I stayed here for a work conference. The conference was at the Marriott just 3 blocks down the road but I stayed here and saved well over $75. The complimentary breakfast was one of the best ones I have seen. The room was clean and inviting and free internet access was a plus and easy to connect. My only reason for giving it 4 instead of 5 stars is the air quality in the room. The heat/fan ran most of the night due to the cold weather but the air was incredibly dry. The bed was incredibly comfortable but I woke up at least 3 times during the night with an incredibly dry throat. One time I was having difficulty breathing/swallowing it was so dry. I'm not sure this would be something fixable as I've experience something similar in other hotels but was really my only complaint. I would recommend this hotel to anyone looking for something with a downtown location. I know I will be coming back with the family to visit some local attractions.

My wife and I took a weekend trip to Cleveland this weekend (1/18-1/20) and chose the Hampton Inn for its proximity to several of the main tourist attractions, etc. (You can walk to the science center, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, all of the sports stadiums) The valet parking was convenient given the blustery weather, the hotel's hallways and rooms were updated and the staff was friendly. On our second night, we had slamming doors and yelling in the hallways from 2-3:30 a.m. I kept hoping it would go away but should have called the front desk to complain.

When I mentioned it the next morning, the staff admitted they'd had a problem on a different floor and agreed that I should have let them know as they have security at night on the weekends. They suggested that they rarely if ever had problems during the week when the patrons are mostly business people.

The breakfast was typical Hampton Inn--my consistent gripe year after year is that when scrambled eggs are offered, they're pretty lackluster. The omelets are much better.

The price was right, the location was good, and other than the noisy neighbors and a squeaky bathroom door, everything was lovely. We would stay there again!

Only about 5 minutes walking to the new casino. Across from a subway and 2 other small restaurants that do carry out or dine in. Had the flatbread for lunch, very good. Rooms were very modern with laptop area, and other basic ammenties, but just everything was very modern. Breakfast had everything you need to get started in the morning. Check out and in was very smooth.

My family of four stayed here for one night as a halfway stop between Kentucky and New York, and I wanted to visit the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. I called them because they had a package deal online, but the lady who answered the phone was nice enough to tell me it would be cheaper for me to pay a la carte since I qualify for military discounts. I think I paid $106 a night. The hotel is on a main drag between the baseball stadium and the museum, so it's convenient for those going to one or the other. Valet parking only as far as I know, and I think it was $10 a night. Room was very nice, almost posh. Breakfast room was crowded but a good hot meal. Elevators worked, staff were friendly.