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Hyatt Place Detroit / Royal Oak Hotel

Set a few steps from Royal Oak Music Theatre, Stagecrafters and Emagine, 1.5 miles to Detroit Zoo, 12.5 miles to Motown Museum.

Website: hyatt.com

Phone: (248) 545-7030

Cross Streets: Between W University Ave and E University Ave

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  • Sun Open 24 Hours

422 N Main St Royal Oak, MI 48067 ·366.41 mi

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Amenities

  • Restaurant
  • Wifi
  • Smoke-free
  • Accessible
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Tripadvisor traveler Beth D 09/23/26

Great location in downtown Royal Oak, clean and fresh room, nice gym and good price. Appreciated the washer and dryer on the 6th floor. Breakfast included.

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Tripadvisor traveler Paul S 09/17/26

Great location, very clean property and an outstanding staff. Add in the free parking in Downtown Royal Oak and it is a no-brainer place to stay.

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Tripadvisor traveler Jackie C 09/14/26

Clean, updated rooms, kind staff, great breakfast, worth the money and energy. I travel a lot, and sometimes, hotels, where I stay aren’t not worth the price. This was not the case for this hotel. Quality was worth every penny.

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Tripadvisor traveler Julia L 09/13/26

Great location close to other shops/restaurants in town. Staff is very friendly and accomodating. Rooms are comfortable and quiet. Parking is convenient with easy in/out access. Fantastic complimentary breakfast!

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Tripadvisor traveler Lan M 09/13/26

Overall, we had a very good stay. The hotel is clean, modern, well located in downtown Royal Oak, and our room was spacious and comfortable. The staff was especially welcoming and friendly. Breakfast is fairly typical for a chain hotel, so with so many cafés nearby, we chose to eat out instead.The one thing that really bothered me was the reception setup. The employees stand behind a small desk with computer screens, with no chairs or stools available. Because this is largely a stationary job, watching them remain on their feet for long periods felt uncomfortable to me as a guest.Prolonged standing in one place is an ergonomic concern and has been associated with fatigue, back and muscle discomfort, and leg swelling. It also creates an unnecessary barrier for employees who may have disabilities, mobility limitations, chronic pain, pregnancy, or other conditions that make prolonged standing difficult.As a guest, I do not need a receptionist to be standing in order to feel welcomed or well served. The staff made us feel welcome because they were kind and attentive, not because they were standing.For such a modern hotel, this practice felt surprisingly outdated. Simply giving employees the option of a chair or sit/stand stool would make a meaningful difference without taking anything away from the guest experience.

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