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GM Renaissance Center
Structure, Office, and Auditorium
Downtown Detroit, Detroit
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This is possibly the most confusing building ever designed. But you have to visit it once, just because it's so unique. GM did some great renovations. The Wintergarden is awesome!
Richard RevillaAugust 14, 2018Amazing corperate building and they will give you a tour as well. Wave hello to Canada on the other side.
William KJuly 29, 2016Pretty in a throw back way. The steel, chrome, glass and light wood panels. The view from the court of the river and Windsor is great to see
MikeFebruary 28, 2017A fun place to dip into to get out of he elements when you're wandering about downtown! Admire the interior architecture and pretty unique layout.- David LewandowskiMarch 5, 2013Coach Insignia is a great place to eat at the top level with a spectacular view of Detroit and Windsor at night especially with your fine lady
Kendal CockrelAugust 14, 2018Take the side elevators up as high as you can to get a crazy view of downtown Detroit or Windsor (depending on which side you're on).
Miranda SaucedoAugust 23, 2012Be sure to take the tour. Sign up is on the first floor and the times are 12pm and 2pm. It's a little boring but they take you to the top of the building!
With over 70 stores and restaurants, a hotel, a 4-screen movie theater, and 5 million square feet of floor space, the Renaissance Center is so large it has its own zip code!
Beautiful place, but easy to get lost in. Also most stores and aren't open on the weekend, and the tour isn't offered on weekends either.
The RenCen, built in the mid 1970s, is home to General Motors, Deloitte and Blue Cross-Blue Shield of Michigan. Also has a shopping area and food court.
Judah RichardsonNovember 19, 2012HUGE and easy to get lost in. Also 1 of the places to sport Detroit's population decline: it was clearly built for far more traffic than it gets
If you're looking for bathrooms, go to the lower level foodcourt - it's sort of winding around the corner if you go right from the escalators.
If you live downtown this can be a great place to run errands. Post office, tailor, shoe repair, CVS, Pure Detroit, Starbucks and more.
KristinOctober 22, 2012Service in Volt Lounge was snail-like at lunch. But at least they had several veg options. Room is small-ish but awesome view (albeit a bit scary if you don't love heights). But bed seems comfy.
Joz Joz JozAugust 12, 2011Get ready to feel like you're walking inside an MC Escher drawing. If you like walking in circles, this is the place for you!
VisitDetroitMarch 14, 2012Opened in March of 1977, the Renaissance Center is the tallest building in the state of Michigan.
Chow Down DetroitOctober 21, 2014Pick Andiamo's over Joe Muer's for fine dining. You get better service and the view is the same.
Robert MillerApril 12, 2011Its like a mini city inside a city. Enjoy the restaurants, movie theatre, and the Marriott. Marriott has the most comfortable beds ever.- VisitDetroitApril 30, 2012Did you know the Renaissance Center is so massive it has its own zip code? 48243!
David HillJune 16, 2010Whoever designed this place is retarded. there are too many different elevators in too many different parts of the building. I took 3 different elevators to get to my hotel room.
- Coffee beanery, pure detroit and starbucks.. Calumet is great for midday snacks, but cvs is cheaper and takes credit cards 4 all purchases
Rick PranitisJune 19, 2013The ladies behind the bar at The Volt sure could use an attitude adjustment...!!!
Come to Verizon for all your cell phone needs. Located between towers 200 and 300.
- Greg BurnsApril 18, 2010Go to Coach Insignia! Hands down the best view of Detroit. Something in town that's actually impressive.
China Daily USAApril 20, 2011GM looks to step up its China presence in a big way, investing $5 to $7 billion in China over the next five years. Read more
Galyna ✈September 16, 2013Might be the worst architectural design ever. The only way to get to anywhere is to walk around in circles. Loooong circles. At least 3 of them. Bad job, John C. Portman!
Take a stroll and check out GM's latest cars on show.
Armani KeemFebruary 27, 2011from food to the movies, there's really no need to leave. just dnt go broke
Worst location to work. Have to pay for coffee and parking & wait to be reimbursed
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GM Renaissance Center
Towers 100-600 Renaissance Center (at E Jefferson Ave.)
Detroit, MI 48226
United States
Detroit, MI 48226
United States
GM Renaissance Center features great dining, local and national shops & services, movies, riverfront events, latest GM vehicles in GM Showroom. Free tours!
Open until 10:00 PM (Show more)
- Mon–Sun
- 6:00 AM–10:00 PM
(313) 567-3126
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- 7.0
"OMG! Absolutely LOVE! LOVE! LOVE! this hotel! Gold and Platinum members are spoiled rotten at this location!!!"
Daniel Casillas 
"Displays of the latest Chevy, Buick, GMC and Cadillac vehicles (most you can sit in). Lower level, across from the food court, open business hours and some special events."
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