Welcome to Shinola Hotel
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A place where unparalleled service, timeless design and an obsession with quality craftsmanship come together to redefine luxury. We believe in creating experiences that endure and making each moment meaningful. Our service is genuine and approachable, our spaces are designed to be lived in and well-loved and our commitment to Detroit’s legacy runs deep. Here, handcrafted hospitality meets local legacy. Our spaces celebrate the city’s heritage of craft, distinctive culture and enduring community spirit—brought to life through timeless design, eclectic art and partnerships with Detroit-based tastemakers. Our penchant for meaningful immersion in local culture compels guests to experience unforgettable stays and forge lasting memories.
Our Story
What started as a watch company in 2011 has grown to be so much more. Shinola is a Detroit-based luxury lifestyle brand with an unwavering commitment to making products—from timepieces to leather goods—well and that last. The brand is rooted in celebrating quality design and craftsmanship, and it’s exactly why the company had an early desire to create a place where visitors and locals could experience timeless design and handcrafted hospitality.
Even the hotel property itself fuses past, present and future through timeless design and time-honored technique. The hotel spans five buildings, including the historic former Singer Building and the T.B. Rayl Co. Store built in 1915. Throughout construction, there was an underlying commitment to restore the two buildings to their original look and feel, ensuring these structures would shine in the new century and for many to come. Bespoke details and one-of-a-kind guest rooms seamlessly blend original character with modern luxury.
Dining & Drinking
Indulge in undeniable culinary craft. Shinola Hotel is home to five unique dining and drinking venues from award-winning Chef Andrew Carmellini and NoHo Hospitality Group. Savor Southern Italian flavors at San Morello, tuck away with a nightcap at Evening Bar, or step into Parker’s Alley for brews and buckets of fried chicken at The Brakeman and Penny Red’s, and dairy delicacies from Mister Dips.

