Minute Suites Detroit - Romulus, Michigan

Dez D

PRIORITY PASS GET AN HOUR FREE!
Otherwise, a room is 55 an hour as of August 2024.
(though the price is a little high in my opinion, I suppose I've had times in an airport where I would purchase a $55 dollar nap.)
Saw this a year ago and really wanted to try it out!
You may want to bring your own pillows or blankets if you count on this, but luggage clothes work all the same. You may be asked to wait for a room as well; On a Saturday at 4:45 PM we had to wait about thirty which is a pretty good deal to me. Didn't use any facility but the bed at this location. Light fixures are smooth. There appears to be a fan, bluetooth speaker, television, desk, chair and sofa/bed in each room. There's a bit of noise overhead from the monorail but it isn't much worse than grey noise which was honestly a plus in my opinion.
The size of the room was relatively small and minimalist; Two adults should be able to fit in the room– three may be a squeeze.
Be sure to set your own alarm to fit your reservation (with maybe some extra time to wake up) and everything should work brilliantly!

Colin

Good place to get a shower during a long layover. I had a seven hour layover from Tokyo on my way home and having a warm place to shower helped me get better for the rest of the trip.

I feel like this place gets the ratings it gets because people get confused by the name and expect a luxury suite. While I didn't stay in one of the rooms, a peek in shows more then enough to catch a nap before a flight. The monorail does run over it so it is occasionally loud, but it wasn't as loud as I was expecting based on the reviews. I would feel comfortable staying here.

Ariana

So small and uncomfortable!! Had the worst time in Detroit and this put gas in the fame. My flight was delayed due to weather conditions and the air line didn’t pay for a hotel for the flight the next morning. The “suite ” was somewhat oh a bathroom like size, never had a worse sleep in my life

Anne Diamond R T

Krystal is amazing and one of a kind. Our family met her only one time and we love her so much, because as a family traveling with kids with special needs she was very kind, understanding and very accommodating.

Chris Gas

This was our first time using Minute Suites. We had a 5 hour layover on our way back to Tampa from Korea, so we called them to find out where they were located and if they had availability. Tina was the most helpful person you could ask for, and she gave me all the details, as well as helped us get the room booked. We were even able to check in a bit early. My only complaint was, it's a little noisy as this is right underneath the tracks for the indoor shuttle. But it was nice to take a nap for a couple hours after you've been traveling for 20 hours straight.

Qui Nguyen

Stayed here for free as a Priority Pass holder.
I had to wait an hour to get the room because all of them were taken.
The employee was really nice and helped me through the process. She explained everything clearly to me and asked if I needed anything else.
The room was spacious enough for just myself. It came with a pulled out bench, a desk and chair. It also came with a blanket.
I could dim the light and turn up the white noise. However, the tram is right above the room, so the noise wasn’t completely blocked out.
But it was free, and I got to close my eyes for a little bit with some privacy, so it was decent.

Becca Escobedo

Arrived at midnight and had a flight at 8am the next morning so no way we wanted to leave security and have to come right back. We missed the chance to book an overnight rate (make sure to pre book if possible!), but with the military discount ($36 an hour), it still was cheaper than booking the airport hotel ($400). The pleather, futon style couch pulls out a second tier, and while it's not the most luxurious thing ever, it's way better than the floor (no benches at this airport). Front desk lady was super friendly and informative. They provided blankets and pillows, had a little desk for luggage, outlets, and a fan. It all seemed clean. The train doesn't run at night so we got a mostly peaceful sleep (the walls are thin so new arrivals were noticeable). Had to use the public airport bathrooms. It's pretty nice if you have the right expectations.

Joshua

FYI if you’re using the Priority Pass and have it through your Capital One Venture X card, it WILL NOT WORK. CO opted out of that partnership recently