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The Henry, Autograph Collection - Dearborn, MI

Key Facts

Address: 300 Town Center Drive
Dearborn, MI 48126
Phone: 1 313-441-2000
Fax: 1 313-441-2051
Toll-Free: 877-829-2429

Web: www.marriott.com/en-us/hotels/dtwak-the-henry-autograph-collection/overview
Email: info@behenry.com

Overview

Description: Artistic Marriott Autograph Collection hotel in Dearborn- Next to Fairlane Town Center- 2 miles to Henry Ford Museum.

Year Built: 1989
Year Renovated: 2011
Check in Time: 4:00 PM
Check out Time: 11:00 AM

Number of Floors: 11
Total Number of Rooms: 308
Chain: Autograph Collection
Chain Website: www.autograph-hotels.marriott.com

Guest Services: ATM/Bank; Babysitting/Child Care; Complimentary Coffee; Concierge/Club Floor; Concierge Services; Currency Exchange; Gift Shop; Laundry/Dry Cleaning Service; Multi-lingual Staff; Free Onsite Parking; Room Service; Wheelchair Access to Common/Public Areas; Common Area Internet Access (Wireless)

Security: Electronic Key/Lock; Parking Area Well Lit; Smoke Alarm in Rooms; Sprinkler in Rooms; Valet Parking Service; Pets Allowed; Additional Fee for Pets

Event Space

Total number of meeting rooms: 7
Total event space: 24,563 sq ft
Total meeting room capacity: 7 meeting rooms holding 1,820 people
Total exhibit space: 20,000 sq ft
Key Personnel: Allen Osborn, Sls/Mktg Dir

Meeting Facilities: A-V Equipment; Business Center; Copier; Personal Computer; Fax; Meeting Facilities; Administrative Services; Meeting Room Internet Access (High Speed & Wireless)

	The Presidential Ballroom	Plaza Ballroom	Directors	Delegate
Dimensions	98x129 ft	48x94 ft	21x23 ft	21x23 ft
Area	12,210 sq ft	4,512 sq ft	483 sq ft	483 sq ft
Floor Number	Floor 1	Floor 1	Floor 1	Floor 1
Floor Cover	carpet	carpet	carpet	carpet
Portable Walls
Auditorium	1,200	400	45	45
Classroom	700	220	24	24
U-Shape			18	18
Reception	1,200	400	45	45
Banquet	900	320	40	40

Location

Description: In heart of Ford Motor area - 7 MI, 10 min from Detroit Metro airport. 35 MI from Chicago

Nearby Airports: Detroit Metro (10.50 miles southwest); Windsor Airport (13 miles southeast); Bishop Intl (52.25 miles northwest)
Nearby Sightseeing: Fairlane Town Center Mall (mile); Greenfield Village (2 miles south); The Henry Ford (2 miles south); Fair Lane (0.75 miles northwest); Ford Rouge Factory Tour, Detroit, MI (1.50 miles southwest)
Dining: Lobby Lounge (Onsite); The Grill (Onsite); La Shish (1.50 miles southwest)

Nearby Recreation: Health Club; Health Spa/Massage; Hot Tub; Pool (Children's Pool, Indoor Pool); Bicycling; Boating/Sailing; Casino; Fishing; Game Room; Golf Course; Jogging Trails; Shopping Mall/Area; Snow Skiing; Tennis (Indoor Tennis, Outdoor Tennis); Water Skiing

Amenities

Air Conditioning

Coffeemaker

Daily Maid Service

Kitchen/Kitchenette (some)

Microwave Oven (some)

Mini-Bar

Free Newspaper

Rooms for Non-smokers

Telephone

Voicemail

Refrigerator

Safe (In Room)

Cable/Satellite Television

Television

DVD/VCR (some)

Internet Access (High Speed & Wireless)

Venues Nearby

Doubletree Hotel Detroit-Dearborn

5801 Southfield Expressway, Detroit, MI 48228
.6 miles

Dearborn Inn, Autograph Collection

20301 Oakwood Blvd, Dearborn, MI 48124
1.7 miles

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