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.

Way to put the breakfast back in "bed & breakfast."…read more A nice old 2 story house that has been turned into a bed & breakfast. They are tucked back into the woods and raise alpackas there. Dude, not kidding. It wasn't fancy; quaint would be a good word. But the bed was comfy, the breakfast was great, and it's 5 minutes from my grandma's house (that had WAY to many people in it.)

good Groupon for this place!…read more room was clean and good sized (we upgraded to the biggest room w/jacuzzi tub for xtra $25/night) - the other rooms we peeked into were small, mostly taken up by the bed, but nice and way better than motel. nothing fancy, but a cute old house with 4 rooms in an interesting location. breakfast was delicious and fresh! **be sure to ask if the downstairs area is being rented for events, because if it is you will not have access to livingroom/fireplace, and depending on the size of the event, it may spill out throughout the whole first floor. when we were there a large event was going on and all we felt comfortable doing was going from our room to the car to the room to the car. also, the event was for a funeral - understood that these things are spur of the moment, but would have been nice to have a chance to stay somewhere else if we knew ahead of time. it put a somber feeling to our vacation, not something we wanted or expected.

The weekend I spent in the Van Gogh suite was a very cool experience…read more The hotel itself is in a convenient location and is close to walkable bars and restaurants so you can leave your car with the valet. The room has great views and lots of windows that let in plenty of natural light that make lounging inside enjoyable. We ordered room service and had a fun time drinking and eating surrounded by the beautiful artwork of Mr. Van Gogh. The soaking tub was nice and the bed is very comfortable but, like most of the other reviews say, the cars revving up and down the main drag all night are very noisy. The hotel leaves ear plugs on the bed but since we were in town for leisure, we didn't really use them.

Terrible guest service staff. Not solution based. Will not help you resolve any concerns and…read moresurprise.. "there's no manager on duty" so you get stuck with Jake who "doesn't like to be put on the spot." If I could give this place zero stars that would be too many.

Stayed here one night. Great hotel! Great neighborhood. Restaurants and shops literally right…read morenext door to the hotel. Free parking in the lot next to the hotel. Friendly staff, great Hyatt beds as usual. Would definitely stay here again if coming to Cleveland.

Nice new building at a large mall complex right off Crocker…read more This place is near the lake and situated at the edge of an outdoor mall full of restaurants and shops and even a grocery store nearby. Services like nails etc was also available. This hotel was new, clean and tidy and the desk staff was always available, attentive and helpful! There are some snacks and things for sale, like bottles of water for sale at the front desk.

Fidelity Hotel is a newish hotel in the heart of downtown Cleveland. It's located in the Baker…read moreBuilding. It's one of the most sophisticated lodging options in the city. In fact, it has Michelin Key (like Michelin Star for hotels). I'll write this review from the standpoint of dining guest and not hotel guest. AMBIANCE: The hotel combines exterior history and interior modern feel. The decor is like flipping the pages of an interior decor magazine - accent floral wallpaper and comfy velvet furniture. I was visiting the hotel for an event (Sounds of the Land) so my only visit was to the lobby and downstairs restaurant (Club Room). The lobby was extremely comfy and modern. I can absolutely see relaxing here or catching up on work. Although the lobby is very constrained in terms of space and gets loud. CLUB ROOM: I visited the Club Room, a restaurant by the lobby. I really enjoyed the drinks - bold, well crafted, and generously boozy. The food was less exciting, too salty and subpar. The Club Room hosts plenty of events - holiday dinners, opening sports days, and music. The space quickly gets packed. PARKING: Valet is available onsite. Plenty of parking garages are accessible in the area. I recommend dropping in for an event at the hotel and drinks. You can register on Eventbrite for select events. I highly recommend making a reservation at Club Room since the business gets very busy.

Not a great experience the rooms are extremely small, at night you can't see ur face in the mirror…read morethat's how dark it is in the room, it's ridiculous. My room was cleaned but they didn't refill the cups coffee. I wouldn't stay here again if I have a choice.

I've stayed at B&B's all over the country, and I have to say this is one of the best I've…read moreencountered. It's new, and it's the only B&B in Berea, with the quaint downtown square right around the corner. The owners are quick to respond to any problems, the location is fantastic, the beds are good. Even the *towels* here are top-notch. When I checked to make sure I didn't have down pillows, I found brand new allergy shield pillow covers on high-quality synthetic pillows. When you stay in a B&B in an old Victorian or heritage home, usually that means dealing with a tiny bathroom, undersized shower, and so on; the beautiful old home that houses Riverside Gables was completely renovated in fall 2012, with nice big showers, new fixtures, and new floors. Guests even have a sitting room, with a kitchenette and fridge, Keurig coffee machine, spare dishes, and (my favorite) electric kettle and teapots for tea. Glass bottles of water are kept chilled for the use of the guests, and it was great to have that bottle of water to take to my room (and also not feel like I was wasting a plastic bottle just to have something cold to drink.) There's also a separate back door for guests. Breakfast has been excellent: fruit salad to start, juice, a beautiful omelette the first time I stayed and a Belgian waffle this morning. The owners have a beautiful Golden Retriever, but he is not allowed in the B&B portion of the house. Catherine is lovely to talk to, knowledgeable about the area, and responsive to the needs and preferences of her guests. If business brings me back to the area, I will *definitely* put this place at the top of my list.

A great little bed and breakfast. The breakfasts are tasty and their only drawback is that they…read morewere too large for those of us who eat light breakfasts. The bathrooms are sizable and modern, the bedrooms are cozy and comfortable, plus there's a sitting room if you want to get out of the bedroom. The owners are pleasant and sociable and they've got a friendly Golden Retriever who's quiet and stays out of the guest part of the house. Second best is that they've got both a Tesla wall charger and a J1772 charger for those with electric cars, and the best thing is that you have the delightful Rocky River Valley across the street for driving and recreation.

