Extended stay / Downtown · Washington Boulevard / Capitol Park
ROOST Detroit
ROOSTIndependent
Apartment-style hotel inside the restored 1926 Book Tower on downtown's Washington Boulevard: 117 suites with full kitchens and washer-dryers, built for a weekend or a month.
You book on the hotel’s own site. We don’t charge you anything and we never see your booking.
Quick facts
- Rooms
- 117
- Floors
- 38
- Opened
- 2023
- Parking
- 24/7 valet on Washington Blvd: $50 per night for overnight guests, $25 for up to 4 hours.
- Pets
- Dogs only, up to 40 lb; cleaning fee of up to $350 per pet, depending on length of stay.
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What’s on around the hotel?
Concerts, games, exhibitions and markets within a short walk, straight from our own events calendar.
MastodonThe Fillmore Detroit · 8 min walkBuzzcocks: Celebrating 50 Years Of BuzzcocksSaint Andrew's Hall · 14 min walk
Doja CatLittle Caesars Arena · 15 min walk
Malcolm ToddFox Theatre · 10 min walkTaste Of ChaosThe Fillmore Detroit · 8 min walk
NHL: New York Rangers at Detroit Red WingsLittle Caesars Arena · 15 min walk
Mrs. Doubtfire: the hit musical comedy lands at the Fox TheatreFox Theatre · 10 min walk
Detroit Opera House - Behind the ScenesDetroit Opera House · 7 min walk03 / The story of this place
What’s it like to stay here?
Louis Kamper designed the 38-story Book Tower in 1926, and for a short while it was Detroit's tallest building. By 2009 it was completely empty; Bedrock bought it in 2015 and spent more than $300 million bringing it back. It reopened in June 2023 with rental apartments and 117 ROOST hotel units. Every suite has a full kitchen and its own washer and dryer, so settling in for a month is easy. Dinner is an elevator ride away: the building has the French brasserie Le Suprême, the Japanese restaurant HIROKI-SAN, the Kamper's rooftop bar and three more bars, plus event space under the restored glass rotunda.
- Inside the restored 1926 Book Tower
- 117 suites with kitchen and laundry
- Le Suprême and Kamper's in the building
- Former names
- Book Tower (office building, not a hotel) (1926–2009)
- Architect
- Louis Kamper (1926 Book Tower); ODA Architecture (restoration)
- Historic building
- Part of the Washington Boulevard Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1982.
Getting there
Staying a while? Book direct: longer stays get up to 15% off, and the monthly offer includes housekeeping. Valet runs 24/7 on Washington Boulevard at $50 a night.
Accessibility
ADA apartments available; ask the hotel about specific features.
What comes with your room?
- Valet parking
- Fitness center
- Restaurant
- Rooftop
- Pet-friendly
- Kitchen in the room
- Meeting space
- Accessible rooms
- Laundry
- Free Wi-Fi
Eat and drink in the house
- Le Suprême restaurantFrench brasserie in the Book Tower
- Kamper's rooftop barRooftop bar in the Book Tower
- HIROKI-SAN restaurantJapanese restaurant in the Book Tower
- Sakazuki barBar in the Book Tower
- The Aladdin Sane barCocktail bar in the Book Tower
- Bar Rotunda barBar under the Book Tower rotunda
The hotel’s packages
What the hotel offers on its own site: check the exact price and terms there.
- $100 Dining Credit + Late Checkout$100 to spend at the Book Tower's restaurants and bars, plus 1 p.m. checkout.See it on the hotel’s site ↗
- StaycationUp to 15% off a stay close to home.See it on the hotel’s site ↗
- Longer stay savingsUp to 15% off longer stays; the monthly offer includes housekeeping.See it on the hotel’s site ↗
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