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"Not the best for $250 a night "

"Clean room friendly staff! Always enjoy my stay here at MotorCity my #1 choice of places to stay in detroit."

"I recently stayed at the Trumbull and Porter Hotel and had a mixed experience. The room itself was okay—nothing special, but not terrible either. It was generally clean, though the concrete floors with area rugs weren’t ideal. The rugs in our room were noticeably stained. The biggest issue, unfortunately, was safety. While the parking lot is gated, it is not truly secure. Our car, along with several others, was broken into overnight. This was extremely upsetting and stressful. The staff were empathetic and kind when we reported the incident, but not particularly helpful in terms of solutions. The hotel didn’t have any proper materials to temporarily cover our broken window so we could safely drive elsewhere for repairs. We were given just a trash bag and some tape, which wasn’t sufficient given the situation. Overall, the stay was disappointing due to the lack of security and limited support after the incident. I would be cautious about staying here, especially if you’re relying on parking your vehicle on-site."

"Everything was great!"

"Probably an American thing, but smoking indoors is absolutely crazy too me. The cigarette smoke in the casino is just too much "

"Great bar and restaurant and super conveniently located"

"The commons section of the hotel is great and comfortable, with the fireplace present. The staff was friendly and the room was clean. The shower could have been cleaner, but overall it was a great experience. There were good food options as well at this hotel. "

"Staff was great. Room was small and no place to unpack my stuff but it was clean. Gym could use some updating but I’ve seen worse. "