PROS: friendly staff, good amount of parking, historic atmosphere, free breakfast, nice rooms, good…read morerates, nice location CONS: you have to pay for parking and no gym or pool OVERALL: I'm confident you would absolutely love it here! Sure there's no pool or gym but it's historic and presentable

What a beautiful historic hotel right on Case Western Reserve's campus. Everyone raved about their…read morebreakfast. The building is well preserved, very classy both inside and outside, with a nice garden area (with string lights) that wasn't open (yet?). Alright room (could probably use some upkeep and update). Good bed. However, we were unlucky to face a street with early morning trash trucks and (even worse) road work starting at 6 am! On the day of checking out, we just needed a little bit more time. We asked for a 12 pm check out but they simply would not accommodate any request. it's not busy at all. Oh well.

We spent one night at this pretty little B&B in the University Circle neighborhood of Cleveland. My…read morepartner was checking out the CWRU law program, so we were really conveniently located for the purpose. Martha is very nice, and arranged things with us on an individual basis. For example, she let us check-in at noon. She also asked us about any special diet needs, and happily cooked us a vegetarian breakfast casserole. Our room was small but nice, and our bed was very comfortable. As the other reviewer stated, there are even plush, terrycloth bathrobes hanging in the closets. Martha helped us figure out where we were going and supplied us with an area map. After a long day of walking around town, we spent the evening drinking a bottle of wine and enjoying the large TV in the breakfast area. The only reason I wouldn't go to five stars is because of the bathroom. Firstly, we had to share it with the other guests, which wasn't really appropriate for the price we paid ($130 all told w/ taxes and parking). Secondly, the bathroom was next to our bedroom, so we got to hear everyone pad to and from it in the middle of the night. However, besides that one draw back, I would recommend it as a good place to stay for anyone checking out the campus, art museum, or botanical gardens.

I just stayed at the University Circle Bed and Breakfast for the first time, and I'll definitely be…read moreback! This place serves as an inviting home away from home in a beautiful turn-of-the-century house at the edge of University Circle. This B&B has quiet, nice-sized rooms that are appointed with all the creature comforts - down to the plush terrycloth robe in the closet! The breakfast was lovely (and very filling!) and served in a beautiful dining area. There's a comfy living room where you can curl up and read a magazine. I thoroughly enjoyed my conversations with proprietor Gary, who made me feel like a welcome member of the family. If you're looking for an alternative to an impersonal hotel, this is a great place to stay!

What a stunning architectural piece of work - this is really a majestic building that makes a grand…read morestatement with stately ornate and solid features that adorn the building from the foundation to the rooftop! There are so many iconic structures in Cleveland - but this is certainly one to stop and view along the way or even stay if you want to book a night in the Doubletree that calls this property home!

I was a little weary when I pulled up the area is a little bit under construction and looked older…read moreso I was a bit nervous. The staff at the front was very friendly and welcoming and the lobby was very nice and clean. I got up to the room and was shocked how modern and comfortable it was I thought it would be older. The room is really nice and updated with a beautiful bathroom and comfortable bed! Looking forward to a great stay!!

You do have to valet here, parking is scarce in Cleveland…read more Driving up to the hotel I was greeted by a very kind valet who quickly explained everything to me and the easy process of requesting my car when I needed to go anywhere, he even kept my car quickly available as I would be leaving after checking in. Check in was quick and simple with a positive and kind smile at the desk. My room was clean and had a decent amount of space. Every staff member I saw had a smile and hello. I did eat at the restaurant bar once and the flat bread was wonderful, they could easily make more money from these by reducing the toppings, but I am grateful they chose not to, it was a perfect meal after sight seeing all day.

Stayed 2 weeks at Holiday Inn after having heart surgery at Cleveland Clinic. We felt the beds…read morecould use an upgrade as they were not very comfortable. That goes for the pillows too. The picnic tables located behind the hotel are too unstable to be safe, need replaced. The staff were WONDERFUL. Everyone we meant was courteous, helpful and friendly. Nice patio area and music outside the cafe. Received great service at the Moce Cafe. Christoper was our server on many occasions. We enjoyed his service & speaking with him so much we requested to be in his section. The food was great and served hot. However, do not recommend the breakfast bar as food there was not as good & not hot. The staff at the grab and go were very personable but did not find the breakfast burrito very good. Coffee and Lait's were great! Do not recommend the pool, smelled VERY strong of Chlorine and was cloudy.

Always a pleasure staying at the Brownstone! I even made friends with the ghosts that roam the…read moreproperty at night!!!! At first I was spooked then after a few visits I realized they were just teasing me.

