Somerset Collection

If I lived anywhere near this here… THIS would be the mall I always shopped at.
Somerset is broken by into two sections. Somerset North and Somerset South. The North end is 3 stories and anchored by Macy’s and Nordstrom. There is a parking garage attached as well which is nice when the weather is anything but lovely. The third floor houses the food court and the second floor has the skywalk to Somerset South.
Somerset South is two stories and anchored by Neman Marcus and Saks Fifth Avenue. South is where you will find Louis Vuitton, Armani, Salvatore Ferragamo and other high end designer names. Somerset Collection houses many stores that are exclusive to the mall and the only ones you will find in Michigan.
The décor is amazing. There are sculptures and fountains scattered all over the mall. There are no kiosks to be found which is nice as this keeps it classy and clutter free. The floor has marble and overall the place has a very high end feel and look. The skywalk that connects north to south has a moving floor so you can either stand and let the floor do the work… or you can act like you’re in the airport and «walk» really fast.
We did no shopping while we were here… but we did walk all floors and check out what this mall has to offer. Just walking the entire mall (and eating in the food court) took over 2 hours! It’s a fabulous mall… and the mecca for mall rats everywhere!

Beautiful Mall. I love everything about this mall. The mall is very upscale and has a great selection of stores. The fact that they have Capital Grill and Jay Alexander’s inside is awesome.

Great mall super clean and nice. Lots of stores to choose from no matter your taste.

I’ve fallen into a habit of swinging by here around once a month — usually just for a drink at Nordstrom’s eBar and an entrée at the food court’s Mac and Cheese counter — and have come to feel that Somerset offers a highly concentrated New York City 5^th Avenue or Beverly Hills Rodeo Drive experience right here in Michigan. In fact, it’s probably the ONLY place in Michigan that can claim that characteristic. No other mall in the state likely has as wide a selection of high-​end stores as you’ll find here, and the selection, naturally, is kept up to date.
If you do come here for shopping, be prepared to $pent $martly, and enjoy the experience on the whole, as the mall is designed with wide open spaces and a legitimate sense of grandeur across its three levels and two separate sections.

When I have a lot of shopping to do, Somerset is it. I like that the mall has a large variety of stores, although other people there can be snobs. It is the rich people’s mall. The staff in all of the stores is very friendly and helpful. I love Pottery Barn Kids, Express, Bath & Body Works, etc. We’ve never eaten there but the food court is always crowded. You won’t find a better selection of stores in such a clean, convenient space for miles.
Park in the back during busy days rather than near Macy’s, it easier!

Can’t say anything wrong about Somerset Mall. I Love this place. It has every store I love to shop in all in one place. I do wish they had more restaurant choices but otherwise, I have no complaints. Clean, fun, and accommodating. Some stores are pricey but one should shop according to their budget.

This is truly a 5 star mall with a 5 star experience. Certainly bring your check book when enjoying somerset mall. Located on 16 mile in Troy, the mall brings a lot of business to the city and to be quiet honest, the city wouldn’t do well without somerset mall there. Many big name restaurants surround the mall along with huge corporations. It just brings that value that’s needed to sustain a certain level of luxury desired by consumers.
The mall also decorates for all four seasons including recognized holidays that is beautiful to say the least. All the plants in the mall are live and do get cared for daily definitely stands out to consumers. The most impressive part is during the spring when they create a live spring garden flourishing with spring flowers. Great concept executed perfectly.

As far as architecture and a place to pass time and window shop, it’s amazing. Especially just to see the holiday decorations. I remember TSD used to hold academic recognition for all elementary school students here for gettings honor roll and all A’s.
For shopping, it’s still an amazing place but definitely on the pricier end compared to most malls and Oakland Mall. If I need something on the formal end, for business and social occasions, I usually come here. For those who don’t know, this is a 3 Level Mall which is split in two sides.
The North side encompasses all the stores that tailor towards middle and upper middle class (Macy’s, Nordstrom, JcPenney, Apple, Microsoft among many more moderately priced specialty brands). The South side is the high-​end side having a luxury pen shop and all the haute coutore stores ie Gucci, Armani, Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth, etc. There is a Starbucks there as soon as you get off the Skywalk Escalator that bridges both sides but it’s probably pricier than reg Starbucks locations.
There’s a food court on the 3^rd floor of the North side which has had renovations over the years I’ve been coming here. A few of them like Baskin Robbins and Sbarros have stayed through the recessions. Many of them haven’t been so lucky. A lot of healthy options that are fairly priced.
During the holidays, this place looks even more appealing and as such shoppers flock to the place, if not to shop to enjoy the scenery. Oakland has kinda been trashed to Somerset. It’s still a great mall but Somerset is almost like an architectural icon in Troy. So many people from surrounding cities and celebrities who tour come here. If you haven’t been here at all, you’re missing out on a jewel of Metro Detroit.