My partner and I had a good three days to get away from southwestern Ontario, so, we decided to…read morebook the Penfield House, located just east of Cleveland, in the sleepy bedroom community of Willoughby Hills. If you are in need of rest and relaxation, plus, a 'back to nature' experience, we thoroughly recommend renting this 1950's Frank Lloyd Wright designed property. It was a great retreat for us. The home is retro, and given its age, appointed well enough. Actually, we were quite surprised by how comfy the beds were, as well as the nicely designed main bathroom. We've stayed in older F.L.W. designed homes, and have felt much less comfortable! Self-catering is possible, there are electric stove tops, but, there is no oven for baking or roasting. The home is stocked with everything you need to put together simple meals in style and enjoy the architecture and nature the property affords. There is a lovely deck, but, we couldn't utilize it because it was a bit too cold and wet when we visited; this would be great to dine and lounge on during summer months! What we liked most about the experience, besides checking out F.L.W.'s architecture, were the sweeping views from the large high-ceilinged living and dining room area. Inside, it felt like we were actually sitting in a forest! From the living room, from sunrise thru sunset, we could easily see deer grazing about slowly yet cautiously, beautifully and gracefully for our eyes. We viewed countless cardinals, blue jays, hawks and many other bird species, enriching the experience. There are many hiking trails on the property, and just up the road at Gully Brook Park, where we encountered more deer on our peaceful walks through the valley. Lastly, the town of Willoughby Hills itself has a decent coffee shop, numerous restaurants and bars, as well as grocery stores and wine shops, to make a stay at Penfield House most enjoyable.

wow! I got to stay in a Frank Lloyd Wright designed home. Bought the two night three day stay as…read morea Christmas gift to my huzband, and got to enjoy it as well. Beautifully maintained, comfy and historic. We arrived and spent our first night by the fire playing games and snacking on charcuterie. An easy deal since the house is fully furnished and usable, including the firewood. Loved the ambiance and the warm vibe. You can tell it was a happy home filled with great memories. Browsing through the guest book there are many returnees each year. Sarah, the current owner, was awesome. When the power went out the first morning she and her family kept checkin up on us. We were great though, even without electricity! We built and kept the fore going, made French Press coffee and cooked on the gas stove lighting it with a lighter. There was hot water from the gas water heater so showers were had and everyone was happy. We spent the second night much like the first, games, good food (braised slow cooked short ribs over mashers and garlicky spinach) and lots of great wine, all by candle light and the warmth of the fire. It was "glamping" at its finest! Sadly, the power was not restored until after we left, but we still had a terrific time and plan on returning to enjoy the home, the hiking on the property and the Chagrin River. Highly recommend this great historic rental!

We booked this stay for two nights and given the price per night, expected a higher level of…read morecomfort, functionality, and customer service. Upon arrival in the evening, we appreciated the direct access to the room. However, multiple issues arose that significantly impacted our stay. We were unable to get the fireplace to turn on despite following the provided instructions. After contacting the host, we were given the same instructions again, and it took approximately 20 minutes before the fireplace finally turned on. Shortly after, the refrigerator began making a loud, repetitive knocking noise. We contacted the host again to report this issue and asked that it be addressed when checking on the fireplace. The unit above us was occupied, and we experienced excessive noise throughout the night, including loud stomping that made it difficult to sleep. When we contacted the host the following morning to ask whether the upstairs unit would also be occupied for our second night, her immediate response was that we could "just check out." This was not a reasonable or helpful solution, especially considering we had paid for a two-night stay. We expected the host to communicate with the upstairs guests and ask them to be mindful of the guests below. Additional concerns included water pressure issues. While the bathtub is visually appealing, after running the water for approximately 20 minutes, it barely filled, making it unusable. Flooring throughout the unit is uneven, with large gaps between planks partially covered by rugs, creating both comfort and safety concerns. While snacks and drinks were provided, one of the items. a mini loaf had visible mold and was not safe for consumption. Due to the combination of unresolved maintenance issues, excessive noise, and poor communication from the host, our stay did not meet reasonable expectations for the price paid.

So blessed to find this gem in Ohio. Making the reservation was quick and I received an email…read moreconfirmation with details to our room. We stayed at the retreat. Could tell the personal touch when Doug came out to help us park. It's street parking in a residential neighborhood and knowing how to parallel park is important. Before you even enter the gate we had a special Easter treat the owners put out. On every other fence iron spigot was a Happy Easter dog bone treats tied to the fence with a note from your dog friends, Olivia and Jilli; The owners pets. Melt my heart When we entered the house we were told there are two separate rooms on the second floor. This house does not have an elevator so you have to carry up your luggage. The first floor is a common area to enjoy. The decor is clean, classic, and suitable for the home. The home smelled fresh, the areas were wiped down and organized. We even had breakfast waiting for us in the fridge and home made cookies on the counter. Up to the second floor and into our room to the left we were greeted with a spacious king bed with a working fire, seating area, and best of all, jacuzzi tub. Stand up shower but the tub is where it's at. Doug walked us through all the features of the TV, remote controls, jacuzzi buttons, and history of how this once barn became a home. By the time he left we felt like family. Wish we found this earlier so we could have stayed longer. Before he gave us the keys and retired for the evening we were given restaurant suggestions in walking distance along with a coupon good to use at a few of them if interested. No pressure to eat at any one of them in particular. Highly recommend if you are looking for a place in Cleveland Ohio that is perfect for you, you and your partner, or family.