Location as others have described when I went (June) was under construction

Location as others have described when I went (June) was under construction. There's a parking lot near enough you don't *have* to use the valets if you don't want to. It's literally right next to the airport so depending on the direction you come from you may be driving on what you think are limited access roads. The club itself is rather cramped- a long stage with poles setup with tables next to it and larger tables at the periphery. The bar is at the end (like a "T") and it's where they enter/exit the stage. It's not a bad place to setup shop. The atmosphere is loud (TVs on the walls at the bar area) and really smoky. As in, you will smell like an ashtray when you leave (something to take note of if its important). Beer/booze prices weren't bad. Private dance area is downstairs from what I gathered, there's a stairway to upstairs but I never saw any patrons go up. Downstairs is a set of private booths. Dancers rotate pretty quick, with 2-3 on stage at a time (was a little after midnight). I eventually made enough eye contact to get some interest and took a dancer downstairs and was almost shocked (if I hadn't read about Detroit clubs before). Will just say that it seems like anything may be fair game- I opted for less but still left satisfied. And a fair bit lighter in the wallet. Just make sure you ask about prices first- I can see things getting ugly if you go in unprepared.