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20777 Eureka Rd.
Taylor, MI 48180
Nightly Rates: ($79.01 - $149.01)
2 Star
Ramada of Taylor Detroit is located off Interstate 75 at exit 36, approximately 15 miles south of Downtown Detroit. Ramada of Taylor Detroit delivers great services and features. Enjoy FREE deluxe continental breakfast and FREE high speed wireless Internet access. Enjoy a relaxing swim in our indoor pool and spa as well as in our seasonal outdoor pool. The onsite restaurant, Orleans Steakhouse and Lounge, is open daily for lunch and dinner. Our spacious parking lot can easily accommodate large tour buses. The Ramada Inn of Taylor Detroit is just minutes from Downtown Detroit, Detroit Metropolitan Airport, Southland Shopping Mall and over 25 chain and local restaurants. Lodging at the Ramada Taylor Detroit brings you closer to many of the Detroit, Michigan attractions. Take advantage of the convenient location while experiencing what the downtown Detroit area has to offer. The Ramada Taylor Detroit is perfect while visiting the city of Detroit whether it may be to watch the Detroit Tiger play baseball, the Detroit Lions play football or to try you luck at one the three Detroit Casinos. A great Detroit experience is only minutes away. No Pets Allowed.
· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 3:00 PM
· Check out time is 12:00 PM
· Opened in 1967
· Renovated in 1997
· 0 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 5 floors.
Business district, Expressway
 Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near MichiganWhile in Michigan, you might enjoy a visit to: When the old Michigan Theater was gutted to turn it into a parking garage, the ornate ceiling was left in place. A big cow stands guard on the roof of a convenience store. One of several similar statues of mysterious origin around the U.S. and elsewhere. |