Ok its a bit confusing ... they really could use some better signs. We ended up walking up the ramp…read moretrying to avoid cars. But the location is excellent. We were going to the taste of cincinnati. Hate all the one way streets in all that traffic. It cost us 10 dollars to park but that was event rate.

The Fountain Square Parking Garage couldn't be more convenient for an evening in or around Fountain…read moreSquare. It is easy to navigate. I love the fun and bright colors inside the garage. My biggest qualm with the garage is the price. My husband and I parked here for two nights when staying downtown and it cost us $62. The signs indicated the weekend rate was $8.50, so I am unsure how that math worked out. However, I would park here again for the convenience and overall experience.

Cheap(ish) and insanely secure parking garage. To enter you need to insert your ticket just to get…read morethe door open to enter the garage you can't just go inside. So be warned - DO NOT LOOSE YOUR TICKET. The only negative you can't easily walk out of the garage entrance (where you car comes in) because it is so secure there are gates. You have to walk down to the side of the building to exit through the small door. But I guess that's the price you pay for security! This is the garage I tell people to park in who have never been to OTR. It's easy to find and it's by everything so you can say it's by xxx and it can be easily found.

This garage is easily my most favorite in Cincinnati. It's easy to navigate, safe, has a good…read morelocation and best of all: it's affordable! I find myself in OTR a lot, so this being near to most of the places I go and easy to get to off Vine and 12th makes this my parking lot of choice - the $5 cap on daytime parking and $2 nighttime cap certainly help too. GQP has a lot of safety features too, that I think are nice but possibly a bit excessive. It's impossible to get into unless you are parking your car or have your parking ticket with you to open the door (DO NOT FORGET TO TAKE YOUR PARKING TICKET!) The entrances have gates over them that open only for cars, and the doors require you to swipe your ticket in order to unlock them and get in. GQP, as it is now, is probably as good as it gets for a parking lot. I hate giving them a 5-star as I don't really get excited about a parking lot, but at the same time I think they deserve it for simply having made a proper parking garage.

After the Journey concert it took us an hour ten minutes to get to the booth…read more It was a maze No help from employees. Will not park there again.

I parked here to run in the Flying Pig Marathon. There were a few entrances, but I entered through…read morethe one on Race St. It was very convenient, easy to find, and only cost a flat fee of $5. The parking spaces were a decent width so there shouldn't be an issue with your car getting dinged by the car next to yours. There were stairwells leading to the ground floor. They were well labeled to help you remember where you had parked.

Immediately off Second St., just past the Underground Railroad Freedom Museum is an entrance to…read morethis "below-ground" parking garage. The maximum fee is $13.00, which is reasonable for downtown Cincinnati. I knew I would be parked all day so I only looked at the maximum rate when I drove inside. There were ample empty spaces, reasonably lit areas (though there could have been more light ) and decent signage. Plus, convenient exit stairs place you at Freedom Way and Walnut, which is within walking distance of all things in the waterfront section of downtown. Because the exit pay station was broken (-1 star), there was line of cars waiting to pay and exit the garage. Surprisingly, even that process was quicker than I expected it to be. Overall, I was really pleased with the location and cost of parking here. I paid $13.00 to park for 7 hours.

Parking for reds game is spot on, easy access. Employees at gates are terrible, not a welcoming…read moreenvironment.

Parking meters for miles. I wonder how many meters they have in this city? And they're everywhere…read more I'm not a fan of paying for parking but I do understand that cities need to eat. Cincinnati makes it easy by partnering with the Parkmobile app which makes it possible to only pay for the parking you need - like it cuts off at 6pm or it starts at 8am. And you get an emailed receipt for your payment which you can use to contest that meter maid who screws up. It's a good system. Free would be better but again, Cincinnati gotta get paid. [Review 20509 overall - 232 in Ohio - 1490 of 2023.]

I go to get a new DL at the BMV. I use the app. Get charged $2.5 for an hour. Come out 30 minutes…read morelater, I have a ticket. The receipt wasn't in the window and it didn't populate in the enforcement officers system. She was polite and directed me to this place. Where I have to use another $1 to park and contest this ticket. When I walk in, the receptionist is on her cell phone and asks me to wait. Mind you, the timer on the app is still under an hour so it's evidence that I've paid. She has me wait and claims my ticket will be voided. I'm literally writing this so I have evidence should she decide not void it and I get pulled over I have a recount of the issue.

I currently use Gramercy Garage as I live on the same block. The morning of 1/26 I walked out to my…read morecar to see it was broken into. Management was fast to let me know what steps I needed to take to have this issue resolved. The management and employees were very nice and apologetic about the situation. Even offering to check cameras for the police report. Later that day I received a call saying the camera system does not work and there was no way of seeing when or who broke into the vehicle. When asked why I pay over $120 / month for parking I was informed it was a park at your own risk establishment by the corporate office. Do not pay $120 / month if you are worried about your personal vehicle being broken into as this garage does not have an adequate working surveillance system. As for the monthly parking, you are still required to pay with no discount after such event. Thank you again to the management and employees but the corporate office could be to no help what so ever. I do not recommend anyone parking here especially if you are concerned about theft, or knowing there's no security in place inside the garage.

I never thought I'd give four stars to a parking facility, but hey, there's a first time for…read moreeverything. Gramercy Garage is tucked away from the sight of tourists, sports fans, and convention-goers to provide adequate parking for those who live and work Downtown. The garage is completely enclosed to protect cars from the elements, plus it has secure access for card holders only in the evening hours. There is an attendant stationed on-site 24/7, plus call buttons located throughout the garage if you need an escort from your car. Pricing is very reasonable, with monthly passes costing $71.00. Guests of pass holders can park for $2.00 an hour during the day with a max daily rate of $7.00.

This is the parking lot directly to the northwest of CVG. It belongs to CVG and is operated by…read moreStandard Parking. They charge $8 a day. When we entered the lot, the lady gave us our pass, told us what aisle to go to, and radioed a shuttle driver to meet us at that aisle. The drive over to the airport takes a minute, or maybe two minutes tops. When we returned, the shuttle driver took us right to our car, instead of stopping at an aisle end. As we pulled up to pay, I saw something about a AAA discount, which saved us $1 per day. I'd definitely park here again. This lot is fast, convenient, and staffed by friendly people.

This is a convenient parking lot in the Northside area with access to Chase Ave and Hamilton Ave…read more It is usually cheaper to park at an available meter in the area, but when that isn't available this is my next choice. The lot is well maintained with even paving and well marked parking spaces. The spaces are numbered as you will need this to pay the machine for your time. Payment can be cash or card which is convenient for people that do not typically keep cash on hand. This is also a designated parking lot for the pharmacy located on the corner of Hamilton and Chase with the first few spots reserved for that business.