Westin Detroit Metro Airport

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Westin Detroit Metro Airport

2501 Worldgateway Place

Romulus, MI 48242 US

Area: Airport/Romulus - Detroit Area

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Adults: age 18+

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This hotel is 100% non-smoking.

Westin Hotel at Detroit Metro Airport is located inside the Midfield Terminal at the airport and offers 25,000 square feet of flexible meeting space, which includes a 7,600-square-foot grand ballroom, 26 meeting and boardrooms, and a well-equipped business center. The hotel restaurant and lounge offer modern cuisine with an Asian flair. A full-service fitness center including indoor pool is available 24 hours a day.

The hotel is just ten minutes from Ford Motor Company's World Headquarters, The Henry Ford Museum, and Greenfield Village. It's also 20 minutes from downtown Detroit, General Motors World Headquarters, Comerica Park, the Fox Theatre, Cobo Convention Center, Joe Louis Arena, and major casino gaming.

Each of the 404 guestrooms features the Heavenly Bed, dual-line telephones with voice messaging, high-speed internet access, in-room movies, large work desk, minibar, and complimentary gourmet coffee.

Westin Detroit Metro Airport Property Information:

Rooms: 404
Floors: 8
Smoke-free Hotel: Yes

Westin Detroit Metro Airport Service

Pets allowed
Smoke-free
Luxury
Dry cleaning
Free high speed internet
Meeting room
Data port
Nonsmoking
Dining
Business center
Swimming pool
Wheel chair access
Golf
Fitness facility
Car rental desk

Westin Detroit Metro Airport Reservation Policies:

Check-In: 1500
Check-Out: 1200

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Romulus Events & Entertainment

Events

January

Mid-January for a week

Detroit Auto Show: An annual event since 1907. Held at the COBO Convention Center:

1 Washington Blvd.
Detroit, MI 48226
313-877-8777

January

Late January

Motown Winter Blast

Snow Maze, ice skating, music stages, food, warming tents, and more. (313) 833-7900.

March

Early March

Detroit Autorama

Held at the COBO Convention Center: A premier auto show.

1 Washington Blvd.
Detroit, MI 48226
313-877-8777

May

Annual Movement Festival

313-567-0080

Held at Hart Plaza

The annual Detroit Electronic Music Festival has changed names and stewardship with techno pioneer Derrick May. In the past, the fest has drawn an impressive 1.5 million fans who adore the blips and bass of electronic music. The biggest attractions perform in Hart Plaza, and the stage is brought down off the top of the amphitheatre to bring the DJs and bands closer to the people.

Late May

Budweiser Detroit Downtown Hoedown

Annual country music fest includes established & new artists and is considered by many to be the largest Country Music show of its kind in the world.

June

Mid-June

Detroit Festival of the Arts

Set in a 20-block area of Midtown Detroit's University Cultural District, The Detroit Festival of the Arts continues to present outstanding visual and performing artists from around the world, while showcasing the city's premier arts and cultural institutions Since it began in 1987, the Detroit Festival of the Arts has delighted more than 4 million visitors from all over Southeastern Michigan.

Late June

Cruisin Downriver

Annual car cruise starting in southeast metro Detroit attracts hundreds of thousands of ardent auto fans.

July

Windsor-Detroit International Freedom Festival

The weeklong event celebrates Canada Day (July 1) and American Independence Day, ending with fireworks over the Ambassador Bridge.

Early July

Coamerica Taste Fest

An annual celebration that combines some of the area's most popular restaurants with local and national musicians, artists and other entertainers, this event truly speaks to what a summer festival ought to be. More than 40 restaurateurs will participate in this year's festival, offering samplings of their specialties to the throngs of visitors. Meanwhile bands of every flavor perform on four stages positioned throughout the New Center area. 313-872-0188

Mid-July:

Annual Gold Cup Race

Unlimited hydroplane racing on the Detroit River.

Mid-August

African World Festival

features music, art, food, and cultural programs.

Mid-August

Michigan State Fair

Held in Detroit since 1905 at Michigan State Fairgrounds & Exposition Center
1120 W. State Fair Avenue
Detroit, MI 48203

Mid-August- Late September

Michigan Renaissance Festival

In nearby Holly, Michigan

The Holly fairgrounds are redesigned as a late 16th century English village. Elizabethan costumes, Shakespearean drama and heart-pounding jousts on horseback. Each weekend has a theme, so get ready to experience "High Seas Adventure," "Highland Fling" and "Wonders of the World," to name a few. Guides are Shakespeare-quoting thespians who work year-round in Metro Detroit theaters. 800-601-4848

September

Early September

Ford Detroit International Jazz Festival

Held on the Riverfront. North America's largest free jazz event

November

America's Thanksgiving Parade

America's Thanksgiving Parade has been sailing down Woodward for nearly 80 years, and is a popular event.

