Former Hayes Hotel

Opening as the Hayes Hotel on November 29, 1926 with 203 rooms, this development was considered the most elaborate and largest hotel project ever undertaken in Jackson. Operating for over 40 years as a hotel, the building’s most recent use was an office space for Consumers Energy. In 2004, the Hayes Hotel was purchased by the City of Jackson for redevelopment while Consumers Energy consolidated in a new headquarters within downtown Jackson. The hayes is located between the Historic Carnegie Library and the 1927 Consumers Energy Building in the center of downtown. The T-plan building fronts on W. Michigan, with the real leg extending to the north. Many of the features of the original hotel still remain on most floors and are clearly visible on the exterior of the building.

• Municipality: City of Jackson
• Sale Type: Sale
• Building Size: 60,000 sq. ft.
• Acreage Size: 126.00

• Multi-Tenant Unknown
• Parking Spaces: 41
• Sprinklers: Unknown
• Zoning Class: Central Commercial
• Distance to Hwy: within 2 miles from I-94 and US-127
• Rail Access: No

Contact:
City of Jackson
(517)768-6433
ckonieczki@cityofjackson.org