Enjoy going to the casino, great entertainment you have to no when to stop gambling. People are…read morenice. Patrons and employees . You can watch the horse racing and enjoy a meal . There is a grill on site plus a delicious buffet. A girls day every few months is very enjoyable.

I don't think I've ever experienced the rudeness of other players before in my life. This lady came…read moreup to me almost demanding the slot I was on. I was taking a break sitting next to my husband trying to see if I wanted to put anymore money in that machine. This woman made me so uncomfortable walking around me. Even after I told her how rude she was she didn't stop asking me was I still playing. My husband got upset and of course it turned into a disagreement because he said I was letting her intimidate me because I was ready to go. I don't like conflict and was ready to go. People these days have issues and she felt I was messing with her money because she had hit on that machine a couple days before, for a sizable amount. Don't worry I won't be coming back. Ruined a beautiful day.

A total vibe!!! The Indians were playing so it was supa packed!!! Drinks and dice flowing!! You…read morecan't have your phone out do I didn't take picks inside!! I really was happy about the 250 I won!! I played black jack!! I thought security was gonna walk me to my car I guess that's only in the movies but a very taken security guard did walk me and girlfriends back to my truck which I was thank for!! The JACK doesn't owe me nothing!! Looking forward to going back!!!

Visited the buffet at the Jack Casino for lunch. On Wednesdays and Thursdays, the buffet with drink…read moreand no tip is $15.00. That is a very good price for what you get. You get access to a wide variety of quality food. There are not a lot of buffets in the area these days. By default, this buffet is, therefore, one of the best buffets in the area. It wasn't very busy and we got through the non-member line quickly. We were excorted to a table and then we went to the buffet. The buffet is long, so it's a little walk to get from one end to the other. The food all looked good. We skipped the Mexican and salad sections. There was a tasty looking hamburger buffet, but I skipped that too. The pizza looked good as well, but since my life is full of pizza, I skipped that section as well. Finally, I saw the stuff I like - veggies, pasta, and meat. I didn't get any fried chicken, but I loaded up on pasta and various sauteed veggies like green beans, sweet potatoes, broccolini, and mashed potatoes. When I returned to the table, our drinks still were not delivered, but they arrived within a few minutes. The veggies were delicious, but the brocollini was a little tough. The mashed potatoes were awesome. I loved the veggies. On my second trip, I got some more veggies and mac n cheese. I didn't want to over eat, so I kept it to two plates. On Wednesdays or Thursdays, I will definitely be making a visit to this buffet because it is so much better than some of the other food in the area and in some cases, cheaper. Take for example, two summer rolls, a glass of water, and some noodles and veggies is $24 at a nearby restaurant. While this meal is tasty, it's not a good value. At yet another nearby food stand, I can get a bottle of water, veggies, meat, and noodles with sauce for $7 - a great value. But one can only dine at the same establishment so many times when the menu is limited. I'll be back, Jack!

Great time at the Jack. This place has been recently remodeled and it looks great. Decent…read moresports bar area. Two small bars. Improved food options. Active slots. Friendly staff. Good visit as always and the refreshed look is great.

They are doing a bait and switch. They say you are getting a Silver Quest, 2 litter commercial…read moreblender. Then when you get there they give you a cheap brentwood blender. I thought this was illegal?

Stopped to check out the sports book while at the Monsters game. Slight delays getting in but for…read moregood reason as the Sportsbook is open to public as well from outside of arena. Upstairs has a nice bar area, plenty of TVs and a few betting kiosks. Downstairs has an area but with a bar, tables to sit, kiosks, and a few windows to place your bets. This place is open independent of any events at the arena. Definitely worth a stop.

We popped in during a pub crawl so I could place a few bets, and it was a nice surprise. The…read moregentlemen at the counter were friendly and professional, the machines were easy to use, and the security employee at the door kept my girlfriend occupied with pleasant conversation while I did my thing. The operation came across as clean and classy. I would definitely visit again. Thanks Caesars!

