Where to stay in Flint
Hilton Garden Inn Flint Downtown
110 W Kearsley Street, MI, 48502
This three-star hotel attracts visitors with relaxed atmosphere and prime location – it’s within three miles of the Sloan Museum, Capital Theatre, Flint Farmers’ Market and within walking distance of Riverbank Park.
The hotel has bright and breezy dining spaces, including Sauce Italian American Kitchen, plus a fitness center.
Outdoor Adventures Lake Shore Resort
4392 N Irish Road, MI, 48423
If you’re in Flint for an adventurous outdoor vacation, this three-star camping resort just might seal the deal. The site is set near a spring-fed lake and has 99 rental units where you can pitch a tent or retreat inside a cozy cabin.
There are seasonal outdoor pools, hot tubs and putt-putt golf facilities, plus live entertainment.
Fairfield Inn & Suites Flint Grand Blanc
9044 Holly Road, MI, 48439
A fresh and smart finish makes this Marriott hotel ideal for business travel – the lobbies are adorned with exposed brick, stylish sofas and tables where you can grab a quick meeting before heading out.
There are in-room workstations and coffee machines – and when the day is done, you can cool down in the indoor swimming pool.
Where to eat in Flint
Redwood Steakhouse
5304 Gateway Center, MI, 48507
At once upscale and rustic, this steakhouse serves wild game as well as traditional filet mignon and prime rib. The raw bar is open Tuesday through Saturday – from here, you can order tuna nachos, crab rolls and California sushi with avocado.
Flint Crepe Company
555 Saginaw Street, MI, 48502
The industrial decor makes Flint’s premier creperie an atmospheric place to visit for lunch or dessert.
Try a savory crepe enhanced with cheddar, tempeh, chicken or a vegan alternative. Got a sweet tooth? Indulge it with a customized mix of chocolate chips, hazelnut sauce, cacao syrup and crumbled Graham cracker topping.
Italia Gardens
G-3273 Miller Road, MI, 48507
Serving locals since 1931, this Italian eatery is a great place for wood-fired pizza.
Hungry families can find a mix of delicacies on the menu, including Caesar salad, Sicilian sausage and a range of tomato and meat pasta dishes. There are often deals for kids under 10, too.
What to do in Flint
Sloan Museum
4190 E Court Street, MI, 48509
Lovers of classic automobiles will adore the colorful exhibits at Sloan Museum, a star of the Flint Cultural Center named after the onetime chief executive of General Motors.
There’s a heritage-oriented play place – Wisner’s Whizbang Emporium – for younger visitors, plus classic car models and displays charting the rise and decline of this important Michigan industry.
Crossroads Village
6140 N Bray Road, MI, 48505
Genesee County’s must-see living history museum has more than 30 fascinating structures, plus a historic steam railroad. Look out for the 1869 Colwell Opera House building or bring the family to ride the vintage carousel.
Richfield County Park
6322 N Irish Road, MI, 48423
15 minutes north of Flint lies a blissful park that’s perfect for picnics, games and a host of recreational escapes.
Hike or bike the 2.6-mile trail, test out your serve in the tennis courts or simply enjoy a picnic amid the 345 acres of greenery.