Make room for a fresh way of thinking in the modern style and design of RenCen. In this iconic space in downtown Detroit, style is key. Enjoy stunning views across a riverfront setting and welcome clients into the tallest building in Michigan. Conveniently located, with easy access to the freeway, RenCen combines chic with comfort. Indulge in one of the many restaurants on offer, unwind in the gym and fitness suite or simply impress with views across the river.
Host meetings high in the RenCen, the tallest building in Michigan, with stunning views across the riverfront. Each room is fitted with a large display, video conference setup, whiteboard, flip chart and high-speed WiFi, and natural light keeps longer sessions bright. The Renaissance Center station on Detroit's People Mover sits steps away, and the Detroit Marriott in the same building adds conferencing facilities. Book by the hour or day to impress clients in Detroit's Central Business District.
Each room has a large display, video conference setup, whiteboard, flip chart, high-speed WiFi and natural light.
It is at 400 Renaissance Center in the RenCen, the tallest building in Michigan, in downtown Detroit.
The Renaissance Center station on Detroit's People Mover is just steps away from the building.
Yes, you can reserve a meeting room by the hour or for a full day to suit your agenda.
Yes, the location offers stunning views across the riverfront setting from the tallest building in Michigan.
Work in the GM Renaissance Center, the tallest building in Michigan, with riverfront views.
The Renaissance Center People Mover station sits steps away for easy downtown access.
The riverfront promenade is right outside for a midday break or informal meeting.
The GM Renaissance Center sits in downtown Detroit, with the Renaissance Center People Mover station and Millender Center stop close by, and the Congress Street and Campus Martius stops within reach for getting around the core. Several parking structures, including the Port Atwater and Beaubien Place garages, serve those arriving by car. Just outside, the Detroit RiverWalk runs along the riverfront, while the Greektown Historic District and Campus Martius Park add dining, entertainment and year-round events nearby.