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351 Gratiot Avenue Tel: 1-313-967-0900 |
The new Hilton Garden Inn Detroit Downtown hotel is in a prime downtown Detroit location, near Greektown and numerous restaurants. The hotel offers two restaurants and bar, The Hunter House and The Great American Grill® and a comfortable lobby with wireless Internet. All guestrooms have complimentary DSL Internet service and complimentary in-room printing. Guestrooms include a microwave, coffeemaker and fridge, pay- per-view movies, Nintendo, iron and board, and hair dryer. The hotel has an on-site laundry facility, a small indoor pool with hot tub, and a well-equipped workout room.
Room Rates: Groves Conference rate is $109 for single or double rooms.
Registration must be received on or before May 8, 2007 to receive the conference rate. Rates are subject to applicable state and local taxes (14%) at time of check-in. Secured valet parking for registered guests is $20 per night. Please mention “Groves Conference” to fill our block of reserved guest rooms and receive the conference room rate. If you are registering on line, use the code: GCF.
Directions to Hotel & Ground Transportation: View Maps
From Detroit Metro Airport: Take I-94 east to I-75 south. Then take I-375 south into Detroit. Take the Lafayette Street exit and turn right onto Lafayette. Turn right again onto Brush Street. The hotel is at the intersection of Brush and Gratiot Avenue. Taxis from the airport to downtown charge between $41 and $48 and are less expensive than airport shuttles. Phone 800-745-5191 for Metro Airport Taxi or 800-351-5466 for Checker Sedans. For information on public transportation or car rentals, go to: http://www.metroairport.com/transportation.
Conference Setting
Detroit is home to America’s largest Middle Eastern population and some 67 designated ethnic communities. The conference hotel is located in the heart of downtown within walking distance of Ford Field and Comerica Park, the Music Hall, Fox, and Gem Theatres, Greektown restaurants, the Greektown Arts Festival (June 1-3, 2007), and Greektown Casino or take the People Mover monorail to the Riverfront and Detroit’s Hart Plaza.
Other Detroit attractions include Orchestra Hall, Detroit Opera House, Detroit Institute of Arts, Detroit Science Center, Museum of African American History, Detroit Historical Museum, Arab American National Museum, Mexicantown Welcome Center, theaters, jazz, techno, and Latino night clubs.
And bring your Passport…Canada is just across the Detroit River! Welcome to the Motor City!