Trendy hotel in a landmark 1926 building with retro-chic quarters, a cocktail bar & dining. Set in the 1926 art deco Wurlitzer Building, this hip hotel in Downtown is across the road from the Detroit Opera House and a minute's walk from the Broadway Street DPM station. It's also a 5-minute walk from Comerica Park baseball stadium. Vintage-chic rooms come with free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and minibars, as well as plush fabrics and colorful tiled bathrooms. The 2-story suites add living rooms; an upgraded suite features floor-to-ceiling windows, a dining room and ballpark views. There's a retro cafe, a trendy cocktail bar, and a high-end restaurant seating 8 guests only.
"The Siren Hotel has numerous ways to impress that special someone. Start at Candy Bar for the vintage, glam decor and a nostalgic cocktail. Hang out with a glass of wine and records at Paramita Sound. Then, if you’re ready to show off your talents, take your brave companion to Sid Gold’s Request Room and serenade them during piano karaoke." - Serena Maria Daniels
"Albena, opened by Chef Garrett Lipar and Tiffany Lipar in 2018, offered a unique dining experience with a focus on minimalist, Michigan-centered ingredients. Despite its innovative approach, the restaurant faced challenges due to its location in the Siren Hotel in downtown Detroit, which limited visibility and customer traffic. The restaurant was known for its holistic dining approach, eliminating refined grains, sugars, and seed oils, which were not widely embraced by all guests. Ultimately, Albena closed permanently in March 2019, marking the end of this chapter for Lipar." - Will Reaume
"The hotel was formerly the Wurlitzer headquarters, and its lavish interiors, including an Italian Renaissance style lobby, honor Detroit’s Golden Age of the 1920s when the building was constructed." - Khalid El Khatib
"Features old Hollywood decor, Barbie-approved drinks, and a new Ash—Bar with signature pink drinks." - Serena Maria Daniels
"A dinner series launches in March at the Siren Hotel at her other restaurant, Karl’s. Tickets go on sale the week of March 1." - BethMcKibben