General Motors Renaissance Center

Definitely a very cool and unique building. It is definitely worth exploring the lobby and the area with all of the cool cars on display. Also having a Detroit people mover station right next to the building with a connecting tunnel is very convenient as well. I also like the very unique and futuristic architecture of the building The hotel and the restaurants in the building are also really good.

A really interesting place to visit if you have the time. All of the current GM models are on the ground floor, as well as some heritage vehicles. The riverwalk is accessible through the back of the building. There are several dining options and a post office, but these tend to be closed outside of business hours. There is a restroom available. Overall very much worth checking out if you are in Detroit.

I love it! The GM Renaissance Center is truly the heartbeat of Detroit – a perfect blend of modern architecture, history, and innovation. The views of the riverfront are breathtaking, the atmosphere is vibrant, and you can feel the Motor City spirit in every corner. Whether you’re here for business, sightseeing, or just to soak in the skyline, this place captures the essence of Detroit like nowhere else. Highly recommended for anyone who wants to experience the real energy of the city!

Loved the city view from the 60th floor. Staff was extremely helpful. Breakfast was a cut above. Rooms are small, especially the bathrooms. But we loved the floor to ceiling, wall to wall exterior window. Amazing!

When I visit Detroit, this is the building I love walking inside and also on the international riverfront. This complex of seven buildings is the most important skyscraper of the Motor City. The Renaissance Center is a Detroit landmark. I highly recommend visiting this iconic building when you visit the city, especially if you are Chevrolet (GM) fan!

Enjoyed my visit and checking out some cool cars which is on the lowest level of the building! After this visit you can walk through the building to check out Detroit Riverwalk. “The GM Renaissance Center, Detroit's most iconic skyscraper, serves as the global headquarters for General Motors. Located along the international riverfront since 1977.”

We are having such an awesome experience here! Excellent hotel right next to the river walk, and restaurants inside, including Panera. Apple Bees/iHOP is right outside and VERY reasonably priced - $13 for a plate of mashed potatoes/broccoli/chicken breast and $5 for a plate of 3 small-ish pancakes. Anyway - we are staying in room 6419 and the view is INSANE! The entire Detroit is visible from our windows and the sunset/sunrise is absolutely GORGEOUS! If you have a chance to stay at this room, or request it, you won’t regret it! There’s a restaurant on the 70? Floor that has the entire view of Detroit as well. We are dining there today and I’ll post a review if it lives up to expectations. It’s $90 per person with a $25 cancellation fee per person. Highly recommend staying at this hotel! You can see Canada from across the river too. You can even make a trip there (bring the passport, of course).

Absolutely beautiful. Me and my dad came all the way from Texas to come see the henry ford nearby and the GM RenCen, and I have no regrets at all. The view of Canada from the wintergarden is absolutely eye catching. I loved seeing GM World too as we got to get a close-up look of new GMC, Chevrolet, Buick, and Cadillac models. Amazing tourist attraction and place to walk around