$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!

Every once awhile, I stay a bit off-brand for me when it comes to a Marriott Hotel. And since I was…read moreonly in town for one night, I gave this hotel a shot. The amenities are a bit lost on me but the lobby, pool and gym all looked incredible to me. But most importantly the room was quiet and incredibly comfortable.

This was my second stay at an Aloft hotel, my first being the Aloft in Chicago on the Magnificent…read moreMile, which I was absolutely blown away by. The Aloft Cleveland Beachwood was clean, the staff was friendly, and while it wasn't the Chicago Aloft, I would definitely return to this location. Upon arrival, I checked in and was placed on the second floor, where I found my room with ease. I then decided to head downstairs around 9:20pm to sit by the pool (as I was told the pool was open until 10 & the gym is 24 hr), but when I tried the doors to the gym and pool area, they seemed to be locked. I sat in the courtyard instead and browsed online for some dinner (see Agave & Rye). I wasn't super impressed with the decor of the room, it felt very much like an 8 year old's superhero bedroom, but I can't deny that the hotel as a whole felt very clean and I appreciated that I had a mini fridge in the room. It seems mini fridges are becoming less and less common in hotels, so I'm always relieved when one is provided. I was only in town for one night, and while I was disappointed that I didn't get to use the pool or the gym due to the doors being locked, I was happy to have a clean room and a comfy bed to sleep in. *I loved the pool table and hot cocoa bar in the lobby! I think it's so important that hotels provide guests with a space to socialize and engage with one another.

I loved it here! It is so warmly decorated, and for Christmas the mansion really shines. I took the…read moreChristmas tour, which was very interesting and Taylor was so knowledgeable about the history. After having been partially destroyed by fire, vacated by a vagrant, and after sitting unloved and overgrown, the house has taken new life after being restored by the Winner family in the past 29 or so years. It really is magical inside and outside. I can see why people choose this as a wedding venue. I would love to come back and stay there and experience the spa. The guest rooms are pristine and the grounds are gorgeous.

Bathtub broken TV didn't work…read moreStaff definitely seems like they do not want anyone to be there One monsoon shower in basement 'spa' didn't work and the other shot out mainly ice cold water The steam room smells sour like cat pee. When mentioning the smell to the spa worker she said she could fix that and proceeded to spray a can of air freshener while we were sitting in it.

One thing I've learned from years of traveling for work: when you stay at an Embassy Suites, the…read morecomplimentary breakfast is usually the highlight of the morning. After a quick overnight stay during a recent business trip to Cleveland, our team made our way down just before breakfast wrapped up. Service runs from 6:30-9:30 AM, and we slid in at about 9:15 AM, right as things were winding down. Only one other guest was finishing up, so the breakfast rush had clearly passed. The star of the show here is always the made-to-order omelet station. I went with a veggie omelet and added diced ham, and it turned out exactly how you want an omelet to be--fresh, fluffy, and cooked perfectly. The hot bar still had a few options available. I skipped the bacon and sausage this time but grabbed some breakfast potatoes. Unfortunately, arriving near the end of service meant they had cooled down a bit. I also grabbed an English muffin and ran it through the toaster twice to get it just right. Mission accomplished--crispy on the outside and warm inside. The fruit selection was simple--mostly cantaloupe and honeydew--but still a nice lighter option to round out breakfast. The only real drawback during our stay was that the air conditioning in our room wasn't functioning properly, which made the room a little uncomfortable overnight. Still, if you've stayed at Embassy Suites before, you know the breakfast alone is a solid perk, and the omelet station continues to be the highlight. Tip: If you want the hottest food options, arrive earlier in the breakfast window.

This hotel has gone down considerably. The rooms were a mess. They turned off the water on a Sunday…read more(said only hot would be affected). Unable to flush or wash hands. Got sick from the restaurant food. Pool was not open. The bartender Jackie was the only saving grace. This was my last stay here.

Our stay at Gasche House was just lovely. It is a beautifully restored and maintained B&B, and…read moreGenevieve and Bill are warm and gracious hosts. Our rooms were luxurious and comfortable, and obviously meticulously cared for. Genevieve served us a decadent, made to order breakfast (including her wonderful homemade scones!). The B&B is perfectly situated for a visit to College of Wooster--walking distance up the hill to campus as well as down the hill to the sweet downtown area. I highly recommend!

My first B&B experience and I'll probably never go back... I normally do Hotel Tonight or Air BnB,…read morebut this was around the corner from an event I was going to attend and it very reasonably priced. Not, available via either of those platforms. I have stayed in village hostels outside of America and this is the only thing I can compare it to. I felt much more like a family friend than a guest or customer. The hosts were very flexible with my check-in time and really went out of their way to accommodate my needs. The house is 167 years old and in awesome condition. Plumbing and lighting is all in perfect working order. You get plenty of personal space and access to several common areas. Free wifi was pretty fast. There were complimentary beverages, snacks, cookies, chocolates (CHOCOLATES!), and breakfast made to order. Wooster is small, charming, yet pretty hip town. There are several good places to eat within walking distance and the locals are were happy to show me around. This was in winter, probably the dead season, but I really enjoyed my stay. When you include the amenities, the stay greatly exceeded expectations when it comes to value. Highly recommend staying here and I'd return in a heart-beat!

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.

I stayed here for two night during a conference. The front desk person on my check in night had…read moreamazing energy. She set the tone. She was super charismatic and welcoming. I was pleasantly surprised. The room was cute. It was decent size, but the vents were dusty and there was a hair in my bed. Management was apologetic, and they offered me 5k in points, but I did not receive them. The water for the complimentary tea was lukewarm both days. The decor in the lobby was nice, and there were games to play. The hotel is in a decent location. I was able to walk to restaurants and a grocery store.

The atrium and the staff were professional and kind, the condition of the rooms was unacceptable…read moreand fell extremely short of the expectations I have for a Hilton property. We checked into our first room, we found the carpet was dirty and frayed at the seams. Additionally, there were visible stains on the chair and curtains, as well as a hole in the sofa. I spoke to the manager about the cont of the room. He moved us to a different room and offered points for the inconvenience. The second room was not a significant improvement. The carpet was in similar condition and the beds were extremely hard, making for an uncomfortable stay and a horrible night sleep

This stay at Embassy Suites - Rockside Road, Independence, OH was completely unacceptable…read more Teenagers were loud and disruptive in the hallways all night long, forcing me to personally confront them outside my own room door. I contacted the front desk, and while staff did ask them to stop, one of the teens was then spotted alerting the group that a guest had complained -- making it clear that management had no real control over the situation. Breakfast was a health hazard. Children were digging into the food -- including the cheese -- with their bare hands. Staff had to be told to remove it. That should never require a guest to intervene. The situation ultimately required police involvement. Embassy Suites on Rockside Road failed on every level -- guest safety, sanitation, and basic order. I strongly urge management to take immediate corrective action. I will not be returning, and I cannot recommend this property to anyone.

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!!

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.