A nicer high scale type of mall. A great atmosphere with a wide variety of classy stores to choose from. The food court is also very nice as well.

Beautiful, clean, easy to access mall — I drive from downtown Detroit to come here for certain stores, especially Sephora, Apple, and Athleta! Concierge desk was very nice and friendly; the food court has surprisingly nice, affordable, and healthy options and it’s overall a wonderful shopping experience. Parking is easy, it’s not been super crowded when I’ve been, great natural lights, large walkways, easy to find your way around.

AWESOME mall! LOVE the layout! VERY upscale & immacutely maintained facility! GREAT selection of the popular stores & trendy shops. Among some of the BEST dining choices in area! «CAPITAL GRILLE FOR ME!!!» They also have a nice food court, if you want to go cheaper.

Sommerset Collection has just about every major designer brand represented. Definitely the best place to shop in the state of Michigan if you are into high class fashion brands.

Love this place! I live down the street and on often go on lazy Sundays to walk around the mall with my wife. Beware of the Apple Store as either the floor tiles they use or the geniuses that inhabit the store smell terrible. This mall has basically every major designer represented. This is the place I take relatives from overseas to go shopping. Great place for mall walking, people watching, eating and possibly for shopping.

Perhaps the prettiest mall in Michigan! Three floors filled with great stores, and a huge food court which offers a great selection, restaurants, a sky walk, and boutiques!
Its the nicest during Christmas, they always go all out and have a beautiful set up for the kids.
Speaking of kids, all year around they always have a play area on the first floor so your kids can play as you fancy an evening indoors!
Growing up when family came from out of town, this is one the first few places we took them to! Love this mall!

This has to be by far my favorite shopping mall. The big open, clean environment makes me a happy. I also love how they do not have those people with tables all over the place, always trying to sell you dumb things or talk you into entering raffles.
I really recommend checking it out.

Great place to hang out.
No many choices in food court.
About shopping, no wonder they call it rich people mall.

Mall with a north and south side. Choose wisely… or else just take the skywalk across to the other side.
The selection for the mall space is awesome. I could spend the whole day here.
There are three floors. Great food court. Many other restaurants. A huge fountain. That’s just the south side. The north side has a piano player. Good restaurants. High end stores.
Something for everyone.
Also its always impeccably decorated for xmas season!

The best mall around ! It has all of the great stores and is easy to navigate. The south side is more upscale with Neimans and Saks as anchors with lots of designer boutiques in between.
The north side is busier and has more «typical» mall stores and s great food court

One of my favorite malls!
There are so many beautiful stores here. They are all on the upscale, pricey side, but as long as you know that, you won’t be shocked. They put a lot of money into this mall to make it look very nice.
If you want a great deal, stay at the Marriott. They have a really great package where you get a gift certificate to the mall, free drinks, dinner and other goodies for a great price, plus free valet parking at the mall.
There is a scenic skywalk that connects the mall. The mall is actually two very large malls. Nordstroms is my favorite store here, but there is no shortage of other amazing places to shop!

I have to give this mall 5-​stars. It has just about every store you can imagine, separated by high-​end stores in the South end and the more «reasonable» in the North end. The mall itself is super nice, everything is so clean and the ambiance just makes your shopping experience feel extravagant.
I only wish I lived closer to it since I love Neimans and Nordstrom so much!

ich empfehle sogar einfach mal rein zuschauen, so stylisch ist dieser Platz. Sogar einfach zum verweilen auf vielen Sitzbänken innen drin. Geheimtipp zum Shoppen: Nine West