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The Cleveland hotel scene has been booming as the downtown area and other parts of town are being revitalized.

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Upscale Hotels

Hilton Cleveland Downtown
This beautiful hotel is connected to the Cleveland Convention Center. it has everything you would expect from a luxury hotel, including a top-floor bar offering craft drinks and locally sourced food, providing amazing views of Cleveland’s skyline and uninterrupted views of the lake.

Metropolitan at the 9
This is the hippest spot in town, blending art, history and luxury close to Progressive Field downtown. The developers did an amazing job converting an old office tower into a mixed-use building with the hotel and apartments, along with a restaurant on the floor level and a rooftop lounge with amazing views.

Renaissance
Cleveland Hotel Located right in the heart of Public Square, the Renaissance Cleveland Hotel is a throwback to the grand hotels of the early 20th century. This hotel boasts 491 rooms, a fitness center, an indoor pool, and a huge formal lobby with a lot of marble and a piano bar. The hotel is connected to Tower City. There is also an underground tunnel in Tower City to both Progressive Field and Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse and a rapid transit stop that can take you to and from Cleveland Hopkins International Airport.

Ritz-Carlton Hotel
The Ritz-Carlton is located on the third level of The Avenue at Tower City and so it enjoys all the same advantages of the Renaissance Cleveland Hotel. The restaurant at the Ritz, the Riverview Room, is an upscale, white glove restaurant. The food and service are both great, but the atmosphere is stuffy. There are 208 guestrooms and 22 suites. Each guest room has a marble bathroom, twice daily maid service, computer modem capabilities and the famous Ritz-Carlton terry cloth bathrobes. The hotel has a fitness center, an indoor pool and massage therapy (by appointment only). The Ritz-Carlton received four diamonds from AAA and four stars from Mobil. A bit more expensive than the Renaissance, but isn't a sure thing from your date worth a couple of extra bucks?

Cleveland Marriott at Key Tower
The Cleveland Marriott offers 400 guest rooms located just north of Public Square. The hotel is fairly new and still looks it. If you are a fitness nut, you may want to stay at the Marriott. It boasts a private health club (more than just a fitness center) for use by hotel guests. It also has an indoor pool. The restaurant at the Marriott, David's, is not nearly as good as the offerings at the Renaissance or the Ritz-Carlton, but Frank & Pauly's, an Italian restaurant, is located just across the street from the hotel. Three diamonds from AAA.

Hyatt Regency
This hotel is located in the beautifully restored Arcade, an historic landmark in the heart of Downtown Cleveland.

Mario's International Spa and Hotel
This hotel is located in Aurora, Ohio, about thirty minutes southeast of downtown Cleveland. Mario's Spa is a nationally recognized spa facility that was named one of the ten best day spas in America in a Conde Nast readers' poll. The restaurant serving the hotel is more than adequate.

Glidden House
The Glidden House is a 60-room hotel/bed and breakfast located in the University Circle area, an area that encompasses Case Western Reserve University, University Hospital, Severance Hall and the Cleveland Museum of Art. Glidden House is located directly across from Case Western Reserve University's School of Law. No health club or fitness room and no restaurant, although breakfast is served to hotel guests. That Place on Bellflower, an upscale restaurant, is located directly behind Glidden House and Sergio's, an informal restaurant that serves lunch and dinner is located right next door.

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