended to days and add boiled eggs and oatmeal. I am a loyal patron of the Inn properties nonetheless. I appreciate how they accommodate lodgers with their luggage holding facilities, that is a big plus!
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Nice stay in well preserved and maintained historical buildings. Staff was super helpful. More improvements in the works and we look forward to returning.
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Great location. Nice area. Historic.
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Other than the uncomfortably warm room, the Inn was beautiful and nice to stay at. It would have been wonderful to have working air conditioning though.
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Great location close to museums. Nice weekend brunch. NY Times and Wall Street available for reading.
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Fantastic location and the staff were really nice. The room was comfortable and sitting rooms were very cool. My only complaint I had was a difficult time with the temperature in the room. I had a window AC and box fan and that was fine for the day time but it stayed really cold during the night, and the thermostat didn’t seem to work to heat it back up.
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Great lodging option for those staying in Detroit. Friendly staff and great rooms in wonderful old former upscale homes from the 1880’s. The hotel is close to many attractions. I will say that trying to check in online did not work very well and the phone number listed did not seem to go anywhere. I looked them up on the internet, got the correct phone number and called to check in which went smoothly. The issue may have been because I went through Expedia to book the room. We will definitely go back!
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We loved staying here and will stay there again next time we are in Detroit! Nice quiet street with beautiful homes with lots of character! Bed was very comfortable and it was a very cozy room...and bonus, free parking and super friendly staff..loved our stay here!!!
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What a lovely experience. Beautiful hotel and rooms. The staff was wonderful and hospitable. I highly recommend. No refrigerators in the rooms, though. So if you have meds or something they hold it for you. That’s the only inconvenience.
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However, the general feel is like an air bnb without the independence. The carpets definitely need replacement (preferably without non-carpeted flooring, which tends not to get as dirty), the window shade in my room was cracked, and the pillows seem “well used.” Also, housekeeping is sporadic. Just a personal taste issue—the toiletries have a very strong odor reminiscent of patchouli, and not in a good way. I literally wasn’t able to use them as catching a whiff would make me slightly ill. Nothing against the in , just a suggestion that something less specific might work better.
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Amir and Ayesha were fabulous. Amir told me about the Q line to downtown. Amir and Ayesha spoke about beautiful places in Detroit. They were wonderful. The Inn in beautiful as well, the wood is historic. I had an amazing experience.
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Air condion was not working inside room temperature was 90 Degree F... Windows did not open properly and window sills were dirty .. they put a loud fan in the room .. couldn't sleep all night .. I should get refund
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What's nearby
- Detroit Institute of Arts 0.2 mi
- Wayne State University 0.4 mi
- Little Caesars Arena 1.5 mi
- Comerica Park 1.8 mi
- Ford Field 1.8 mi
- 2011 CONCACAF Gold Cup 2.1 mi
- Huntington Place Detroit 2.6 mi