I decided to spice up a planned weekend trip to Cleveland with the girlfriend by looking for a Bed…read more& Breakfast. This was possibly the most intelligent thing I've ever done, given the result. The building is magnificent, the rooms opulent, the breakfast perfect and delicious. Robin is intensely passionate about old-world Cleveland, a great storyteller, and equally passionate about making sure you have an agenda suited to you and the time you have to spend in Cleveland. We didn't get enough of this experience, and will return soon and often. // Gracias, Robin! Cliff y Moni

(6/1/19 - 6/8/19) I'm staying at the Hope Lodge this week as a caregiver for my stepson. He's…read moreundergoing radiation therapy and has been in residence for a little over 6 weeks. It's an amazing resource for anyone who is being treated for cancer. Everyone I've met has been friendly from administrators to volunteers to the other patients. There is reserved parking for patients and caregivers. When I relieved my son's previous caregiver I was taken on a tour of the facility. There is a large dining area with three kitchens for food preparation. Across one wall is a very large pantry subdivided by patient room numbers. Each patient is given space for refrigerated, dry and frozen food. There is a large sitting area with a piano and a tv. Lots of squishy comfortable chairs dot the area as well. There are also pillows and throw blankets. The basement level has the mechanical rooms as well as a sitting area with a tv and board games as well. There is also a small fitness room with a pool table. The second floor has a seating area at the top of the staircase and a library. The rest of the floor is patient rooms. There is a laundry room on each floor as well. For patients with limited mobility the facility also has an elevator. The elevator has a chair with a blanket on it. In the back of the facility there's a large lawn and garden area with a small pond filled with koi. There are benches and chairs scattered around and a small gazebo. BBQ grills are available on a patio as well. The facility is located very close to a major cancer treatment center. It's a short walk out the back parking lot and across a street. There are also a great many restaurants nearby as well as a Rapid stop. Little Italy is a short walk as are a great many museums.

We are very lucky to be in this facility for my wife's cancer treatment for stem cell transplant…read morethrough the Americian Cancer Society. Thank you again for the tremendous help. I have been a long time donator through direct donations and United Way. Never thought I would need there services but here I am now and what they do with the money is incredible. Thank you and hope to support many more years. Everybody needs to know what you do here

This Residence Inn was pretty solid, I think it really punched above its weight in a few ways…read more First, it had a modern feel. Yes, the room itself was smaller than other properties, but all the furniture and fixtures felt new and worked well. Good shower, good quality mattress, no complaints. In exchange for a smaller room, the common area amenities were great, especially the spacious fitness center. It was a nice space with a good number of cardio machines in addition to the usual chain hotel weightlifting equipment (dumbbells up to 50 lbs, a cable machine, a few benches). There's also a small pool on property, and a nice patio in the back with a modern fire pit. The parking garage is also behind the hotel, and was convenient and easy to use. They charge $25 nightly which felt steep, but it nice to have peace of mind leaving my car there. I liked the location outside the city center (basically on Cleveland Clinic's campus). It was convenient for driving out towards the national park, and still very easy to get into downtown without issue. Overall a solid stay, and a good value!

This is not a fancy hotel…read more Clean. Good toilet paper. The soft kind. Good Kleenex facial tissues. The soft kind. Good water pressure and good amount of hot water. Did not like the way the shower door opens in relation to the shower head --water sprays out a little. Toiletries like shampoo and conditioner did not smell high end. Comfortable beds. Good breakfast w assorted proteins--egg sausage--carbs--hash browns, cereal etc. Coffee w available to go cups and creamer so you can help yourself. Clean buffet area and clean breakfast area. Spacious room w full kitchen which we did not use. Unclear why we booked this large of a room w amenities we didn't Need or use. But if you stay more than a day--a full sized fridge and kitchen are fire!! I would gladly trade shi-shi toiletries for a good kitchen in that case! Very Good for what it is. 5/5 Don't expect people to kowtow to you but the folks are nice enough. Sorry no good pics. Was tired. We got in late.

Great experience here! In town for a wedding and was able to check in early. Location is great too,…read morelittle Italy and case western are within walking distance. Staff was very friendly and let us check in early. Room was clean and spacious as well (we had the king sized bed). Two small things, for one there is only one mirror in the room above the bathroom sink. Would have liked more mirror space. Also the only parking option is a valet priced at $30 a night with tax. You do have in and out privileges, but I would have liked to have a self-parking option. Overall though great time here.

Good location for conference I was attending. Room was larger than I expected. Service was…read moreexceptionally friendly! Only valet parking on site, they did mention an uncovered lot nearby though for reduced rates. Only problem I had was that the hot water took a VERY long time to turn on in the shower and water pressure was spotty. Other than that, very kind housekeeping and front desk staff. Also of note, where my room was - my window looked directly into the windows of the hospital next door.

On a recent visit to Cleveland we stayed with friends about an hour drive away, so after a show we…read moresaw at Playhouse Square we opted to stay in town to make it easier on us all. My buddy chose this hotel, both because of its proximity to our show and after party, but more so because of the historic nature of the property and what hides in the basement. The hotel is modern on the inside, with great rooms, plenty of seating space, big open modern bathrooms, and fluffy towels. We didn't get to use most of the shared facilities but were invited to a roof party. This used to be a large bank, which means there are vaults in the basement. Now a nightclub and bar, The Vault is a great place to hang out if you're staying here (see separate review). Prices were reasonable even for a weekend with many big events, concerts, and games happening at once. I'd stay here again.

Last night I had the opportunity to experience Le Petit Chef, and it was everything I hoped it…read morewould be! From the moment we arrived, the staff was warm, welcoming, and attentive. The immersive show was incredible, and the food was absolutely delicious. Each of the five courses was beautifully prepared and full of flavor, making the entire evening an experience rather than just a dinner. If you get the chance to visit, I highly recommend it. It's definitely worth the price and makes for a fun, unique night out.