Detroit Foundation Hotel

Hipsters flock to Detroit so they can hang in spots just like this: both ineffably cool and exceedingly welcoming. Take the guest rooms, which are adorned as if for the pages of Architectural Digest’s Detroit Issue: sparkling woodwork, powdery blue velvet furniture, ceilings that seem to touch the sky, industrial light fixtures. Much of it was made right here in Detroit, including the iron-welded door handles, leather trays and even the wallpaper; hit the mini bar for a stash of locally-curated tipples. Whether you opt for a Foundation King room or the Commissioner's Suite (complete with a pool table), you’ll have amenities that make you feel like you’re at home, including loaner Detroit Bikes, Netflix-equipped televisions and same-day laundry and dry-cleaning.

Newly born out of the 1929 former Fire Department HQ, with 100 artful rooms and sceney restaurants.

Tasteless. Did we mention the chef helming those eateries is two Michelin-starred Thomas Lents?

In the city that birthed the automobile, this should come as no surprise: the hotel offers comped house car service for three-mile jaunts with brand new Lincoln Continentals and Lincoln Navigators.

You’re addicted to podcasts, so when you found out the hotel has its own podcast studio complete with a Shinola Runwell Turntable, you thought you’d record your own. And why not? It’s Fun with a capital F.

- The Apparatus Room - Chef's Table