Via Hilton Honors, I was pleased to find Hilton Cleveland Downtown for weekend stay during the…read moreweekend of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Half Marathon. Not only did I love its stellar 4.6 out of 5.0 rating on the platform, but it was also a short distance from the race event itself and other notable Cleveland sights. My experience with the classy receptionist working behind the desk was nothing less than professional. Since my room was already booked through Hilton Honors, the only thing check-in consisted of was a verification of my information, a briefing on what is offered, and giving me my room key. For your information, check-in starts at 4:00pm and check-out ends at 11:00am! After locating and entering my room, I took notice of the design and interior color which appeared so elegant! There were liquid products by Crabtree & Evelyn inside of the shower attached to the wall. Hotels have completely dealt away with the mini shampoo, bath soap, and conditioner products that made great travel hygiene additions. I would be lying if I told you that I did not have any of the mini hygiene items still to this day. The bathroom featured a sliding door, providing privacy, and everything in the bathroom was very presentable. Inside of the bathroom was a vintage 1981 limited-edition serigraph poster titled Top Hats (also known as In Celebration of His 89th Birthday) by the renowned Russian-French Art Deco artist Erté (Romain de Tirtoff), published by Circle Gallery. It was a poster that I just cannot take my eyes off within the minutes of me getting settled in. Along with those notable things inside of the room, it met my cleanliness standards. I had no issues whatsoever getting comfortable in the king-sized bed during my stay as my head was engulfed in between the comfortable pillows. To further assist with a restful evening, the television had Calm installed on it which is the #1 app for sleep and meditation. I have continued utilizing Calm during many of my stays at Hilton hotels. While utilizing the shower, I was not pleased with the water pressure; its lack of pressure resulted in a lengthy time spent in the shower during each usage. During many of my hotel stays, the shower experience is one of the highlights I look forward to in the room. The good thing about the lack of water pressure was that the bathroom floor was not flooded with water after usage. Other things the room came with that I noticed were a comforter, an iron, ironing board, a coffee maker (Cuisinart), a refrigerator, a safe, blow dryer, USB and AC plugins built-in to both the bed frame and wall-mounted TV panel, and several lamps which added a nice touch to the room. And the Wi-Fi internet was easy to connect to and not once did I have any connectivity issues with it during my stay. Hilton Cleveland, as expected, appeared immaculately beautiful! I must say that the lobby left me speechless; I have stayed at many Hilton Hotels, and their lobby was certainly adorable. It is large and adds a very professional vibe. Within it, there are several seating areas available for you to relax, enjoy your stay, or wait patiently, ensuring a pleasant experience at Hilton Cleveland. It was impossible to ignore the striking black geometric structure outside the check-in area, as well as the distinctive green moss accent wall directly behind the counter. As a fitness enthusiast, it was great having a fitness center onsite because it allowed me to keep up with my fitness routines during my stay. I was pleased to see the number of dumbbells, medicine balls, a decent selection of workout machines, and exercise bikes. I must say that it charmed me out of my panties once I toggled with the treadmill features and discovered that I was able to watch not only television, but YouTube as well! It was great having a breakfast option, but it is not complimentary. I honestly feel the pricing should be more reasonable, as I spent $28. Your best affordable option is to find a nearby breakfast restaurant, and there are several available. One that I adored is REBOL, which I found via Google Maps. Keep that in mind. For your information, breakfast is served from 6:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.. If you are visiting Cleveland, the hotel sits not only within an acceptable walking distance of a plethora of restaurants and businesses, but less of a mile from sights like the Voinovich Bicentennial Park, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Museum, Public Square, Huntington Bank Stadium, and Lake Erie which are few that I visited. I would surely book hotel stay with Hilton Cleveland Downtown again due to my experience with it because the hotel met my comfort needs, and I love that its location is within an accessible distance of things of interest in Cleveland. ~Escape the ordinary. ~ Thomas G

My husband and I recently stayed here for an overnight during a road trip. I usually hate staying…read morein hotels for just one night, but I must say that I really enjoyed our brief stay. Upon entering the hotel, I immediately took note of the signature scent. The lobby smelled clean, elegant, and subtle. It's hard to explain, but I loved that aspect of the stay. It made the hotel feel luxurious. The restaurant/bar located on the second floor just above the lobby was LOUD. It definitely sounded like the guests were enjoying themselves. There was some sort of convention in town, so the crowd was mostly professionals from that industry with a sprinkling of other guests. They'd been enjoying the libations! After taking our things to the room, which was very clean and tidy, we rushed to order pizza and wings from the bar before the kitchen closed and then ordered drinks to enjoy while we waited. Once we had our pizza in hand, we made our way up to the room to settle in for the night. The food was decent. The staff was kind and accommodating. The location was nice. That night, we went for a walk in the area and felt safe. The next day, we walked to a nearby diner for breakfast. The location actually panned out to be perfect for us. We were able to do a little exploring and sight-seeing in the short time that we were in the city. We requested a late check-out and they granted that request which made our exploration possible.