December

Motor City Bowl

NCAA Football

248-645-6666

The annual Motor City Bowl has featured some spirited contests in recent memory. The Fox Town area has undergone a dramatic rebirth in recent years, with nightclubs, upscale eateries and pubs springing up in the shadow of Ford Field and Comerica Park. Detroit's newest cultural and sports entertainment district, also home to the Fox Theatre, State Theatre and the Second City, will be booming as college football fans converge on the favorite pre- and post-game haunts of Lions, Tigers and Red Wings fans.

Arts and Entertainment

Detroit Symphony Orchestra Hall
3663 Woodward Ave., Detroit, MI, USA
313/576-5100

Detroit Symphony Orchestra Hall hosts the Chamber Music Society of Detroit and the Detroit Symphony. A $60 million expansion of Orchestra Hall has created the Max M. Fisher Music Center with new meeting facilities and educational space.

Detroit Repertory Theater
13103 Woodrow Wilson Ave., Detroit, MI, USA
313/868-1347

The Detroit Repertory Theater is one of the city's oldest resident theater companies.

Fisher Theater
3011 W. Grand Blvd., Detroit, MI, USA
313/872-1000

Touring Broadway shows and nationally known entertainers appear at the Fisher Theater

Gem Theatre
333 Madison Ave., Detroit, MI, USA
Phone: 313/963-9800

Across the street is the relocated Gem Theatre, which used to stand across from the Fox but was moved to a new site near the Opera House to make way for the new Detroit Tigers ball park.

Romulus Destination Overview

Detroit is still the fascinating city of all things automotive, but it is also a city transformed. Have you visited Detroit lately? Arrival at Detroit’s Metro Airport sets the stage for the new Detroit. The Northwest Airlines World Gateway Terminal provides nearly 100 gates, an elevated tram, spacious walkways, unique Detroit-themed shops and restaurants. A second terminal is under construction.

Detroit’s largest convention hotel recently renovated its rooms and its over 100,000 square feet of meeting space. The Wintergarden, a new five story glass atrium overlooking the Detroit River has opened with a wide selection of boutiques and shops. Other hotels have upgraded and enhanced their facilities; early 20th century office buildings have been restored and converted to trendy condos in a remarkable revitalization effort throughout the whole city of Detroit. New side-by-side stadiums for the Detroit Tigers and Detroit Lions anchor Detroit’s entertainment district. The world’s largest Polar Bear exhibit,The Arctic Ring of Life, is now open at the Detroit Zoo.

The state-of-the-art, interactive facility encompasses over four acres and features a 70-foot underwater glass tunnel for easy viewing. Campus Martius, in the heart of the business district, includes Compuware’s world headquarters. This software and technology giant anchors the 10-block area. Its 15-story office building will overlook a new city park with an ice-skating rink, band shells and outdoor cafes. Fountains and public benches are plentiful.

Up to 150 special events a year are scheduled for Detroit’s newest public green space. A $500 million development project is underway along the Detroit River. Tri-Centennial Park (the state's first urban state park to be opened in more than 100 years) will be the first phase completed. Two other parks will be connected with a network of bike and jogging trails. In addition to the "greening" of the riverfront, a new harbor for cruise ships and pleasure boats will open near GM World Headquarters.

This phase will complete a 3-mile network of parks that stretch from Belle Isle’s MacArthur Bridge to Joe Louis Arena. Greenfield Village re-opened in June 2003 after extensive renovations and improvements. Visitors can experience 300 years of American history through 83 historic structures, including the actual Wright Brothers Cycle Shop from Dayton Ohio, where Orville and Wilbur built their first airplane or explore Thomas Edison’s Menlo Park Laboratories from New Jersey, where Edison invented the light bulb and phonograph. Celebrate the 100th anniversary of flight with a special 40,000-square-foot permanent exhibit,‘Heroes of the Sky’, featuring the stories and airplanes from the first 40 years of aviation. MotorCity Casino and MGM Grand Detroit Casino are each in the process of enlarging their gaming space to 100,000 square feet.

Convention space and hotels are being added.