General Info: Our 174 elegant suites feature
skyline views and indulgent marble bathrooms with whirlpools or deep soaking tubs.
Each suite features two-line telephones and voice mail, facsimile and PC connections, safety deposit
boxes, iron, ironing board, coffee maker, and hairdryer.
Review: Review: Oct. 19, 2005 From
the minute that you walk into the splendid lobby of the Ateneum, you
can tell that this hotel is super! If you are looking for spacious
suites and first-class accommodations in Detroit, the Ateneum is for
you. The room layout was terrific and comfortable. You enter into
a living room with couch, desk, television and then a wide hallway
leads past the marble bathroom into a sunken (three stairs down) bedroom.
The fixtures and furnishings are beautiful. I have stayed in some
of the finest hotels in the country (including many Ritz Carltons)
and this hotel can compete with any of them. Detroit seems to be on
the upswing and this hotel is in the middle of it all. It is only
a short walk to Comerica Park where the Detroit Tigers play and the
Greektown Casino is virtually connected to the hotel. All of the front
desk staff were outstanding and treated our family (including four
young children) like we were royalty. Also, we received terrific restaurant
recommendations from the staff. You have to eat at the nearby Pegasus
Taverna, where they serve the best Greek food I've ever eaten (ask
for the flaming cheese and enjoy them belt out "OPA").
Review: July 12, 2005 This is the best hotel I've EVER went
to. It is very clean, and perfect for people to get away for peace
and quietness. I went there with my family and we had a great time.
The bathrooms were very big, and the bathtubs were so comfortable,
they're bathtubs have little armrests in there, so it feels like you're
at the spa! I would defenitely recommend this hotel, its really great!
Review: June 2, 2005 My husband, sister-in-law and I stayed
at the Atheneum Suites during Memorial Day weekend. We were in town
for FUSE-in/DEMF, which is why we wanted to stay in Greektown rather
than the hotels across the street from the festival.
The staff was very polite and accommodating. Our flight arrived
around 6 am, and although check-in wasn't until the afternoon, they
let us go up to our room early. They offered a Continental breakfast
which was really minimal (even as Continental breakfasts go), but
there were plenty of other places around the hotel to eat. Our room
was very spacious and clean. There was a lounge area with a couch,
desk, TV & minibar, and then a few steps down (there were two
levels) was the bedroom, also with a TV. The bathroom was big, with
Gilchrist & Soames bath amenities.
