KING SUITE Loft Downtown 420 friendly - FREE PARKING - FREE Wifi

My name is Erica I'm a young entrepreneur with a passion for hospitality, painting, working out and reading, always looking to create amazing guest experiences. I really enjoy the ability to share the experience of living in this great home. Definitely check with me for amazing sunset locations, where to go for superb walks, and where to have mind blowing culinary experiences! I will always try to meet your expectations and even go beyond the expectation of your stay. If you have any suggestions for me, please let me know! Some great features I have are due to the inspirations of other guests that stayed with me and had interesting ideas. So please don't hesitate to let me know your thoughts. Feel free to communicate with me! Hope to see you soon! Erica

This property is amazing all year round for a visit to Detroit’s Corktown. Detroit’s oldest neighborhood, named for Irish settlers, is rapidly redefining itself. Brunch is big in Corktown. Savor made-from-scratch comfort food at Folk, creative dishes at Brooklyn Street Local or several vegetarian options and a bloody mary and mimosa bar at Bobcat Bonnie’s. Bagel fan? Detroit Institute of Bagels is affectionately called the “best bagel place ever” by locals, and Thrillist.com agreed, naming it one of the top 12 bagel stores in the United States (outside New York City) in 2018. Lucky Detroit Coffee & Espresso is on the second floor of Detroit Barbers. After you sip a cup of java in the company of a mounted moose head, treat yourself to a haircut or hot shave.Explore The Corner Ballpark on the site of old Tiger Stadium, and then pick up an Old English D baseball cap from Detroit Athletic Co. If handcrafted spirits are your passion, taste away and take a tour at distillery Two James Spirits. As your next stop, search out Eldorado General Store, stocked with vintage clothing and other treasures. The area has a long history as Detroit’s oldest neighborhood, with “1834” emblazoned proudly on the signs. The name, some say, refers to County Cork in Ireland, as many of the early residents were immigrants after the potato famine. Just a few years ago, Michigan Avenue had more boards than businesses, but now, it’s not just the well-known Slow’s Bar BQ in the shadow of the old Michigan Central Station. Joining Slow’s on Michigan Avenue alone, you have restaurants and bars such as Astro Coffee, Mercury Burger & Bar, LJ’s Lounge, Ottava Via, PJ’s Lager House, Two James Spirits, Takoi and Gold Cash Gold, not to mention a host of other restaurants underway. The strip also includes shops such as El Dorado General Store.

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