The Bottom Line
The Cleveland Renaissance is a beautiful and gracious hotel with efficient and friendly service, large guest rooms, and lots of charm.
Pros
- Beautiful early 20th century architecture
- Centrally located at Public Square
- Large, renovated rooms
- High-speed Internet access
- Indoor access to shopping, dining, and entertainment
Cons
- Parking is expensive
Description
- Cleveland Renaissance Hotel
24 Public Square
Cleveland, OH 44113 - 216 696-5600
- 800 468-3571
- The hotel is connected to the RTA System, with direct trains to the airport and Shaker Square.
Guide Review - Cleveland Renaissance Hotel
The Cleveland Renaissance opened in 1918, a part of the Terminal Tower and Landmark Office Building complex, created by the Van Sweringen Brothers. The hotel's magnificent lobby and grand staircase still harken back to that gracious era.The Guest Rooms
The Renaissance Hotel has 491 guest rooms and suites, all equipped with coffee makers, an iron and ironing board, a TV and VCR, and an in-room safe. A complimentary copy of USA Today is delivered daily and high-speed Internet access is available in-suite for a modest daily fee.
Club level rooms have a limited access concierge lounge where complimentary continental breakfast and afternoon hors d'oeuvres are served daily.
Amenities
The Cleveland Renaissance Hotel has two restaurants -- the Brasserie, a casual eatery that serves breakfast and lunch daily, and Sans Souci, a warm and inviting Mediterranean restaurant that serves lunch and dinner.
The hotel has a large fitness center, an indoor swimming pool, a sauna, and a 24-hour business center.
The Avenue at Tower City
The Cleveland Renaissance is connected to the Tower City complex, which includes dozens of shops, the Hard Rock Cafe, Morton's Steakhouse, an international food court, and Tower City Cinemas.
(last updated 11-16-07)