PROS: just came back to this place and it's still amazing! Six floors of display items, items from…read moremany performers even those that aren't in the hall of fame, good prices, nice food, some of the staff is friendly. Huge gift shop CONS: some of the staff isn't friendly (the food staff), the top floors are also way smaller than the bottom floors, gift shop is overpriced, no parking lot despite the size of this place OVERALL: I still give this place a five star review despite some issues it has. I'll always come and visit this place. Merchandise is always revolving so no two visits are the same

Finally got to visit the museum w/ a friend on a recent afternoon, and while we enjoyed our visit -…read morewe also both said, almost simultaneously, "It could've been so much better." Bottom line up front - it's totally worth a visit. It's easy to get there, and because it was a weekday, we had no issue finding parking on a side street nearby. Plan on spending 3 hours or more. It really would've been nice to see more of the documentaries that were playing. We just had time to consume a bit of them. There's a lot to admire and learn. What they've managed to pull together is impressive. I can't imagine all that goes into dealing with estates, copyrights, on and on. The interactive experience -- where you can pick up a guitar, hop on a drum set, take to a mic in a studio - is really entertaining. The massive exhibit on SNL was great. Whoever edited the video of all of the performers is truly a master. It was excellent. BUT - we kept feeling like there were so many artists who were left out. There was almost nothing of Elton John, Freddie Mercury, David Bowie, U2, Bob Dylan, Carole King, Blondie, and quite a list of others. Neither of us uses Spotify, so we couldn't listen to (via QR code you scan) numerous coordinating play lists that went with exhibits. Not sure if they have the staff or not, but there was no special exhibit set up to honor the late mega-star, Hall of Famer Dolly Parton - just a tiny, sad table at the front of the gift shop that the escalators funnel you directly into in order to exit the museum. The staff who greet you barely say a word and don't even give you an exhibits map. No friendly advice on which way to go, etc. We liked the exhibit focused on "revolutionary women," but again, if you go to the trouble of acquiring a performer's outfit/costume, you should expend a little more energy & get a really nice picture -- or even better, some video (!!) al-- of that person in the outfit! How about some stories behind the costumes? A little spotlight on who made it, why the performer chose it, etc. Unless we missed it, there was little to nothing about the legendary people behind the scenes --- the producers, like George Martin (the "5th Beatle"), Phil Spector, Mutt Lange, etc. Again, we enjoyed ourselves, but it could've been so much better.

Honestly, when I looked up hotels in Cleveland, I was surprised to see a Ritz-Carlton listed. I…read moremean, Cleveland isn't America's vacation destination, yet they have a Ritz-Carlton while Puerto Rico doesn't. Next, we arrived at the Tower City Center. I had no idea where it was located, and neither did the shop workers. Also, most of Tower City Center was either closed or vacant. I finally called using CapCall, but the connection kept dropping; after walking around, I found it was on the 3rd floor. It's secure, with room card access to the entrance and elevators, which is pretty standard for Ritz-Carlton and St Regis, and given Cleveland's huge homeless population in the downtown area, this is a necessity. Regarding the staff, they were very friendly and helpful.

Loved the hotel. Rooms are clean and beautiful. Staff was very friendly. Gym is great. Would stay…read morehere again. Just wish the surrounding area of Cleveland was better. But that's not the hotels fault.

$65 per night for a spacious, comfortable, private room right in the middle of Ohio City…read more Unbelievable! My daughter and I stayed at The Cleveland Hostel for a 4 day/3 night getaway, and we were within easy walking distance of all the restaurants we wanted to try, and within easy driving or public transportation distance of all the sites and activities we wanted to see and do. If we would have stayed one night more, we would have loved to cook in the eccentrically, but well, appointed kitchen and to eat on the rooftop. I would recommend this charming, clean, friendly hostel to anyone who wants to venture a little off the beaten path in Cleveland.

After second visit, I appreciated the strong customer service, plus I came back, must like it!…read more Really appreciate location and free parking. Had a good, quieter, relaxed stay!