MotorCity Casino Hotel in Detroit has announced a multi-year, $65-million initiative that brings together a series of property-wide enhancements designed to transform how guests experience the property — from hotel stays and dining to the casino floor and loyalty program.
The investment supports jobs, drive continued economic activity, and raises the bar for entertainment, hospitality, and gaming in Detroit. The initiative is called ELEVATE THE ESCAPE.
A full renovation of all 400 hotel guestrooms and suites is currently underway, reimagining the hotel experience with elevated design and comfort. The transformation of the Conference Center has enhanced the property’s ability to host world-class meetings, conferences, and special events.
Upgrades on the horizon include The Wagner, an expanded bar and lounge at the center of the casino floor, as well as a brand-new café set to debut in the food court later this year.
Recent additions include Revel Steak and Red Lantern, along with updated offerings at Grand River Deli & Burgers and Little Caesars.
Upcoming enhancements include refreshed casino entrances, updated finishes, and improved lighting throughout. Upgraded benefits within Club Metro, MotorCity’s loyalty program, also will be introduced.
Recent enhancements to the casino floor include refreshed high-limit gaming, a new first-floor smoking slot area, an expanded VIP dining lounge, and the addition of both a two-story FanDuel Sportsbook and an exclusive VIP FanDuel Sportsbook lounge.
“MotorCity has always been a place people come to have a great time, and ELEVATE THE ESCAPE represents the next chapter in that story,” says John Policicchio, general manager of MotorCity Casino Hotel.
“We’re building on what guests already love while introducing new experiences that feel vibrant, exciting, and designed for how people want to escape and enjoy themselves today.”
Future announcements will highlight individual ELEVATE THE ESCAPE projects in greater detail as they debut.
For more information, visit motorcitycasino.com.
