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.

Awesome location. Ambiance. Staff. Art deco decor. Views. Lobby music.Thoughtfully restored property. Great city walking in all directions especially south through downtown, stunning architecture/buildings and to the river. Plus a People Mover station is across the street from hotel.

Even for a studio, the room was small. One of the two elevators was often not working, but no real wait times. Wifi not the best. Maybe a tad overpriced. Dark lighting which is both cool yet annoying at the same time! You need a flashlight to get ice in the basement level.

Loved the location, the architecture & unique design, the bed and the shower. Great spot for a one night stay. Others mentioned the rooms are small with not a lot of storage which is true, but if you’re only here for a night or two, it’s ideal. The bathroom has shampoo, conditioner, body wash, body lotion and a hairdryer so you’re set. And there was a wall mounted TV, small armoire and window bench in our Queen Studio suite. You need your key card to use the elevator and I love that added security.

For the price I wish there was a small coffee pot in the room or complimentary drip coffee in the lobby for guests. Thankful for free wifi, but the overall stay was more expensive than we prefer, especially for parking. That being said, we always felt safe, our car was well cared for and our room was great.

I woke up every night sweating and the AC control in the room seemed not to work. Also the pump for the shower gel didn’t work. Bed is very low to the ground and the TV is about 2ft away from the bed on the side. I could hear everything going on in the hall. Also didn’t like that that the items (Queen coverlet and robe) being held for me were put back up by two ladies at the front desk. I was told by Ivory on Sunday night that they would hold them until I checked out and he would put a note on my account for it. Luckily the two items I wanted were still available. Please don’t promise something to a customer and then not follow through. Also every time we used the cold water it made a loud sound in the pipes.

Honestly, I loved everything about this place. Immediately walking in I felt like I was in a scene from Harlem Nights. Has a real sexy vibe to it and the view from the 12th floor was amazing. I will definitely rebook with this property.

Parking, valet was a bit expensive $45 for the location but it was affordable street parking $2.50 for two hours when available and structure parking two blocks away was $25 a night. In the future I would love to see parking specifically for them.

The hotel is centrally located. It is easily within walking distance of the arena and other entertainment. The room was clean and well stocked. The hotel has a very cozy feel about it. I plan to stay there again the next time I visit Detroit.

The staff was inconsistent. There were some staff members that went out of their way to help. There were others when I asked questions that I felt like I was bothering them. I had upgraded my room from my original booking and they did not have that information. I ended up with my original booking. While that didn’t bother me because the room meet my needs. I would have rather had the larger room. The coffee bar did not open until 7 AM and there was no coffee pots in the room. I found that to be very annoying.

We stayed in 2 separate rooms on N1 of Taylor Swift's Era Tour. The staff was amazing and very friendly and professional on a sold-out night. I love the vibe of this hotel. We're from Indiana and specifically wanted to see Taylor in Detroit so I could stay at The Siren again! The city is beautiful with all the historical buildings. My daughter wants to go back next month on her 21st birthday to experience the cocktail lounge and nightlife. 10 out of 10 would recommend.

A mini frig would be a nice addition in the rooms.

First of all everything about this hotel was fabulous. The staff, especially front desk and coffee bar, were above and beyond friendly. The room was on the smaller side but one of the coziest rooms I've stayed in. Everything was so clean and all of the details were incredible.

We did make a reservation at the Candy Room and while I know they might be a totally separate entity to the hotel, I did feel their staff could have been a little more friendly and accommodating. They were clearly busy as it was a weekend evening but they needed to try a little harder to show hospitality, in my opinion. Everyone outside of that experience at the hotel was fabulous though and I would definitely stay at the Siron again!

From the lobby to the hallways to the rooms, the whole vibe of the hotel is unique and very well done. The bed was comfy, the bathroom/shower were great. We had limited interactions with staff during our stay but all were pleasant. And you can't go wrong with a visit to the Candy Bar or Karl's Diner, both cool spots within the hotel.

Our room was very "cozy" and the smallest I've experienced while staying in the city. Weekend luggage was even a bit difficult to stash for 2 of us so would simply suggest to others to pay attention to room size if that's a concern or you're staying a bit longer.

This hotel is magical in the early morning before the sun comes up. The vibe and mystique of times past has been captured in a time capsule called The Siren Hotel. The staff were all extremely helpful and polite! I highly recommend!

In the evening the lobby can be quite busy. The candy bar which is beautiful but small overflows into the lobby sitting areas. Which is not a problem and is quite a brilliant idea but at these times you can not enjoy the quiet allure of the space. Also,the in hotel diner, Karl's has closed it was a bit of a bummer.