Luxury Hotels In Cleveland

Use Downtown As A Starting Point

The Ritz-Carlton, Cleveland is part of the city's central accommodation landscape. Choose the actual base around the daily journeys you expect to make, rather than assuming every attraction belongs to one compact walking circuit.

Look At The Rock Hall's Lakefront Architecture

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame gives music history a clear Cleveland focus. Its original building, completed in 1995, also introduces a distinctive architectural subject on the downtown lakefront: I.M. Pei's glass pyramid. Consider the relationship between that geometric building and the waterfront when architecture is part of your interest. The building's form gives the cultural visit another scale beyond the stories within it.

University Circle includes the Cleveland Museum of Art. Keep the particular institution in the plan when arranging the cultural part of the stay.

Read Ohio City Through The Market

West Side Market anchors a food and neighborhood interest in Ohio City. Its 1912 building was designed by W. Dominick Benes and Benjamin Hubbell, with a Guastavino tile-vaulted ceiling and a clock tower. Those features give the market an architectural identity as well as a trading purpose.

The market's early history is connected with Cleveland's growing immigrant population. Looking at the building and that role together offers a way to consider how ordinary commerce helped shape the city. Choose this subject when the history of a working neighborhood interests you, alongside the food businesses that first draw attention to the market.

Explore our Ohio hotel guide for wider regional planning. The questions below retain specific cultural, geographical and visit-format distinctions for Cleveland.