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5. At the time it was built, it was the world's tallest hotel.

Thu Dec 5, 2024, 03:54 PM

Dec 5

I have dined at the revolving restaurant at the top several times. Not sure if that's still there, but it was a pretty nice experience, a great view.

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So they're considering tearing down the Renaissance Center, eh? [View all] bif Dec 5 OP

Not all of it. Just some buildings. Srkdqltr Dec 5 #1

I wish they wouldn't. LisaM Dec 5 #11

I remember flying over it in my Dad's plane. louis-t Dec 5 #2

When I worked at the RenCen, sometimes we could watch/hear/feel airplanes JustABozoOnThisBus Dec 5 #8

The Renaissance Center is maybe 40 years old bif Dec 5 #4

Thanks. Good to hear about the Book Cadilac. brush Dec 5 #7

At the time it was built, it was the world's tallest hotel. JoseBalow Dec 5 #5

The restaurant is still there, but it doesn't rotate. bif Dec 5 #9

Shame, that was half the fun JoseBalow Dec 5 #10

I thought they were going to tear down Cobo Hall years ago. multigraincracker Dec 5 #6