Best hotels in Flint
Hilton Garden Inn
110 W. Kearsley Street, MI, 48502
Conveniently located just five miles from the airport, this Downtown hotel puts you right in the heart of Flint. Take advantage of the prime location and explore both the Sloan Museum and the Flint Institute of Arts.
Baymont by Wyndham
4160 Pier North Boulevard, MI, 48504
Renovated in 2019, Baymont by Wyndham offers everything you could want from a hotel. Just outside of Downtown and easy to reach via I-75, Pier North Boulevard also has a gym, an indoor pool, and a soothing hot tub for a relaxing evening after exploring the city. Plus, it’s pet-friendly.
Fairfield Inn & Suites, Flint Grand Blanc
9044 Holly Road, MI, 48439
You can choose from a guest room or a suite when you stay at this hotel in the Grand Blanc area. It offers several amenities, including a heated pool and a well-equipped gym, and breakfast is included at no extra cost – whether you want it continental, hot, or just to grab and go.
Best restaurants in Flint
501 Bar & Grill
500 S. Saginaw Street, MI, 48502
Head to 501 Bar & Grill in Downtown to enjoy a truly eclectic menu that goes from jalapeno catfish to yakisoba stir fry. It’s also great if all you want to eat is a small plate or two to share, with dishes like fried green tomatoes and gravy fries always on the menu.
Blackstone’s Smokehouse
513 Saginaw Street, MI, 48502
Blackstone’s Smokehouse in historic downtown Flint promises some of the tastiest barbecue in Michigan and features live music at weekends. Dine here and enjoy their smoked beef and Michigan salad in a warm ambiance and comfortable setting.
Olive Garden
3699 Miller Road, MI, 48507
If Italian food’s your thing, then Olive Garden is the place for you. Creamy Alfredo pasta dishes are a house specialty, but there’s plenty more to enjoy, too, from soups to salads and more. You can even create your own pasta dish with your choice of topping and sauce.
Best attractions in Flint
Stepping Stone Falls
5161 Branch Road, MI, 48506
You’re never closer to nature than when you visit the scenic and tranquil Stepping Stone Falls. It’s where the Flint River flows into Mott Lake. Great for walking, relaxing, and, if you’ve remembered to bring your tackle, a little fishing for bluegill and bass, too.
Flint Institute of Arts
1120 E. Kearsley Street, MI, 48503
The Flint Institute of Arts is the second-largest art museum in Michigan, with collections of paintings, sculptures, and even ceramics from all over the world. It’s also home to temporary exhibitions as well as frequent screenings of independent movies.
Longway Planetarium
4190 E. Court Street, MI, 48509
Explore the mysteries of the universe at this part of the city’s Sloan Museum complex. Longway Planetarium is the most advanced planetarium facility in Michigan. As well as enjoying guides to the stars, you can lie back and watch a whole range of informative and educational films about the world around us. It’s a good idea to book online in advance.